What Can Kill A Vampire Novels & Stories

I hopped down from the stool and went to stand by Emily, who was a few feet back from the action. “How long will they do this?” I asked, curious. She looked at me and then back at James again. “Probably until he dies, they could kill him now if they wanted, he is weak enough.” She nodded thoughtfully. “How does one kill a vampire?” I would assume similar to the way a human would be killed, but I could be wrong. She grimaced. “It’s never pretty, and depends on the vampire. James is strong, so even draining him won’t kill him. We will probably need blessed wood or holy water, something of the sort.” She stopped and looked at me, thoughtfully.

“From a book I took from the pack’s public history library, I saw something about vampires having the ability to compel you to do whatever, even if it meant killing yourself.” “If he compelled her, then it must have been in the pack mansion to do so, and they survive on blood, but that of animals isn't sufficient enough. So why not put out bait, lure him out, and then end it right there?” I added. “That sounds very brilliant,” my dad said. “But what kills vampires?” Silas asked. “Exposure to sunlight and they can't cross over salt,” my dad replied. “That means we could have bait and when he comes, we use salt to trap him before the sun comes up,” I said.

Eljo explained, looking at his daughter's face. “So, how do you kill a vampire?” Ann asked, wondering, doing her best to hide the fact that she was worried. “Only a pure-blood hunter can kill a vampire, as only a pure-blood hunter can break their marble skin. We punch a hole into where they heart is and rip it out then we leave a single strand of our hair. Blows them up like fireworks. It’s a pretty sight.” Eljo told his daughter. “So how do a person that is not a hunter kill a Vampire?” Ann wondered.

Learning about the vampire contingent was a blow, but not one that changed anything that greatly. My warriors would have to be given a crash course in how to kill one, but it only delayed us by hours. Hours, granted, that could mean the difference between winning or losing the war, but a necessary delay to ensure that the outcome would be in our favour. There were two ways to kill a vampire. Firstly, a stake through the heart made from the wood of an ancient scarlet oak tree. Or secondly, decapitation.

Blood spurts on my face as the male collapses on top of me. Common misconception about vampires is that they cannot be killed unless you sever their heads and burn them. Actually, no creature in this realm is truly immortal, not even the fae. If a vampire drinks I’m an blood, they can be killed like a human. They simply have in handed senses and abilities. Pair that with the longer life span and they are near impossible to kill. Unless you’re an idiot underestimating The Vamp Leaders Assistant. Then you’ll die rather easily. I roll the bleeding males corpse off of me with some effort. Milo is dumbstruck as I glare up at him. I pull myself to my feet.

She needed one of his smile that usually excited her. "There are several other ways to kill a Vampire besides using a gun. There's garlic which poisons us, the Bible amidst several holy artifacts, burying a stake through the heart, decapitation and lastly ripping the heart off." He explained in a lucid tone. "First, fix your stance." He ordered, gently parting her leg apart and adjusting her body so it stood upright and firm. "It's not a pen you're holding here, it's a knife. Your stance should be fierce and not careless cos in the end, you might be the one stabbed." He said as he reviewed her posture and countenance.

Ashley watched the flames engulf the three slave vampires and had to look away. The sounds of the crowd weren’t loud enough to drown out the screams of the three burning to death for the pleasure of the spectators. It really was like Rome in a way, in a sick pathetic way. “How can people do this to each other?” Ashley asked. She didn’t expect an answer. “It’s one of the few ways to kill a vampire,” Cara replied. “You can’t hang them, shooting won’t work unless you tear them apart and I don’t think guillotines are easy to come by.”

My blood felt like it was boiling, I couldn't hold my scream, Kaia was in pain, my head felt tight and ringing, my eyes flickering between white and black “Alina!” Valerian was above me in seconds, catching me before I hit the ground, he dragged the vampire away from me, throwing the vampire to the wall “Damn it,” Refeal cursed. I heard gunfire again, but everything felt distant. My vision blurred. My limbs went numb. I couldn’t breathe. I’d been struck. Injected with vampire venom, just as sliver is dangerous to us, Vampire venom in a lycan body was lethal. It didn’t just paralyze—it stopped the heartbeat. until it kills the Lycan in the most agonizing way

Zach then nodded. "But nothing happened. Vincent did not faint when he dipped his hands in the holy water without getting burned. He only reacts to silver crosses and objects made of metal or iron. That's why he killed the vampires with iron or metal. That's because vampires can't stand being stabbed by metal. If I read books about vampire legends, they can't be burned with fire but with silver or metal," explained Zach again. Jake and Michael looked at each other. Now, they have answered puzzles about what happened to the bodies that were in the autopsy room that just burned.

Nor can we get help from those whose whereabouts are unknown. According to Frey, the number of vampires that exist today is very small. She had never seen another vampire besides her family. However, she had heard that several groups of vampires hunted humans for blood supply. It sounds a little cruel, but human blood is the main source of food for them. I also can't give them the slightest sympathy because I'm also a human. I continued to ask Frey about the people who were after her. The people who chase vampires are a vampire extermination organization and the like. They are called Flower Skulls.