Warm-blooded Vs Cold-blooded Humans Novels & Stories

“I want to kiss you,” Geo said as he moved closer, “but I won’t. I sucked in air and my heart skipped a beat in excited anticipation while almost falling out of my body from deflated disappointment all at one time. He was standing so close, I could feel what little heat his body emitted on my flesh. Vampires are like humans in so many ways. I attribute it to the fact that they started as humans and then were transmuted into vampires. Even the ones who are born vampires carry a semblance of human genetics within them. Whatever the reason, the rumor that they are cold as death is untrue. Most vampires run a body temperature of about sixty-five degrees. Since this is significantly lower th

I sighed deeply. My mind unknowingly drifted to my mate. It's crazy that I've known my mate for years now but never dared to claim her as my mate because it would be an abomination for a vampire to get mated to a wolf. A cold-blooded creature can never mix or mate with a hot-blooded creature. Vampires and wolves are worlds apart as they are a threat to each other... But humans can at least mate with one of us because they are harmless, and although they are hot-blooded beings, they're warm and not exactly hot like werewolves or cold-blooded like my kind. The Vampires.

A cold breeze hit my face making me shiver. Yeah, yeah. I know that vampires don't feel cold considering they are already low-temperature creatures, but in my case, I can feel cold just like humans. My body is also warm, as compared to vampires. I don't know why, but it never bothered me enough to try and find out. Maybe because I'm too lazy.

"No more freezing." "You're special," he says as he cracks open two beer cans, handing one to Ivy before taking a long sip of his own drink. "Thank you." She takes a sip of the beer, feeling the bubbles fizz against her tongue. Suddenly everything makes sense. The strange sights she'd encountered upon arriving of people wearing t-shirts during a December snowstorm and wolves training shirtless in frigid temperatures seemed insane at first. But they're wolves with high internal temperatures. They’re always warm-blooded.

Julie jerked her hand down, causing Brawen once again to bend down to face him: "So what is that thing that comes out of your nose?" Brawen was stunned. Vampires inherently have a very cold body temperature, but the Glacie family that has the ability to control ice is even colder, to be honest, holding Julie's hand, compared to holding an ice cube, is not much different. As an anomalous Vampire, Brawen's body temperature is exactly the same as that of a human (37 degrees), not only that, Brawen can easily get sick by the elements of the weather like a normal human. No matter how sick you can't die, it's still very tiring. Biting her lip again, she said, "It's the result of being black."

Besides, it felt good – I could feel the friction heating my skin, battling against the chill of the autumnal air. “A little,” I admitted, and then I faltered. I shouldn’t be able to feel the cold. I could sense the temperature – we had to be able to do that, we needed to know how to dress appropriately to fit in with the humans. Dark Vampires couldn’t – they were more detached from humanity than we were. They simply couldn’t feel hot or cold, or detect any temperature whatsoever. But Light Vampires could sense it, could mimic humanity, to an extent, but we couldn’t feel the cold. Not like this.

Although there were some instances wherein an interspecific sexual behavior could be observed between different species, their offspring usually becomes a hybrid that cannot reproduce and, in most cases, die immediately. So, I kept thinking, how the hell were sirens real? A silly thought came to mind, perhaps people and fishes mated in the past? No, that certainly was not the case because, first of all, humans and fishes are two different species. They did not even come from the same ancestral descent. Moreover, humans are warm-blooded organisms while fishes are cold-blooded. Meaning, the ways of reproduction are also different. So, saying that a fish and a human could mate to have a siren o

As she left for her room I walked in too, closing the door behind me. Yohan Kiryu. I sat down at my work table. She keeps getting more mutts around her. This is a bit troublesome, I’ll have to do something about this. Story Note : Vampires and werewolves are the only supernatural beings that still live in the human realm since they don’t need magic to survive and have human forms. Vampires look like humans, just slightly paler with cool body temperatures so they have no problem blending in. Werewolves don’t need magic to shift into their wolf or human form, it’s innate. They have tanner skin tones and slightly higher body temperatures, plus they live about the same age as humans so they blen

“ I asked, feeling slightly sick at how pale and cold his skin had gotten. “That's the indispensable attribute of a rogue. Just like vampires, rogues have very freezing body temperatures, so they try different elixirs that could help keep them heated up. The difference between a rogue and a vampire's body is the fact that you could come in close contact with a vampire's body and not get hurt. You come in skin contact with a rogue, and you don't get to live enough to tell the tale,“ He gave a pointed look at Darius for not being covered.

There were more people around than there were on the first morning after I arrived, going about their day, handling their chores, and most definitely dressed for the cold. Supernatural creatures who are able to shift barely feel the cold. It was not in their nature to want to warm themselves since their body always ran hot. But this place was either suppressing their ability to keep warm or it was extremely cold for anyone to adapt to. I would much rather have it be the latter than the former, even though deep down I knew which one of the two was true. I stood there for a few seconds just looking at the people, wondering if I hated them for not answering to my cry for help on the mating cere