Vampires Transylvania Novels & Stories

I humbly declined my parents' offer since we are unsure if my plan would be possible. But, I do have something in my mind where we can get lots of money that we could use to buy them. Yeah, I am confident enough that I could afford to pay anything with cash. Like... I don't know... millions? Billions? Mhmm. But I just hope that people haven't discovered what was way deep down that abandoned cave mine yet, back in my home where I grew up. Yes, back in the place where the vampires' castle stood. There are also werewolves, witches, shapeshifters, and other supernatural entities who reside there together with the humans, primarily those who want to make the vampires protect them from what they a

I yelled, hitting his chest repeatedly. He held my hand, stopping me from doing that. "It's not possible. You can't turn me into a vampire if you're not one yourself, right?' I asked. He raised an eyebrow at me. "How do I explain this to you?" He asked. "I don't know. Tell me something, anything but just don't tell me what you did worked" "It worked, okay? You've turned to a vampire. But right now, you're a newborn and your type are newly transitioned vampires. You need time to process a lot. Because you might become unstable because of heightened senses and emotions, ``he explained.

” Ever heard of Transylvania? “That place for monsters? I thought that was made-up stuff for movies.” “It’s real, alright. At least it was until they were walkers and vampires took over cost any other folklore back to Parabola.” “Why?” “The vamps and wolves wanted a place on earth where each of their species could live without begin hunted or having to compete with other folklore. “Cross explained. “Lucky, the royal families of each one got diaphoretic immunity to stay in this world. So long as vamps and wolves played nice with each other.”

He had been halfway toward where the map he carried revealed the cafeteria when he'd suddenly found himself in an area of the school where looming clouds of the darkest grey he'd ever seen formed blocking out the light from the formerly bright sun and without warning, Port had been so much in a hurry that he ended up running smack dab into a group of long thin pale figures with varying ranges of hair color but were all draped in dark red attire. He had only looked into the cold dark eyes of one of them before realization had dawned on him that he'd been face to face with a mysterious vampire clique that had inhabited this area. An overcast storm, powered by magical energy had been what kept

Hector wove and threw a stream of lightning, Vlad vanished from his sight but reappeared tight in front of him, grabbing his throat and lifting him off his feet. The grip was a vice, Hector could feel his larynx crack under its sheer power, but he remained steadfast, he will not spill anything to him. "Tell me!" He shook his head choking still, until slowly he felt numbness become him. Vlad felt his only clue to her now wasn't worth killing just yet, passed out he threw him down. "Marcus! Lester!" The two who was manipulating the lights the whole time came in. "Master?" "Tie this runt up, and let's head for Transylvania, there atleast I may find more answers"

It was said that he’s still searching for the demon that cursed him. Though Dracula was also once a former king of Transylvania, he wasn’t as smart as Gaius. However, he was extremely skilled in swordsmanship. He alone could defeat two thousand well-trained soldiers alone. After World War 4, he went back to Transylvania and created a kingdom for vampires to stay. Because of Dracula’s weather changing powers— Transylvania was hidden by thick, white mists— no one could find a way into it. Only the vampires who lived there knew how to enter.

Claude drove into a tunnel and took a sharp turn heading for a bypass I had never seen before instead of the usual exit. The road led up to a hill with foliage and trees, enough camouflage for anyone to think it was a dead end. Apparently it wasn’t, I noted as a big black gate came into view. So this was where all the full vampires went after graduating from Vampire Force Academy. The gate opened up and Claude drove up the single looming building and my interest was piqued enough to forget there was a war going on at the moment. Sacha would kill to see this place. I bet their programming department would be out of this world.

I say to Lily and Alex who stiffens with me in his hold. "A lot of things happened there, I got to know the fucking Ancestors, and they are really powerful, but at least, now, I know what we are up against, They are working with Romania, to create Vampires, a specie they destroy." I say, seeing their shocked looks.

Gallagher’s praise meant a lot to me, especially being a doctor of his caliber. “Thank you, Dr. Gallagher. Not only is your presence here an honor but also I appreciate you coming as I am sure you have a lot of important stuff to do then to be here hearing things you already know.” “Well, not that important. I am here, aren’t I? So, I heard you came from... Romania?” “That is right. To be more exact, from Transylvania!” “Oh, the land of the vampires. How so if you are a werewolf?!”

"Yes. If you are going to ask me why I didn't obtain your permission first before bringing you here, note that you were unconscious and needed immediate help. You can't have the transition process take place anywhere. I had to bring you to a private place where the transition process will take place smoothly. It should be done to avoid problems. I know you would blame me if you had ended up devouring a human's blood because you went out of control." "How long did the transition process take?" "Just a couple of days. Actually, for a normal human to undergo transition, it would take four to five days, but for some reason, the venom in your body spread so fast." "Why did it spread so fast?" I h