Vampire Knight Fan Fiction Novels & Stories

“There was another girl there, in the coven with me. The vampire I mentioned earlier, Sebastian, who brought me to the prince, he was rewarded with his choice of ‘fresh food’, that’s what they called the humans that were brought in each day. She was the only other person that they didn’t kill. Sebastian didn’t share her, but he did rape her every day. At some point we made eye contact and we had these words that we would mouth to each other every night. It was our way of letting the other person know that they weren’t alone and that someone there cared about them.” She stops, tears falling down her face again. “Prince Keenan killed her in my dream. I fought him and he killed her because of i

He continued, "But that was not even the ironic part." "As she was a saintess with noble blood, her family and the nearby kingdom requested Delaroche to find their missing daughter." Heinrich's eyes widened word by word. "But that daughter was actually running away from home to befriend me, a Vampire Lord and the enemy of the continent, who, in turn, killed the genius Archmage who was trying to find her." Kirnon's laugh exploded—"BWAHAHAHAHAH—" STAB! Heinrich stabbed a black mana blade to the ground with his hand in front of the silver box, and Kirnon's laugh stopped as he saw the blade from the small peephole in front of his eyes.

“Actually, I was still an innocent child at that time, so I used to complain a lot. Basically, whether he shows up or not, whether Owen takes advantage of me or not, it will be sooner or later that we meet Chris. Sometimes I still think, me and him, is it love or simply a curse of fate? Adalwen approached the girl sitting on the supreme, immortal throne. He knelt down on one knee, gently kissed the back of her hand: "It doesn't matter anymore, because I'm here, I'm your fiancé, the only vampire with you to eternity, not Heidi , is no one else, only me". Rainwater in Vampire's World is very clean because it is not affected by environmental pollution like the human world. Outside, the rain had

Not in near future. “Please..." I pleaded, feeling more desperate and scared at the thought that he might feed on me if I fall asleep. “Rest.” he ignored my pleading, fixating his ice blue eyes into my brown ones and I sighed in defeat. I know better than to argue with a vampire. A sob escaped through my lips before my eyelids finally gave in as I drifted off into a deep sleep. *5 days later*

“There was another girl there, in the coven with me. The vampire I mentioned earlier, Sebastian, who brought me to the prince, he was rewarded with his choice of ‘fresh food’, that’s what they called the humans that were brought in each day. She was the only other person that they didn’t kill. Sebastian didn’t share her, but he did rape her every day. At some point we made eye contact and we had these words that we would mouth to each other every night. It was our way of letting the other person know that they weren’t alone and that someone there cared about them.” She stops, tears falling down her face again. “Prince Keenan killed her in my dream. I fought him and he killed her because of i

With a final, gut-wrenching scream from the depths of my soul, I tear myself away from her. The vampire retreats, slinking back into the shadows where it belongs. Fenri steps forward, whimpering, his presence a balm to the chaos within me. But the damage is done, and I’m left trembling, haunted by the fear of what I’ve almost lost.

“But only mates can reach each other through the mind.” “Mates?” I echoed, stunned.He smirked. “I believe you’re mine.” I stared at him—and laughed, bitter and sharp. “That’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard. You’ve been watching too many fantasy dramas. I’m not your mate. I’m not even a vampire.” “No,” he agreed. “You’re not. But you’re not human either. And that’s why you’re here. Until I figure out what you really are… you’re not leaving.”

One month before my Union Ceremony with my Vampire fiancé, Vincent, he insisted on postponing it to hold a mock wedding with his childhood friend, Camilla. I disagreed. The vows of a High Coven are unbreakable. Yet he brought it up daily, as if the decision had already been made and he was simply informing me of it. Then, two weeks before the ceremony, I received an anonymous package. It was a blood analysis report from an advanced medical facility in the Undercity.

Victoria wrote first, quill moving slowly across the page: *When we’re older… more mature… I want to do the blood bonding with you. *You would become like me. Vampire. Forever.* *Then we would marry. In the rose garden under the blood moon.* *Official. Before the court. Before the world.* Raven read the words. Her heart gave a hard, fluttering thud. She took the quill, wrote beneath them: *I want that too.* *To be with you always.* *Not just this life… all of them.* Victoria’s ruby eyes shimmered. She continued: *But not yet.*

A blade flashed through the rain-dark chapel and struck the wall beside my face. I stepped inside with white water burning around my hands. Shigure stared at me. “Ayame.” The vampire pulled back his hood. Cael Varrow smiled. “You really must stop following dangerous men at night.” Scene 98: The Enemy Contact I looked from Cael to Shigure. Rain tapped against the broken altar between them. “You.” Cael’s smile faded. “Disappointed?” “You stabbed your brother.” “He was being difficult.” “You built the blood chamber.” “I found it.”