Where Would Vampires Live Novels & Stories

Three things occurred to Isabella as she watched the vampire charge the alpha wolf as if in slow motion. The first was that, based on those bloodstained fangs diving toward them, vampires were far more lethal than stories had led her to believe. As a Rogue who’d grown up in the countryside of the Sunshine State, she hadn’t had occasion to encounter many. Aside from being in New Orleans, they were more common in the northern parts of the country, and they tended to keep to big cities with high human population density—the sort of places where she’d never spent a day in her life.

"Wh- what are you saying? What daughter Krulisa? Who are you talking abou-" "No vampires live in the north anymore, Borham. Except the ones in the Academy." "The Vampire Academy is in the north side, that means-" "That's right. A strong vampire, followed by his guards." She smiled sheepishly. "Long time no see Hector!" …….. ……… ……… ……… ……… ………. ……… ………. ………. ………… …….. ……… ……….. ……….

the wolf has always kept a low profile , not seeking the attention of others especially the humans that was created by god but they still did what they must for survival which includes going to school for an education and getting a job. the vampires that lived in the underworld came up on earth them self to try live a normal live form all the darkness that they have once live in , but they mostly get there blood from the demons in the underworld since the blood down there is much better than human blood , but still some rogue vampires are still killing humans to get what the want. the fairy's lives mostly in forest area so they won't be bother by humans although there size are the same as hu

"Besides, it's not just a matter of spotting them outright, they could be lurking in the shadows of dark alleyways, unseen yet ever-present." "Moreover," he continues, "the city sprawls across a vast expanse, offering numerous bustling hubs of activity, especially during the night. From lively bars and pulsating clubs to bustling hotels, there are plenty of places where they could be concealed amidst the vibrant nightlife." "Most children attend school at night, while there are sunscreens available that allow vampires to venture out during the day, vampires still gravitate towards the nocturnal hours, drawn to the familiar comfort and cover of the night sky."

I have no place amongst companies of those natures. Half of the upper stem and branches of the birch tree dig into the ground, leaving deep imprints as I lug them with me toward the noisy establishment. Peculiar it is that of all places, vampires choose the middle of nowhere, in the dead centre of a small forest, to carry on their parties. Goes far to show that evil loves seclusion and secrecy. Raising my left index and thumb to my lips, I finger whistle, a sharp and loud sound. The blockheads ought to hear that, except if their hearing is matching to their looks. I fear for them, then.

The streets were cleaner than Voss City and a bit quieter. "Do other beings live here too?" Cole asked, looking at a group of people crossing ahead of us. "Because I know for a fact they are not vampires." He added, keeping his fingers back into his pockets. "Caldenmoor is technically a vampire territory. But it's not exclusive. Other species like halfbreeds, some werewolf families, and humans who work for vampire households live here. The cold keeps the population selective. Most beings can't sustain long term in this climate without adaptation."

They were too focused on what Vincent had to tell them. Vincent led them to a large room, where they sat down on some old chairs. Vincent cleared his throat and began to speak. "Thank you for coming. I have some important news to tell you," Vincent said in a serious tone. Amanda and Hannah leaned forward, their eyes fixed on Vincent. "I have heard some more rumors about the vampires living in faraway countries. They are said to be a powerful and dangerous group, and they have been causing a lot of trouble in the surrounding areas," Vincent said.

They have their own little shops in the center. It's where most of them live that aren't on blood call. Those that are on blood call live in the southeast wing where the human quarters are. Some live there temporarily, while others live there permanently because their job is a permanent feeder. Those are the ones who really enjoy it, and like Vampires feeding off of them. They are always available for anyone who wants to feed. Any human you see walking around inside are the ones who live there permanently." Jace was silent for a moment as he digested what Lexon just said.

He explained. "Only vampires exist now? Others have become extinct?" He had expected her to freak out and laugh at him for believing in a myth. But she did quite the opposite he had expected. If she wanted to know more, he was ready to tell her more. "No." He replied. "They are not extinct. However, as far as we know the rest of the supernatural beings are living peacefully amongst the humans, that's for those who live amongst humans. But it's widely believed that the lycanthropes have secluded themselves to the high mountains while the witches live beyond the seas where it's almost impossible for any human to go."

he said firmly and I cocked my brow at him. "Open the door so I can carry her," he said firmly. I held the door open for him. Zuri wrapped her thin arms around Damon's neck and nestled against him as he carried her down the hall. I trailed after him and watched our surroundings change. The carvings changed into smooth obsidian walls and grew wider. My mouth fell open at the sight before me. A complete city stood and was full of vampires. "Why are they living underground in the vampire realm?" I asked curiously. Damon chuckled, "these are the upper crust of our society. Vampires with special pedigrees, like me."