Vampire Daywalker Romane & Geschichten

I immediately approached the man. "Is that true what you said earlier?" I asked vehemently. "Hah? Who are you?" asked the man confused. Hayley immediately approached us. She pulled me back a little."He's my acquaintance, Leo. So Mr. Eriksen, is it true about what you said earlier?”Hayley asked the man. “Yes, if I'm not mistaken they found an injured female vampire. They chased until a castle that turned out to be a den of vampires." "When did they attack the vampire?" I asked carefully.

Nina smiled as he looked at the tombstone with Amber Hudson engraved on it. “I miss her.” “I miss her too.” Lane kissed Nina's forehead. ~ The night was long and distant. The moon was at its peak, giving off the brightest rays and flourishing the earth with its glow. “I'm Cataleya Drew. The witch who created the first vampires and werewolves. I've returned. Powerless, but I'm going to find a way to put an end to what I created. The O'Connors, the Salvadors, and the Graysons will suffer at my feet because I'm going to bring them to their very end. I always find a freaking way.” Cataleya's lips stretched into a smirk as she walked on the tarred road. It was midnight. The town was still and ser

He had gotten used to do that when he got assigned to watch over Lara. He walked towards the camp they had been ambushed not long back. He wondered if there is going to be a time like that again. He stopped to observe the graves, the whole lot of the vampires had been dissipated. He walked to Scarlet's grave and lowered himself removing dirty on top. He remembered her smile when she had told him that she was carrying their child. He had spend his time doting on her. Anticipating the feeling if holding a child. It's a pity that the joy was short lived.

Dara got up and she started to stare at Wade. “Dara are you okay?” Wade asked her. Dara remained quiet and continued to stare. He shook her. “Wade!” she hugged him. “Damn you were deep sleeping.” “I was tired.” she spoke, “Have you figured out what to do?” “Well, we vampires and werewolves sleep at day and we wake up at night. There are very little of us who are awake at day and they sleep at night.” Wade told, “So we’ll go there at day. There are some of my friends. I’ve talked to them. I’ve told them that I wanted to bring my girlfriend to our place so she can see where I actually belong. They are going to be useful if anyone else sees you there. The statue is in the middle of the place. S

he explained and I felt disgusted. Not just with his words but with the fact that I might turn to a scavenger, a scavenger for blood. "Will I have to take it every day?" "Every hour because you're a newborn vampire. You need it to stay in control and there are days when I'll have to starve you just to boost your endurance system" he explained as he walked away from me, back to the chair he was sitting on before. "I won't," I stubbornly replied "You shouldn't punish yourself like that, Annika,"

I said, confused. "Daywalkers." He said. "What?" I asked. "Some vampires can walk in the day. We haven't figure out how, but they can." He said. And I realized that we really needed to get back to the pack even faster now. We were being so much more vigilant this time, in case there were more vampires lurking in the woods. In case there were more people hanging around. But we didn't stop. We finally got to a small town that looked like it only had a couple hundred people in it and the houses looked pretty nice and there was one house right at the top of the town that we could see as we were entering that was so much nicer than all the other houses.

Magnus stood at the head of the conference table, his voice steady as he recounted Viktor’s revelation. “The vampires believe our blood holds the key to daywalking,” he explained, his gaze sweeping across the pack elders’ attentive faces. “This isn’t just about territory anymore. It’s about our very essence.” Elder Lydia leaned forward, her brow furrowed. “And you’re certain Viktor wasn’t lying?” Magnus nodded, his hands splayed on the polished wood. “As certain as I can be. The vampire’s desperation was…” He paused, searching for the right word. “I saw it myself. He could daywalk and he became years younger.”

Sometimes I forget that this was a common occurrence for every vampire in here. As far as I know, all of the pets that were here yesterday morning will be replaced with new ones by tomorrow. "So I guess 7 was too many for Doe to survive then?" Nico asked the vampire to his right. I turned my head a bit at the sound of her name. She wasn't with Xander, which pretty much meant only one thing. I felt my shoulders slump as I thought this over, the confirmation that she was gone sinking in. Even though we didn't really know each other, I just felt upset over the fact that she was gone.

Most crawlers drag their victims around until they get bored and bury the bodies. Last but not least, there are the Daywalkers- an unusual mutation that occurs when a human woman that carries a child is bitten by a vampire and gives birth to it before becoming a vampire herself. Daywalkers can walk around during the day, mingle, and feed on human food. There is no other information about them, but the vampires know that there are already more than a dozen Daywalkers. They are one of the biggest threats to the old vampires- a new, superior species. Most Daywalkers live as humans without knowing their true selves; therefore, it's nearly impossible to track them down. Personally, I'm obsessed w

Wynn said, regretting his decisions. “There is something you should know,” Deacon said, remembering the contents of Lauturi’s letter. “What?” Wynn questioned. “Not here. The walls have ears,” Deacon said, and led Wynn out of the castle. They walked for a bit before Deacon explained. “A vampire can become a day walker by robbing a hunter or the offspring of a hunter; half-bloods included, of their heart and putting it where their own heart used to be.” “That is how Paris became a day walker?” Wynn questioned, not believing that Paris would have done something like it.