New type of vampire
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New type of vampire
If you were to read or write a vampire story, what kind of vampire would you want to read/write about?
I want a story about a vampire who is allergic to blood and has to live off of something else. Also it would be call to read about a new type who can only walk during the day because the moonlight is like poison to them.
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Hmm. I may try to write this...
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You should!Christina O Phillips wrote:What if a vampire could not just drink any kind of blood? You know how when there is a blood transfusion it has to be either the same blood type or the universal blood type? What if vampires had the same limitations?
Hmm. I may try to write this...
It seems like an interesting concept. They can only have certain types of blood. Any other type of blood could be poisonous to them. A vampire falls in love with a guy whose blood isn't compatible with her. Even though he's poison, she still wants to be with him.
It would make a good poem too
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And so does a duck,
You've got the wrong blood type,
So your neck I'll not suck.
I will both lay me down in peace, and sleep: for Thou, LORD, only makest me dwell in safety. ~ Psalms 4:8
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rssllue wrote:A chicken has feathers,
And so does a duck,
You've got the wrong blood type,
So your neck I'll not suck.
I had no idea you were a poet! By all means, continue!
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Your idea is really interesting and funny. I would like to meet a vampire like that.Amagine wrote: ↑24 Mar 2017, 16:21 Vampires are kind of overdone and all the stories that I've read about vampires, they all tend to have the same kind of powers and abilities.
If you were to read or write a vampire story, what kind of vampire would you want to read/write about?
I want a story about a vampire who is allergic to blood and has to live off of something else. Also it would be call to read about a new type who can only walk during the day because the moonlight is like poison to them.
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