Vampire Feeder Novels & Stories

Every missing person that is never found, every runaway child, even many of the individuals that are trafficked are captured and killed by vampires. The night after I arrived, Sebastian chose his feeder. Surprisingly, he didn’t kill her. She has been here as long as I have. Unfortunately for her, he has no problem raping her while he’s feeding. She stopped crying a long time ago. Most of the humans don’t survive the first night. If they do, they never survive the second. I’ve been forced to watch every day as men, women, children, elderly, it doesn’t matter, they are brought in, used, fed on and in some instances when the vampires become overcome with bloodlust, ripped apart.

I was convinced that what I was witnessing was a figment of my imagination, unable to fathom the reality of the situation. Directly before me stood a vampire, donning lengthy sleeves and a sombre hoodie that concealed his countenance and entire frame. His gloved hands also shielded his palms. He tightly gripped onto the iron bar of my window, emitting deep and guttural noises. The agony he was experiencing struck a deep chord within me. While it would have been effortless to remove his grasp on my window sill and send him hurtling from the building, the very thought of such an act stirred a palpable uneasiness in my chest. As I gazed out upon the city, I couldn't help but notice the hunters

She says to us. “Except for the cameras everywhere.” I say, looking at her. I’ve noticed a couple of things in my short time here. The ‘feeders’ as they are called, all wear next to nothing or if they are dressed, their necks and chest are bare, making it easy for the vampires to access the veins and arteries on their necks and chests. The woman looks embarrassed as she looks away. “Well, they can’t be too careful, can they. After all if most humans knew about them, they’d be killed.”

As vampires, they depended on blood for sustenance, killing humans to quench their thirst and hunger. Humans served as their prey, providing the necessary nourishment as the Night Crawlers fed on them. Striker, another vampire with blood-red eyes, lacked mercy. His snake-like tongue reflected his ruthless nature as he attacked and fed on humans as if they were animals. Dragging a girl from their cell, he showed no care, causing her pain. Despite her struggles, she was harshly slapped, screaming in agony. Trying to break free, his grip was so intense it felt like her bones might tear through her skin.

I also somehow found a way to read it in my previous life without him noticing. Short to long, the book states some of the most important aspects of vampires' lives. Vampires are immortal night creatures that feed on human blood. Since forever, vampires were known for subducting and then hypnotizing their human victims before feeding on their blood. They can consume human's normal food, but still, they need blood to feed on. They have superpowers and high speed, high senses that allow them to see, hear, smell, and taste better than any other normal human being.

Silas huffed Fanger was the term used to describe men and women who liked having their blood sucked by vampires, some hoped to be turned someday and others just enjoyed the feeling. Most fangers were essentially walking blood bags, they had their own special rooms in the catacombs, but some Vamps prefer to feed while having sex. At the thought of this I couldn’t help but to rub the two scars on my skin above my clavicle, I never considered myself a fanger, but I guess in some ways I basically was one, except it was only with one vampire. The vamps don’t tell the fangers, but the ones hoping to be turned, never will be and all of them get discarded when they can’t produce blood fast enough be

I admit. All shifters are brought up with the knowledge of what happens to us when we’re taken by vampires. We become their living blood bags until they drain us dry. Few people ever recover from being a feeder, but those that do are in such misery, they beg to die. As a child, I always heard the stories, which were used to deter us from disobeying. Only bad shifters that don’t behave end up as feeders, they said. That’s clearly not true. It doesn’t matter if you’re good or bad. Anyone can become a feeder. Feeders are sometimes taken for unpaid debts, and many are prisoners of war. Even the feeders that volunteer for the job for various reasons regret their choices.

he said, “then one of two things, I'm afraid. Either Bradley is a vampire now, or she's made him into a feeder.” Leesa did not at all like the way the professor said that. “What's a feeder?” “A feeder is a human captive kept as a continuous source of blood. The host drinks the feeder's blood regularly, never biting deeply enough or taking enough blood to turn the victim vampire. The blood is allowed to replenish itself before the vampire drinks again, giving him or her a personal, never-ending well of blood. I would think it to be a nightmarish existence, caught between the world of the living and the world of the undead.”

Why did we have to eat from a package, as if we were mere beggars? - You have been sleeping for many centuries; things have changed. I banned the hunting of humans, which my father loved to do so much. There are blood slaves who, by their will, share their blood. No vampire needs to drain a human to death. It is much more practical to make the donor live for many years. Hunting humans in the times we live in today is only practiced by nocturnal people, who, because they are acephalic beings, act by instinct and not with intelligence.

The last time he fed and took too much from someone, was when he was still considered a young vampire and learning how to control his hunger when he fed. Even as a baby, a vampire still needs blood. But when you feed, you're simply feeding and it stays that way until you turn 16. There's no pleasurable sensation before that. But once you turns 16, the way it feels when you feed completely changes. Kind of like a werewolf gets its wolf at 16, a vampire gets its venom and feeding becomes sexual, unless trying to kill.