Enchanting the Prince
Leana asks, as we finish our lunch, putting our garbage away to toss out later.
I look up at the sky. It’s a bright, sunny day. While vampires don’t burn up in the sun as humans think they do, they are light sensitive, causing pain if it’s too sunny outside, like today. It’s why vampires are mostly seen at night and on rainy days. It’s similar to what humans say it feels like when their eyes are dilated and they go out in the sun. It impacts their ability to see and it’s painful.
“Humans, maybe? I’ll be surprised and worried if it’s werewolves. I haven’t heard of any packs guarding vampire lands, have you?” I ask her.