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The Dark Prince's Lover

The dance ended with a final, graceful spin. Lord Greyson released Dydra with a courteous smile, his admiration lingering in his eyes as he gave a slight bow. “A pleasure, as always,” he said lightly. Dydra returned the smile out of habit, though her thoughts were already elsewhere. She gave a small excuse and stepped away, her gaze drifting across the ballroom as if searching for something—someone. But whatever she sought, she did not find. A faint frown creased her brows. Without another word, she turned and slipped out of the ballroom, heading toward the quiet of the garden. The cool night air should have calmed her. It didn’t. “You’re letting other men touch you?” The voice came from behind her—low, unhurried… almost lazy. But Dydra’s entire body reacted instantly. A sharp shiver ran through her. She didn’t need to turn to know who it was. That voice carried something unmistakable beneath its calm surface—something restrained. Something dangerous. “I—it’s not—” Her voice broke mid-sentence. Panic tightened her throat as cold sweat formed along her skin. “Need I remind you,” he continued evenly, each word measured, “who you belong to?” The calmness was the most terrifying part. Not anger. Not shouting. Just control—tight, absolute control. Dydra parted her trembling lips again, but no sound came. Her mind went blank. Then suddenly— A hand closed around her waist. Firm. Possessive. Her breath caught as her eyes squeezed shut on instinct, her body going still. “Dydra,” his voice dropped to a whisper, closer now. “Who do you belong to?”
Lizzie_4218 · 143.5k Views

My Vampire System: The Shadows Fragmatic Journey

Time is a very fickle thing. All it takes is one little change, and everything is different. The alternate universe of My Vampire System presents the influence of the meddler, Bliss. Issue with modifying the timestream to her liking and disrupting everything that you love and know of the Universe. Of course, where this story starts is being left right off from the war, but what was really going on during the whole war, and why were Quinn's parents there? 2 ladies are standing in front of the hordes of scarab demons. They knew that they were outnumbered, and they were the strongest ability users who had presented themselves; all the strongest families were still waiting to get permission. Luckily enough, they were able to hold the line with the weapon fire overhead turrets, tank firing. And support from above as the vampire ships bombard the surface. Of course, a lot of the humans had no idea that the vampires were there, helping out; all they knew is they were new factions they were helping, and they were far stronger than most, and their abilities were truly unique of their own, but with the hordes of scarab demons. Showing the most powerful Beast now rolling out from the ships. It was making it difficult to push them back now. They needed that one bit of edge, but the strongest families were still being held back. Further into the enemy lines, 2 men were fighting there against a massive scarab demon, with 4 spikes on it, a truly terrifying creature, trying to fight it off with Oscar and Leo there, together, fighting it off the 2 men. Went in and restrained the creature, allowing Oscar to finish it off. Of course, the 2 who were holding the creature were severely injured in the process. Leo could do nothing; he spent too much energy trying to fight the creature and had nothing else to do, and just saw these 2 perish in front of him, unable to help.
GuardianDragonLord · 35.7k Views

Prince Lestat and The Elixir of Life

Synopsis Prince Lestat and The Elixir of Life by S.M. Geary In the wake of the events of Blood Communion, Lestat de Lioncourt reigns as Prince of the vampires, presiding over a fragile unity among immortals long defined by isolation, secrecy, and madness. Yet one truth continues to haunt him: immortality, as it exists, is flawed. Vampires endure eternity only by surrendering to deathlike sleep, retreating from consciousness, from time itself. Lestat refuses that limitation. When the ancient Talamasca—guided not by mortals but by its hidden immortal core—brings word of another kind of eternal being, Lestat is drawn into a mystery that challenges everything he understands about life, death, and what lies between. In England, he encounters the Children of the Sun—immortals born not of blood, but of an alchemical substance known as the Elixir of Life. Led by the ancient Ramses and the formidable Bektaten, these beings live in full daylight, fully embodied, freed from the hunger and torpor that define vampiric existence. But their immortality carries its own terrible cost. The Elixir is irreversible. It alters living matter at its most fundamental level, rendering it regenerative, indigestible, and dangerously incompatible with the natural world. Crops fail. Animals become grotesque vessels of endless flesh. The line between life and corruption blurs. What appears to be liberation is, in truth, a contained ecological catastrophe. As Lestat seeks to understand—and possibly unite—these two opposing forms of immortality, deeper forces begin to stir. Fractures appear within the ancient vampire laws themselves, suggesting the influence of a hidden architect: a forgotten fledgling whose ideology predates Akasha’s reign. The past is not as stable as it seemed. The laws that govern immortality may have been shaped by something older—and far more dangerous—than anyone has imagined. *First 5 Chapters out now. New Chapter every Saturday at midnight* This is a work of fan fiction that I've been wanting to write for years. It's ever evolving. So, if it reads a bit rough now, don't worry, I'll polish this gem so it can stand toe to toe with the original works. I hope you enjoy it
Steve_Geary · 17.6k Views