Vampire Hunters Weapon Novels & Stories

I knew she had Hunter blood but I was unaware that she used their weapons. I wondered if something to do with her Hunter blood made her immune to silver? Otherwise wouldn’t using silver weapons be too painful? Nova barely lifted her leg to stab Charlie in his Achilles’ tendon. He dropped to the floor and before Nova could stab Dominic as well Harvey broke his arm rather violently. There was even bone peaking out. Harvey looked at Dominic and asked, “ You dare to put your hands on what’s mine? Give me a good reason. Either way you die but if your answer amuses me perhaps I’ll make it painless.”

It had been a long time since I last saw terror in the humans’ eyes while gazing at me. “You are a Vampire!” I smiled and used the same words he told me a while ago. “So, what if I am? You had hurt a very important person to me. I cannot forgive you for that,” I told him as I stabbed his chest with my sword. The Hunters who had recovered shot me but no bullets were able to get through me. The man trembled and struggled to reach out for the gun which he had dropped a few inches away from him. I allowed him to have a tiny hope in his heart and let him reach for the gun only for him to drop it again the moment I buried the sword deeper in his body and hit his heart. After watching him breathed

I threw the smoke grenade. It burst between us. Gray cloud, instant cover. I fired two rounds through the smoke where he'd been standing. The smoke hadn't cleared when his voice came from behind me. "Vampire hunters are a rare breed these days." Calm. Unhurried. "I wonder who supplies you." I spun—he was three meters back. He wanted information. Who funded the hunters. Who armed us. I'd die before I gave him a syllable. I yanked the holy water from my belt and hurled the vial over my shoulder as I turned. Raised the gun and fired in the same motion.

He watched silently as she adjusted all her weapons, slipping the blade back into its' holder. Movement across from Viper caught his attention. Snapping his head up he saw a werewolf that they hadn't seen. Lurking, watching them from the darkened corner silently. A hunter watching its prey. Viper was watching his as well. Just as the creature leapt at the human female, Viper locked onto it with his mini cannon and fired.

I took on one Vampire while she took the other, though it was hard to see in the dark, I was able to make out their figures and at least dodge their attacks. "You silly humans really think you can fight us, eh?" One of the vampires questioned humorously. "We may not have your type of power at our disposal but the strong will to fight to the death is greater than any magic powers." The lady said and I honestly started to admire her. It's already obvious that she's a human girl and she's against the Vampires. I can already tell that she's a vampire hunter from her weapons and the way she wields them. The vampire that had previously spoken burst into laughter and she took the chance while he wa

Soon, there wouldn’t be any difference between day and night. It’s gonna be a white Christmas this year, Zaira thought to herself as she looked away from the sky and took out a gun from her thigh holster. Single vampire or not, once it was lights out, she would be no match for it. As a hunter, she had to be prepared for any kind of situation. She had several blades of varying sizes hidden all over her body, even a couple stakes, but her favourite was her gun. It was easy to handle and worked faster than the blades or stakes. “Now or never,” she muttered under her breath as she pushed open the rusty iron gates, cringing at the scraping noise it made on a stone hidden under the thick layer of

I see the enemy advance from the trees and Adonis's team advances to meet them. "FIRE" I demand, and the sky is lit with arrows, each hitting their target as rows and rows of vamps fall dead. My brothers and I have always been great fighters, so it didn't surprise me when Adonis decapitated the heads of vamps and wolves in one quick swipe with his signature weapon, the Japanese Katana. My team on my command kept sending waves and waves of arrows each hitting their target. Ares team advanced along with our allies and met the wave that made it past the Adonis team.

I often found myself rocking back and forth, in a crouched position or my mind would finally snap out of a trance to find I was staring at the cave walls for hours on end. I couldn’t let it go, I hadn’t even washed her blood of it yet. I twirled the dagger in my hand, made by a witch hunter to kill witches, vampires, lycans and werewolves. Any supernatural being could be killed by it, yet for humans it would perform as a normal dagger. It could still kill but it was made to be used by a human.

After collecting all the weapons needed I hurried back into the hallway way putting on my night g****e, I was holding a small battle axe in my left hand while I had hung a shotgun at my back. The M16 riffle was in my right hand when I opened the door to see the whole house overridden with attacker as the attacked the queen and her daughter. A silver masked assassin might have noticed me as she came at me with her sword raised high, thinking back to all the combat I learned at the military school back in the pack, I sidestepped and using my left hand, I swung my axe into her shoulder. She looked up at me with her masked face before bursting out into a dust of ashes. That was my first real vam

It was a pathetic and undeniable craven existence but it was how they were winning the war. Dave let out a sigh. "No. He used a HG blade." I nodded. A brilliant man named Henry Gomez spent his life developing a UV spiked, but essentially silver based liquid that could be applied to any metallic object, leaving a coat of active poison that would kill both shade and host upon entering the their shared body. Something in perfectly balanced formula temporarily imprisoned the shade and as long as the wounds you inflicted on the human were mortal, the shade shared the same fate. The HG liquid had become as precious to us as light bulbs. It was hard to come by at the best of times, especially out h