Vampire Virus Discovered Novels & Stories

Ashanti whispered in a low deep tone. Quickly, he brought it out. The virus had changed from green to deep red; new ingredients have been added to it. "I read some science, visited the witch who performed some ritual with my findings, and I discovered what I call the life changer. Inject it into your system, Rodigra," Ashanti said, and quickly, Rodigra grabbed one of the syringes where the virus is. He dipped the syringe into his skin and injected himself with it; he was the first person to taste the new-found discovery, he was the sacrificial lamb.

The symptoms Melanie described sounded similar to the Notting virus from her previous life. The Notting virus was caused by blood infection after mosquito bites, and the initial symptoms were very similar to what Melanie described. The virus carried by these mosquitoes was as deadly as a snake's venom, causing blood to deteriorate and eventually necrose. By the time doctors realized it, it was already too late.

Now that she announced herself as a witch, Kim wasn't sure what she was capable of. "How and why? I don't even know you" Kim pointed out. This was all really strange. Considering all the bad karma she racked up, she knew this wasn't a something for nothing offer. "I know you, all of you. And you'll know me soon enough. As to how…" she trailed off reaching up her sleeve. Kim tensed, ready to dodge if she pulled out a gun. Instead Raven withdrew a syringe filled with a yellow liquid. She wondered for a moment how she hid that up her sleeve with the needle attached but didn't ask. "This is shifter venom. Very rare considering the werewolves have been extinct for more than one thousand years. Se

Last I heard, she'd fallen for a handsome pixilette, and they were serious. Like the darkness, the Akuma grew in numbers daily. Scientists and doctors were stumped about the Akuma's origination, calling it the zombie virus. They didn't even know how it was transferred, which had the whole country on edge. Doctors worked tirelessly to find the cause, but so far they hadn't been able to discover an answer or a cure. Nor would they ever. Science couldn't explain or cure a magical disease.

I've never seen someone survive that long. "You're not talking" Austin said and realize he's becoming scared by my reactions. "I'm sorry, but I haven't seen someone survive a bite for that long" I replied "The virus runs within the system for just thirty minutes, after which the host dies and returns back as...." I swallowed the word zombie, it was difficult to accept the fact that they're zombies. " Then that means she can still survive it?" He asked eagerly with an atom of hope sounding in his voice "I really don't know, but we still have a chance" I replied.

Maria began to tell me as she helped me wash my body clean. "Humans knew about vampires already. The vampires had announced to the world they existed sometime in the 21st century. I do not know exactly when. The humans were afraid of what they did not know. Little by little they started to put laws and limitations on what the vampire race could and could not do. They even demanded the vampires register themselves so the humans would know who was one and who wasn't. The king and queen of the vampires grew tired of the humans' demands. They were very smart. They created an air spread virus. The virus only lasted 6 months, but in those 6 months it did a lot of damage. I was told it killed anyon

Millie asked, “What do you mean by your third point, Becky?” “I mean, the DNA of the vampires might be the keys to solving numerous unsolved crimes in government databases. As Mom told me, there is probably no more secretive organization in the world than the vampires. They are not connected to the technical world everyone else is a slave to. Usually, they are discovered accidentally, and dispatched special teams equipped with sharp wooden stakes to destroy the members of the sect.” “I guess we stumbled on the mother lode, so to speak.” “You got that right. As we have no way of communicating our knowledge to Mom, we’ll have to be good observers on the scene. Watch carefully and remember we a

This might be sudden, but allow me to tell you the origins of vampires and the four oldest vampires that participated in World War 4. Vampires are an immortal race that survives by sucking and drinking blood as their food source. Currently, in the new era, vampires are no longer immortal, and they could no longer turn others into vampires. Only the four oldest vampires could turn normal people into vampires with the virus on their fangs. The first human to become a vampire happened on Year WV35, 2958 years ago— his name is known as Ambrogio. He received both blessings and curses from the celestial gods and became a vampire.

Though someone may have complained about the lack of vitality. However, something unexpected hit Dante when one day, a woman came to his door with a child claiming that he was his father. There was no way that Dante would admit it because he didn't believe in women anymore when his mother left, not to mention the pure pleasure from fresh. But the DNA test left him speechless. The woman asked for quite a lot of money and left without any hesitation, she was soon gone again as if she never appeared. If it wasn't because of the child standing lively in front of him, Dante would consider all this as a dream, a nightmare. He tried to figure out how he and the woman had the child but all he got wa

Harper walked over to her. Catherine took Harper’s hand. She traced the lines of her palm. "Arthur Sterling found the virus in 1985. In a drilling core in the Arctic. That's what the official records say, right?" "Yes," Sebastian nodded. "Ancient bacteria trapped in the permafrost." "Lies," Catherine shook her head. "The virus didn't come from the ice. It came from a Tomb." "The Sterling family... they are not inventors. They are Keepers."