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- One post per day
- 1-3 posts per week
- One post per week
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- Afternoons, evenings and nights.
- Writing Levels
- Intermediate
- Adept
- Advanced
- Adaptable
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Female
- Genres
- Historical, fantasy, magic, horror, supernatural, survival, vampires, demons, pirates, mutants, ghosts, romance (FxF, MxM, MxF) (Romance should be part of the plot and not the whole plot in itself), etc.
Katarina sat with a group of people, pretending that she actually was interested in communicating with those pitiful fools. But in reality she simply tried to pick out who she should have for dinner later that day. As a vampire, human blood was necessary for her survival. Or at least blood was necessary, it didn't really have to be human blood. But animal blood didn't taste too good so most vampires didn't even try to change their diet.
She soon picked out a skinny girl with short blond hair. That girls blood didn't smell of fat, a lot of people ate so much at McDonalds and other fast food places so their blood didn't taste that well. That wasn't the only thing that bothered the vampires, because of all the combustion gases that humans let out the blood was also a bit destroyed from that. Then they smoked and did drugs which also made the blood quality sink tremendously. It was hard to find someone with somewhat clean blood. It had been easier just a couple of hundred years earlier.
The clouds were starting to part outside the window and the sun started to shine through. She sighed. The sun wasn't deadly for vampires, and they didn't sleep all day. It was just that long exposure of sun could harm them. Not kill, only harm. And it could take hours before anyone would notice what the sun was doing to the vampire, which meant they had a lot of time to get away. As long as she stayed in the shadows, inside the school or just walked around outside for a short amount of time, then she would be fine.
Her thoughts traced away from the dinner plans as a male student walked into the school's cafeteria. She had had her eyes on him for some weeks. She wasn't completely sure why, but something in his blood made her drawn to him. At first she had just thought of having him as dinner some evening, but she weren't able to get herself to attack him. She couldn't understand why herself, especially not since she didn't even kill humans. It wasn't necessary since no vampire could actually feed on a whole human on their own. Only vampires in packs could empty a human on blood. But some killed just because it was fun.
Her eyes never left the boy as he walked past her table, so far she hadn't really spoken to him. She had just entered the school as an exchange student some weeks earlier because she wanted to see who he was, and even so she hadn't spoken directly to him. And she hadn't planned to do it yet, she was a patient person, she could wait. She just wanted a bit more information on him before she approached him, and she had slowly and steadily gotten information by compelling his friends to tell her.
She soon picked out a skinny girl with short blond hair. That girls blood didn't smell of fat, a lot of people ate so much at McDonalds and other fast food places so their blood didn't taste that well. That wasn't the only thing that bothered the vampires, because of all the combustion gases that humans let out the blood was also a bit destroyed from that. Then they smoked and did drugs which also made the blood quality sink tremendously. It was hard to find someone with somewhat clean blood. It had been easier just a couple of hundred years earlier.
The clouds were starting to part outside the window and the sun started to shine through. She sighed. The sun wasn't deadly for vampires, and they didn't sleep all day. It was just that long exposure of sun could harm them. Not kill, only harm. And it could take hours before anyone would notice what the sun was doing to the vampire, which meant they had a lot of time to get away. As long as she stayed in the shadows, inside the school or just walked around outside for a short amount of time, then she would be fine.
Her thoughts traced away from the dinner plans as a male student walked into the school's cafeteria. She had had her eyes on him for some weeks. She wasn't completely sure why, but something in his blood made her drawn to him. At first she had just thought of having him as dinner some evening, but she weren't able to get herself to attack him. She couldn't understand why herself, especially not since she didn't even kill humans. It wasn't necessary since no vampire could actually feed on a whole human on their own. Only vampires in packs could empty a human on blood. But some killed just because it was fun.
Her eyes never left the boy as he walked past her table, so far she hadn't really spoken to him. She had just entered the school as an exchange student some weeks earlier because she wanted to see who he was, and even so she hadn't spoken directly to him. And she hadn't planned to do it yet, she was a patient person, she could wait. She just wanted a bit more information on him before she approached him, and she had slowly and steadily gotten information by compelling his friends to tell her.