Novel & Cerita Vampire Diaries Veins Eyes

They were created to lure and entice humans they came into contact with. Brown hair curled at the nape of his neck, which matched the color of his eyes, except… Normally, where a vampire’s eyes were crimson, his were a caramel brown with only a red ring encircling the iris. I couldn’t tear my eyes away from the fullness of his lips as they formed an O shape to blow another ring into the air. His tall, muscular body leaned against the door like he didn’t have a care in the world, wearing only dress pants and a crisp linen shirt with two buttons left undone at the top. If I wasn’t mistaken, I was pretty sure I caught a swirl of ink beneath—

A woman with two different shades of eye color… a big man wearing a suit looking disturbed… two crying infants, and then toddlers chasing each other… He then laid the six year old on the ground as she whimpered in pain and he breathed in her face a little until she was knocked out cold. He stood up and wiped his mouth as his fangs retracted back into his mouth. “Welcome Tammy, to the Vampire world,” he whispered. He tucked a strand of hair behind her ear as her hair started to transform colors more, making it now a visible auburn color. He opened up her eyelids and saw that her eyes had now become a bright hazel color and he smiled to himself; the venom was winning the battle already.

She rolls her eyes and starts again, her head snapping up. “You’re 123 years old?” “I guess I am, technically. That guy, I don’t know, based on the colour of his eyes I’d say he’s older than me. Most vampires have normal-looking eyes but the older they get, the more their irises turn red, and then slowly silver. That guy’s whole eye was silver.” She nods, trying to examine Alaric’s eyes; she can’t see any signs of him aging at all. She tries forcing herself to see something, even just one line spoiling his pale complexion, but there’s nothing.

“No… no glitter. Sadly. Might pretty up their dark and drab love of living in old castles and smelly gothic lairs. Not that I can talk, mind you… Darrius is a prime example of what true bloods look like. Red eyes, warm skin…” “Wait, what, red?” Meadow is the one to question in bold shock, and stares at me for a second, blinking as it dawns on her why mine are red too. Knowing fine well all the ones we encountered had amber eyes like ours, or palest orange, always dull though and not glowy like a wolf. She didn’t seem to really take note of Darrius when her focus was on me this morning so I’m guessing she missed his devil look. “Sounds like I missed a whole lot.” Sierra’s face crumples with c

I need this desperately. He is watching me, writhing in pain and the subtle pleasure. I clench the sheets while trying to not make it so obvious. “ First time? ” He lowers his hand to my stomach, feeling the tensed muscles. I bite my lower lip but refuse to answer him. His eyes flash a threatening black, making my eyes widen in horror. Slowly, strange dark red veins pop under his eyes and in his cheeks. This can’t be. Only the eyes of Lycans ever flash black. And what are those veins? I have never seen this before.

“You don’t know what you’re doing.” “I know exactly what I’m doing.” The words sounded angry when she lifted her head to glare down at him. His eyes widened. “Your eyes.” North frowned. “What about my eyes?” It wasn’t the question that caught her attention so much as the note of concern in his voice. Surely he wasn’t just now noticing she had one green and one purple eye? “They’ve gone red. That only happens to vampires when they’re blood feeding.”

Almost frozen. Slowly, Alexis released her grip on Adrian's arm. She was starting to feel weird. “Y-your hands are so cold, Adrian…” she mumbled once more. But when Adrian started to lift his head and opened his eyelids there, Alexis started to lose her courage right now. Both of Adrian's eyes are metallic which looks bright and very sharp. Adrian looked at her coldly. Flashes of Alexis' memories from last night when she saw the vampire in the hallway of the restaurant came back into her mind. And that's when reality struck Alexis, before that he was a vampire. She don't even know if it's the same vampire or not. But she was so sure, if previously both of Adrian's eyes were blue, and not met

What the hell had gone wrong? Her eyes met his own as she stood, and she gasped in shock. The black iris remained unchanged, but his hazel eye was glowing deep scarlet—a sign that a vampire was close to going rogue from lack of food. The man before her was fighting to keep his beast leashed; he needed to indulge, and he needed to do so immediately. She didn't even consider her actions, as she stepped towards the large male and bared the left side of her neck.

“Mine doesn’t look anything like yours. Not even close. Mine’s surrounded by creepy veins and looks like weird symbols are forming in it. It glows, too. Like my—wait, are my eyes still glowing?” “Like a spotlight.” His eyes narrow onto my arm, covered by my jacket’s sleeve. “Can I see it? The dark veins are normal, by the way. It passes, so don’t worry.” “I’m glad to hear that.” I push back my hair to reveal my neck. “Mine almost takes up my entire neck.” “Your neck?” Elijah’s eyes jerk up from my arm. His face contorts in shock. He swoops forward and grabs my shoulder. “What the hell?”

Lynette inquired looking at Aiden and Darius who had cracks of dark red veins under their eyes. “Aiden!” Lynette reiterated before Aiden sat up, gasping, he drew air into his lungs as he looked at Lynette. She was still alive, he embraced her, and his glance caught her veins pumping blood through her neck, his face changed, but he swiftly looked away, turning off his thirst for blood. He didn't want to compel her to forget that he drained her blood.