Was Judas A Vampire Novels & Stories

The moment the gag was off, Jude burst into pathetic tears, coughing up blood onto his lap. "My Lord! Please, you have to believe me!" Jude screamed, his eyes rolling back in terror as he looked at Kiran. "I didn't steal him! It was the leech! He used his vampire magic on me in the cell! He…he seduced me and threatened to have his kind hunt my family if I didn't steal the master key and show him the way to the border! I was just trying to protect my family, My Lord! He forced himself on me!"

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“I didn’t hear you.” He didn’t respond. His gaze remained fixed on her. “I’m Liz,” she added hesitantly. “Are you… a relative of Damien’s?” He studied her for a long moment. Then he spoke. “Are you the new lover my father is keeping?” Her stomach dropped. Okay, what was she supposed to say to that? “I—no,” she said quickly. “I’m his stepdaughter.” The Vampire cut her off with a sharp laugh that ended with a scoff. He began circling her slowly, like she was something to inspect. Liz felt her most uncomfortable at this very moment.

the bat guy explained. " What else did my father-in-law say? " the shameless monk inquired. " monks can't marry " the bat guy replied. " fuck your grandpa!! this honorable Reverend monk is not your normal monk. " The shameless monk replied. The two vampires argued back and forth for what seemed like an eternity before getting to their destination. The streets of hell were bustling, all kinds of demons roamed this street, from minions to huge monsters showing off their expensive hellhounds. Monsters of all races walked the streets.

, Jacob's uncle said, leery. "As her guardian and all". "On the first day of your coming?", Jacob mocked. "You couldn't wait to see your guardian daughter that bad". "I figured two birds with one stone", He shrugged lightly, his well set shoulders bunching up at the motion. He didn't look like over a million years old now. Too bad he hasn't keeled over and died. Most vampires never looked their age. The pure bloods of course. I bet little Miss Slut was a pure blood, my heart pricked with jealousy.

A man started to form in the electric storm. “Who is that?” Lucas asked, yelling through the loud wind. “Judas.” Gabriel replied, a bit nervous and fearful. “Judas? The man who betrayed God three times?” Cyndil asked, holding Jasmine’s arm. “Yes,” Gabriel replied. “Judas was said to be the first human demon to walk in hell. He gave his soul to Lucifer and he became something far more sinister than the others before him. I would say his skill level is on par with the Guild’s.”

"I hope that you're not seriously considering that I've somehow become one." "Not exactly," Gabriel said. He went around the desk to his chair where he grabbed a dusty old tome off of his bookshelf. He swept some other books and papers off to the side to place the tome down. "And do you know how the Vampires originated?" James scoffed. "Not even the Vampires know how they were created for certain. I've heard stories ranging from Judas Iscariot rising from the dead the night after he hung himself, to the Descendants of Cain theory, to the Children of Longinus theory, and another one going all the back to Cain and..." his voice trailed off. "Cain and Lilith being the progenitors," he whispered

She was looking at me like I was the devil. I lowered my tone, eyes locked on hers. “Yes, I made a mistake. Yes, I should have told you the truth from the start. But Jasmine, I am not the devil you think I am.” She didn’t respond so I kept going. “I didn’t tell you about Judas because I didn’t want you dragged into that hell. It’s mine. It’s my curse. And now he’s using you to hurt me. You don’t know what that man is capable of.”

As if to confirm her thoughts, the judge in the middle slowly shook his head, staring at Caleb with condescension. “You have made a grave mistake,” he said. “What you fail to see is that you are the one who began this war. Your departure is what has alerted them to our presence. “Furthermore, she is not the one you think she is.” Caleb began, “Then how do you explain–” Another council member spoke this time, “Many centuries ago there was a case like this. A vampire was immune to weaponry. People thought he was the Messiah then, too. He was not. He was just a half-breed.”

Zen explained. “Oh thank goddess!” Calypso said in relief. Christof raised an eyebrow, amused. “Come on Spunky! Do we look like murderers to you?” She shrugged. “Well, I’ve never come across vampires before, so how was I to know?” “Alright, we’ll give you that, but don’t go thinking that all vampires are like us now. There are some savage vamps out there,” Jude warned her. “Got it!” Calypso nodded. “Well what do we do now?” Caiaphas asked.