Vampire Wings Novels & Stories

“At the end. Right before you collapsed. From your back came… I don’t even know how to describe it. Shadows that solidified. Two large, dark extensions that spread out behind you like raven wings. Black, sharp-tipped. They lasted a few seconds, then dissolved when you lost consciousness.” Wings. The word hung between us like something neither of us knew how to touch. Black wings. Raven wings. Coming out of my back. “Is that true?” I asked the voice inside. “The wings? Yes. They’re new. Pretty, right? I think they’re growing. Your Lycán’s blood feeds us well.” *Growing?* “What else is going to grow? Horns? A tail?” “Don’t be dramatic. The wings are functional. The claws are functional. Everyt

A massive, leathery wing. The High Vampires didn't need to cross the border. They were already here.

an elder stands from her seat her voice laces with surprise. “The prophecy of the blood bride seems to be true because the girl you see here can be best described as “best of both worlds” she is a vampire and witch as well.” As if I was with disease, every vampire around me shifted so as not to contact it maybe. Disgust spread through their faces. “What are you doing Tyril?” I whisper to Tryil who is behind me with a knowing smile. “What a Vampire prince like me should do, protect his people from foes.”

“I’ve never been to the Vampire King’s wing of the castle,” I told her. “You will have to direct us.” “This way,” Lucy said and gestured down the hallway. “We should stick to the servants’ passages. We don’t want any of the other vampires to catch us without an escort. The thirstier ones drink first and ask questions after.” I nodded, accepting that wisdom. I didn’t like Damien drinking my blood, but I’d rather him than anyone else. Damien, at least, from what I could tell, had limits. I didn’t have such confidence on anyone else.

We knew the risks that came with patrolling what lied outside the borders, the constant threat of vampire ambushes lingering in the shadows. The moon hung high in the sky, casting an eerie glow over the dense trees, as if foreshadowing the impending doom. Suddenly, a chilling gust of wind rustled the leaves, sending a shiver down my spine. I tightened my grip on the handles, a silent warning passing through my mind. Out of nowhere, a large group of vampires appeared. Their eyes were glowing red, and their pale faces showed evil grins. They moved incredibly fast and attacked our patrol from all sides.

Bloodsucking parasitic predator of sentients. The vampire spread its arms like a prophet exhorting the faithful, and a glimmer appeared behind its back.Wings? Maitreyah wondered.Can it fly in here? Little puffs then appeared from the armpits, little clouds of pink dust.No, that's not what they're for, Maitreyah realized, as the wings blew the spores directly at them. Shakilah stiffened as a pink tendril reached her nostrils. So did part of Maitreyah.

I plucked my fangs on his neck and began to drain his blood, I left a little strain of his blood before I release him and let him fell from the stairs, he fell and the little strain spread on the ground. They will think he slipped on stairs, in his next world he will learn how to be faithful in anything he does, I left his living room and made my myself invisible, I don't bother to change from vampiress, I entered my car and use my power to make it land at the hotel's parking lot, the power I felt in me today is extraordinary. I alighted from my car still invisible and went to my lounge, I got to my lounge and sent my messenger to our world.

I have no right to complain because I brought this upon myself, if I had just kept still at least I would be free. Mr. Vamps is still keeping his distance. The reason being he is afraid to tear me up or he dreads to look at me. I heard from Ingrid that when he is angry he hides inside his room afraid to lose control. The room was forbbiden and no one was allowed inside it. She said I was the first one who entered it after it had been declared no entry. It's a pity that my luck was in fact a curse that took away my happiness.

While I never spent much time in my werewolf form, it provided some handy benefits. That night, he got in a fight with his wife, and I keenly observed as she turned the lights on in another bedroom before pulling the curtain closed. The light stayed on in that room for at least another hour before it went dark. The night was crisp and cool, and he opened his own window, presumably to get some air. Almost immediately, a plan began clicking into place. I brushed my fingers along my switchblade—I’d just have to cut through the screen, which would be easy enough.

Alex was happy that Purity was getting along with his brother, he had though that she would be mad at him for bringing him along. They arrived at the hug mall and it was filled with bustling activity and shoppers everywhere. They bought movie tickets after letting Purity choose the movie. Purity decided to choose the new Transformers movie since it offered romance for her and was action packed for the guys and they were happy with her choice. Even when she offered to pay for her share, Alex did not let her pay for the movie ticked and the popcorn they ate while watching the movie. She sat next to him while Marcus sat on his other side. Even with his brother there, Alex still continued to be