Vampire Virus Discovered Novels & Stories

By draining all of their blood and replacing it with a Vampire's blood? Cain gave me a baffled look. "I did research," I said sheepishly. "I'm not sure what Brad Pitt movie you pulled that idea from," he said, "but Vampirism is a disease that enters the body like a virus; most commonly through bodily fluids entering open wounds." "Like saliva," Dr. Zosak added. "So why didn't I turn whenever Cain bit me?" I asked. "Because I wasn't trying to," he answered frankly. "The virus secretion is triggered by a hormone release in the brain," Dr. Zosak said.

After packing up his things and preparing for dinner, Vincent brought along the report he had obtained from the researcher at Horus. "I have something to show you!" Vincent said this to Zach after they had dinner. He reported to Zach. "What's this?" "Horus is behind this vampire virus in New York now. They are looking for an antidote to sell at high prices. If they make it, this would be the same as selling killer biological weapons." Vincent explained this to Zach. Zach didn't look surprised, except his face was tense. He took out Vincent's report and read it. "They did human trials?" said Zach, and Vincent nodded.

~ 8 months … After the virus break and the ill-fated trip to the Zanu Desert. The fallout from the virus was massive. It extended right across the continent with Pentorium taking the brunt of it. So far, they contained the virus to the five cities of Pentorium, but that was not the only thing on the loose. The footage, pictures, eyewitness accounts all gave away the existence of the vampires. To take down the infected and protect the lives of the humans, werewolves had to expose their existence as well. Suffice to say, the humans did not meet their efforts with gratitude.

I don't remember having a sacred book with me. Hold on. Could it be the book that I thought belonged to my mom? "It's the book you almost destroyed," he informed me. Oh, maybe that's why he texted me to not tear it up. At that time I was so confused and thought he was a stalker. Little did I know he was actually a blood-sucking demon. Or was he? "Since you're a vampire, do you drink blood?" I asked because from what I know, they're always thirsty for blood and he hasn't shown any sign of that.

My daughter had been exhibiting signs that the Lycanthrope had taken hold in her. No one knew what to expect from baby Julie, born of a vampire mother and werewolf father. The few humans that had been born from a vampire father never exhibited vampirism traits until after puberty. It was an incredibly rare thing, occurring generally when the human mother has been changed while pregnant. However, we didn't know any other werewolves and had no idea what to expect. When I opened the office door, both Paul and Jason were already watching the door. If I had tiptoed they still would have heard my approach. Paul wolf whistled when he saw me dressed for the meeting.

“I’d rather embrace death than let that man lay a finger on me.” Those were the last words I hurled at him before darkness claimed me.

Then a scream of pain. “Son of a bitch!!!” the little one screamed as the euphoria of the bite left her, and the pain of stopping it and killing the being that had given her the pleasure tripled her pain. He watched as she took off her black long-sleeve shirt, looking around until she found a precious vase. He stared. She wouldn’t... sure enough, she went over and began vomiting black goo into a Ming dynasty vase that had been priceless before that little thing was even born, and now she was vomiting into it. He watched her purge herself of the virus in an almost fascinating mix of horror and anger at her unabashed use of one of his priceless things, then just as quickly, she pulled out a li

“I know what you mean. You want to spread the disease to other packs, just like Ethan almost did, right?” Narsha nodded. “We just need to give the initial premise that it is a contagious disease that originated specifically from the Moon Golden Pack, to his allied packs. Wouldn't that automatically make them suspect Ethan?” “They definitely would.” Dexter smiled smugly, watching Narsha's cruel and cunning side, finding it adorable. “To do that, we need the virus, right? Where do you think we can get it?” “From me. Because I'm the one who discovered the virus.”

Which really made a difference. I was very interested in the section that told about when their species first began to domesticate themselves and try to hide amongst humans regardless of the fact that the humans knew of their existence. Apparently, they were clever enough to make up their own way of distinguishing Vampires from Humans, all of which were misleading enough to work in their favor. My brows drew together as I read the lists of things humans used to think would draw away vampires, or what they believed vampires were weak to. "Vampires used to tell humans that garlic repelled them?" I asked, trying to look for more of an explanation than this book was giving me.

"The intertwining of human and vampire physiology is indeed a complex subject. While I cannot provide you with a definitive answer, I can offer you some insights based on my observations and research." As he spoke, Dr. Julian delved into a captivating discourse, weaving together scientific knowledge and ancient wisdom. He explained how certain individuals possess a unique genetic makeup that allows for a symbiotic relationship between human and vampire DNA. This rare convergence of traits grants them the ability to harness both the strength and resilience of vampires and the vitality and adaptability of humans. The phenomenon, known as "vampire-human hybridism," is exceedingly rare, with onl