Vampire Hunters Weapon Novels & Stories

These are assassins, wearing the dark leathers and carrying the blessed silver weapons that mark them as specialists in killing their own kind. Lior bleeds from multiple wounds, his curved blade lying several feet away where it was apparently knocked during the initial ambush. The vampire's gold eyes burn with fury and desperation as the hunters close in for what looks like a killing strike. "Kaelen sends his regards," one hunter says conversationally while positioning a silver dagger for a heart strike. "And his regrets that your loyalty proved insufficient to overcome corrupted nature." Lucian doesn't pause to think or plan or consider consequences. The incomplete form just moves, covering

Teya looked at the woman, who in turn couldn’t stop staring at her. “I’m Rosa,” she said, introducing herself. “Sorry if we scared you.” Teya shook her head. Strangely, these vampires didn’t scare her at all. “What’s that burning sand smell?” Goslin asked, searching the kitchen. “The vampire hunters carry a high voltage Taser with them, strong enough to knock a vampire unconscious and perhaps kill them. Catch every scent in this room, and know it if you ever come across it again,” Ken directed. He turned toward Teya, pressing close to her and sandwiching her body in between the counter and his own.

“That was real blood, from one of the maids.” Ew! “Woah!” She drank human blood? Oh my God! How disgusting! “Diana, are you even listening?” “Yeah! I think…” “Good, and yes, vampire hunters are scary. They can kill you, and yes, they will kill you without remorse, so yes, you need training. Sword training and basic self-defence, and we are starting tomorrow!" "Sword? Really? Why not a gun?" "Because a vampire couldn't be killed by a mere gun. You need to severe its head."

I knew he was going to attack me without hesitation, so I created a ball of energy in my hands and attacked him first. The vampire was left stunned on the floor. Out of nowhere, several humans entered through the sanctuary windows and hurried toward the vampire, then pointed a weapon at me, but not just any weapon, a weapon made of pure silver and with traces of magic so old that I knew it would kill me. “It's Alpha Axel,” said a woman with a frown. Selene's screams began, and I fearlessly drew my claws. “And she's in labor.” The hunters smiled amid the disaster, and I unleashed my power, striking them hard.

The blood all over his body smeared my window and also caused a red streak on my shirt when his body got in contact with mine in the process of hopping in. With a sharp turn, I stared at him as he grunted deeply in pain, breaking the arrows stuck in his body with a snap. I recognized those arrows as those which were used by my parents as the pack hunters, and they were specifically made for vampires. The edge was poisoned by a substance made by a witch in our pack. It could not only weaken a vampire but kill them once they aren't treated in 24 hours.

His chocolate brown wolf tore into the nearest hunter, claws raking through flesh before his fangs snapped around the man’s throat. I didn’t hesitate. I grabbed the nearest hunter weapon I could find—a gun. Loaded with silver rounds tipped with wolfsbane, I needed to be careful who I shot. I committed the image of Finn, Clarence, Dean, Rhys, and Bishop’s wolves to memory so I wouldn’t cause a friendly fire in battle.

I wouldn't let that happen now. My whole body morphed into my vampire self. My eyes turned into a bright glowing red colour. My canines sharpened and my nails grew longer. I whipped my head towards Maya one last time to make sure she was safe before bolting down with the sole purpose to attack that damn creature. The wind rushed through me, my feet dug on the dirt as I was skillfully making my way through the thick trees. His pestering odour grew stronger and stronger meaning I was getting closer.

Now that he and Christian had come up with a device that allowed team members to talk to each other at almost any time, running such a large area was much easier. Likewise, Christian and Jamie had worked to develop two guns that shot special bullets made of silver, which gave them many more options when it came to fighting Vampires at a distance. The Vampires had been the first to try weapons, and when it became clear a Vampire could shoot a Hunter and kill him, the Hunters and Guardians realized they needed to be able to fight back with long-range weaponry. These specially designed revolvers allowed them to do just that.

Their utility belts, laden with pouches and holsters, hold an array of weapons and tools that make me gulp. The Hunters' hands are encased in sleek, black gloves with reinforced knuckles, as if they're expecting a fistfight with a brick wall. Their faces are partially hidden by dark green domino masks that stretch horizontally across their eyes, leaving their chiseled jaws exposed. It's a look that screams, "I'm a professional badass, and I know it." "Young lady," One of them rumbles, "get away from him. He's a vampire, and a killer at that."

It also has sharp teeth similar to those of a shark. The hunters pressed their bracelets, and their weapons came out of there. It surprised Raven when a Katana went out of her bracelet. "Beatrix says only iron can kill that creature. Let's try what our weapons can do. If not, let's use our abilities." said Cael. "Okay." Everyone said so. Josh and Tyler were watching from the roof in the distance. The hunters made a series of attacks to kill their opponent, but it quickly moved like a vampire. They don't see its every move.