Where Would Vampires Live Novels & Stories

" He says and Jarek nod. It is less people that will be cramped into one place. Just as they start to discuss what needed to be done, Folkor lands along with Lee and has Tessa, Regina and the vampires on there back. The vampires in the crowd recognize their leaders and step aside. "Don't worry about my people, Alpha, as you saw we live everywhere in the outside, we dont need housing" Vlad says and Jarek nod, and the centaurs, menotors and cyclops all say the say the same. "Just show us our designated space and we will make due" "If the space is filled, and some of you still need place to stay, I have more in my territory, if you don't find mountains appalling" Folkor says

Evil creatures like Pandora preferred living in such environment. Sounding sarcastic though, yet it's the truth. Vampires do not like bright lovely places like this, they live in dark settlements, mostly underground where no light from the sun would penetrate. Here was a different vampire who couldn't be hurt by the sun, she used her dark powers to evade the burning effect of the sun's powerful rays.

“If the vampires felt safe, they’d already be hunting. We’d have disappearances at the least. Or even be finding bodies already. But they’re only stalking right now. They’re scouting, looking for a place to nest. They won’t attack until they’ve found cover.” “What’s the ideal place,” he asked slowly, “for a nest? Can you pin down the most likely locations?” “I can try. They’ll be looking for a place where they can spend their days in total darkness.” “Underground?” I shook my head. “They like being underground, but they don’t like digging. Leaves too much evidence behind for us to track. A few years ago, they took to nesting in caves. Deep ones, with big enough passages that they can drag vi

We drove for what felt like hours but as it was still light when we arrived, it couldn’t have been long because it was still light when we got out. The vampires lived in a collection of solid buildings. While each one had the normal amount of windows, likely to avoid standing out among the humans, each one had thick curtains that must block out sunlight. I could see how much pain the group were in just on their way from the car to the building. “Why didn’t you do this at night?” I asked as Adrian rubbed his temples.

Sure I'd told Lizzy that I loved them and would always insist on watching movies and reading about them, but that was because they were different in the movies. They were nicer, heroic albeit not all of them were but that wasn't the case in the real world. Vampires were cold blooded killers and cared naught for others other than their own. But what was this one doing here? They weren't supposed to be in this part of the world. Their territories was in Eastern Europe, coming here was basically suicide. Witches, Werewolves or Werecats would kill one on sight for trespassing so why here of all places and why Lizzy?.

It's where the meals were most abundant, where the humans' secret society thrived to pay us to feed on them. So no, I don't like bumping into hunters and werewolves in the mountains. Those werewolves prefer the mountainous region where they have more lands to roam like the dogs that they are, while vampires like the bustling city life with meals on every corner of the street. The humans even package them in blood bags decades ago and before that, it was glass containers, all to keep us from killing too many of them. "It'll be your first time visiting my house there?"

But deep in its mountains resides the covens of vampires. Vampires are solitary beings mostly. They do not live in packs like wolves. They prefer to live in groups of two or three, usually one of them is the creator of the others. There are some truly born vampires as well. But they are rare. A vampire birth is like once a century phenomenon. Rhiannon along with Vasilios had travelled to the Walencia border in their wolf forms because that was faster. They carried their change of clothes in a bag tied to their backs.

“I’m Tyler, I watch this entrance to the Warren. If you want to take a walk under the sunlight, come to me. You don’t want to try to leave without one of us knowing.” “Traps,” Ronan explained. “Anyway, I’ve got some tired folks here and honestly, I’m about to collapse myself. Let’s get inside before the sun rises any higher.” Tyler nodded, traded welcoming hand clasps with the others, and melted back into the darkness. The vampires lived in caves. I expected their home to be cold, damp, and scary but I was surprised to find a well ordered, well lit, cozy encampment. Ronan led us into a large, central cavern that I think worked something like the main courtyard of the royal compound. There we

Leyanne taps her manicured nails on the surface of the polished table, seemingly thinking as seriousness returns to the air. “It came from the mountain in the south, we’re guessing it’s where it started but that’s also where we think the vampires congregate in this area to sleep the day away.” I point out and scratch my head, wondering how we get the witch up there without vampires attacking. And if we go in day, we have the wolves to contend with. We have no ideas where the spell was cast but I guess if it floated from that way, then it’s a possibility. If she needs the source, then it’s our best bet.

Shaking my head, I take my eyes off the screen and glance outside the window. This mansion is situated away from all werewolf territories and only Vampires are allowed to set foot in this city. There is no werewolf in the three cities from here. There is no friend, no one of my kind. Darkness and Coldness clouds this part of the world. The Vampires usually sleep during the day and come to life at night. They kill humans, drain them off their blood, and then party with the same race. It’s disgusting and evil. I don’t know why Natalie thought it was a good idea to make peace with these creatures. I sigh as my eyes catch sight of the figures emerging from the shadows of the forest surrounding t