Vegetarian Vampires Novels & Stories

he asked as he entered the room and sat opposite me. “I’m not sure,” I replied. “I told you not to get hung up on the movie vampires. Other than the blood factor, they’ve got it all wrong. As you already know, we’re as warm as the next person. We sleep, shit, and eat like any other vegetarian. The only thing that sets us apart is the fact that we must sustain the quality of our blood with blood from an outside source. To me, it’s like any other medication required to lead a normal life. Some people have to take insulin every day, others need a pill to maintain their thyroid. It’s nothing more than that.”

“Wha' wrog?” “They found another body,” She said, “Under the bridge. Same place as the last one. They said the body had all its blood drained out.” “Just like the last ones.” I shivered. She turned to me, eyebrows raised. “Apparently there are no obvious wounds. Do you still think they’re animal attacks?” “Of course.” I rolled my eyes. “What else would they be? Vampires?” “You think I’m crazy, but that’s the only explanation that makes sense.”

“I never paid attention to the stories because I didn’t believe they were true. I do remember that vampires live on the blood of humans, not their flesh.” “Wadim change himself,” she said. “He eats flesh. He is…how to say... mute?” She shook her head with obvious frustration as she struggled for the right words. “Mutant,” I said. “Wadim is a mutant vampire?” I couldn’t believe my own words. “Yes… mutant. Wadim mutant himself and others. Now they drink blood and eat flesh.” “I saw pigs when they brought me here. What are they for?” I asked.

She made sure to point out that she much preferred the vampires. Dinner was vegetarian, which had been my preference before I became a vampire and was most definitely a must now that I was one. There was something about the protein in red meat and poultry that didn’t settle with a vampire. They could eat it, but the odds were that they’d suffer for it. Since the main staple for survival was blood, and food was a secondary item, most vampires chose to avoid foods that they knew wouldn’t settle well, no matter how delicious it might taste. I was no exception.

he asks me. "I do," I answer him, I was raised on the hand of a wolf, I'm used to eating red meat, you need to eat beef to get some beef on your bone, that's what Luna always told me. "That's great news, have you ever heard of a vegan vampire?" he asks me, as we walk through the enormous mansion. "No, how does that work? Animal blood?" I ask him. "Oh no, you'd eat a vegan human," he says making me chuckle.

I know that it's really hard socializing with human beings. "Um, Marge, can I just eat an apple instead? Two maybe?” I asked her, and she turned to look at me. I just don't like this kind of food. Call me vegetarian, but I would never eat their food if it has meat. I prefer cereals and vegetables and others that aren't meat. The meat just tastes just like cardboard to me, since as a vampire, I only need the blood and not the meat of anything.

Lucifer was still looking at me, reading my every movement and expression as I listened to what Avo was saying next. "In the absence of the second element to balance Ares war hungry energy, the vampires became something much farther from humanity, they were these unstable immortal creatures that were neither humans nor Gods. They were savage and bloodthirsty, so much so that only human blood satisfied this thirst." Avo let me soak up everything that he had said as I processed that information under the heated gaze of Lucifer.

Despite not choosing to be a pure-blooded vampire, I was born that way. My mother, who was a human hunter and fighter, caught the attention of a pure-blood vampire a hundred years ago due to her strength. However, since she was a human three generations before me, she has already passed away, leaving behind cells that carry a hereditary trait. These cells determine if a pure-blood vampire is born and cause my father excruciating pain, as if he were giving birth. Additionally, they manifest as tattoos on my body, initially appearing faint but becoming more prominent as I age. This is why I can walk during the day despite the intense sunlight. In contrast, servant vampires, who are only bitten

With a nod of acknowledgment, Victor clarified, "While Yadiel's provision may seem beneficial to many, his exorbitant fees and the occasional tainted blood supply are significant drawbacks. More importantly, I detest the concept of 'blood bags'—human beings reduced to mere sustenance. My mother is human; I fled the palace in my youth to prevent her from becoming a blood slave to my father. Vampires often seek human companions, and it’s not uncommon for humans to become vampire mates. To prey on potential mates is profoundly abhorrent to me." Another voice, that of a she-wolf, pierced the discussion, "But you still require nourishment, do you not?" "Indeed, I do feed," Victor acknowledged. "H

That is because they only eat blood. “Are there any vampires that only drink animal blood?” I curiously asked. He didn’t reply for a while. “Vegetarian vampires are not allowed to be here, we only have human blood,” He honestly told me, which made me gulp. Just how many humans should they kill every single day just to have blood? I shook my head because I was horrified by my thoughts. “What do you want from me?” I asked while playing with my fingers. I know that he could easily open the door if I locked it.