Vampire System Novels & Stories

I think we are way more than the humans. Logan walks beside me. Orpheus, Luther and Victoria came along. Raul, Amber and Katherine went to a bar. The others decided to remain at home since Vampires can go days without feeding. When we spot an easy victim for him, Orpheus helps us corner him. "Okay. When you bite him, in your mind, you have to count up to five seconds. Don't go past that or else you will end up killing him. Understood?" I tell him and he nods. We stand aside and watch him as he devours his first victim.

After saying all this, Gramson left with the unconscious girl in his hand. “Fuck! Today, I almost had snapped that woman's head off. Something is wrong with me. It only happens with rogue vampires. Hm! I think my vacation must end now. It's time for everyone to welcome their one and only king but before that, I have to go to the red river fair,” Gabriel mumbled.

" I could feel a world of emotion emanating from him. He must have pulled over the motorcycle because I could no longer sense his movement. I could sense his confusion and relief as well as joy and anger. "I'm not far from the village if you want to come now." "Yes." I looked at the room of expectant Neratomay. "Paul said now." What happened next was incredible. A room full of over sixty Vampires got pumped up. Teeth dropped and muscles bulged. The sound of hissing was loud enough that I wanted to cover my ears. I concentrated on Monica and Tyler. They weren't together, but they were near each other. Separated by a room or a wall?

It was a good system, so good she had asked dius why others haven’t adopted this system and he said “they have little tank, all of us in big enough groups have, the reason you dont know about it is because you have been attacked by lone vampires, probably starved and at the end of their rope, unfortunately some of us still hunt like the old old days, but more and more of us are doing things like this which is why vampires have become the stuff of horror movies” dius had said “or romance” she said shaking her head “romance?” he asked looking her way

She went back to her notebook and then to her bank account. “Should I keep doing this?” She asked herself, feeling a little guilty about spending so much money on her vampire-hunting obsession. But after a few seconds, she snapped back to reality. “Why should I feel bad about spending money on something I really wanted? I’ve been seriously wondering if vampires really exist, and now that I know they do, why am I having such doubts?” She was shaking her head to help dispel her thoughts and guilt. “This is once in a lifetime chance that I will have, so this is worth it. When compared to seeing a real vampire, four million pesos is nothing!” She said, trying to smile after a few seconds. “But i

One woman asks getting out of her chair for a second, many hands went down which also told me, many people had that same question in mind. “In recent months, I have invested in some extremely high tech and expensive, traps and devices which prevent any vampires from entering the border and drastically, weakens the few which may remain in the pack. I wish to be completely open with you so I will disclose, we have received information from our insider that the vampires are slowly finding ways to bypass the system but have yet to fully do so. We are looking into what options we have left in the future.” Asher explains which I could see at first, many of the pack members seemed calm at the idea

Rus watched the door instead of seeing the guy struggling to hold the big file in his hand and searching for all the weekly reports of the month. Inside the office, Aurum slowly slipped out through the side door. He ducked, walked towards the windows, and glanced inside. There was nothing unusual, nothing he had not seen while walking in. The system was working, humans being replaced one after the other once their blood had been taken, a vampire stationed at every bed and taking charge of it, the blood bags being taken out of the tent to be stored in a bigger refrigerator, the guy with the clipboard recording everything that was happening in the tent, Rus, the queen's guard asking for a repo

"The security system is down. They must have disabled it." "Then we break through." Adam stepped forward, but before he could try, the door exploded inward. Three vampires stood in the smoking doorway. Young, fast, eyes glowing red with bloodlust. "There's the abomination," one hissed, pointing at Lucia. Adam shifted instantly. His wolf form filled the corridor, massive and snarling. He lunged at the vampires before they could move. It was brutal. Fast. Adam's jaws closed around the first vampire's throat, ripping it out. The second one got past him, heading straight for me and Lucia.

“So what’s the vampire plan?” Elijah looked back toward the forest. “They will continue to place anchors,” he said. “Each one will apply pressure to the system in a slightly different way until they understand how the boundary responds.” Victor nodded slowly. “That would allow them to gradually destabilize the structure.” “And once they understand the system,” Elijah continued, “they will attempt to remove the one thing holding it together.” I didn’t need him to say her name. My hand tightened slightly on Coral’s shoulder. “That’s not happening.”

“Hopefully, Angela was right and he didn’t leave much venom in me. I don’t know how long it’s supposed to take before a vampire virus takes possession of a person to know for sure. Angela said that it was more like when Peter gave me that small dose of venom as an inoculation against zombism. I’m just grateful that creep didn’t deposit his semen in me on top of it all. I’m not ready to die.” “A vampire has to have the wolf’s venom in his system in order to die. Not his seed,” growled a large male as he cautiously crept into the room. “Dear Saints,” he said as he looked around him. “This is nothing short of a slaughter. Did you two do this? It’s impressive.” I stood up and took on a t