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VAMPIRE

Vampyre, Vampir, Upir, Upyr, wąpierz, upiór

An undead creature that sustains itself by feeding on the blood of the living. Throughout history they have been associated with death and disease, with such tales of remote villages falling prey to the gluttony of but one vampire, as it gradually feasts its way through an entire community. They are intelligent and scheming, but somewhat paradoxical creatures, blessed on one hand with the gift of immortality and on the other, damned to be eternaly consumed by their unquenchable thirst for blood. They have been documented since the early civilizations of man, spanning the globe through a multitude of myths and legends and are represented in many forms , some more bestial than others, but over time have fallen in to obscurity. It is a fair assumption to say that, as we ourselves have evolved over generations and gained in knowledge, so have they. Learning how to better conceal themselves from the living and fade in to the realms of folk lore.

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Description

VAMPIRE

Vampyre, Vampir, Upir, Upyr, wąpierz, upiór

An undead creature that sustains itself by feeding on the blood of the living. Throughout history they have been associated with death and disease, with such tales of remote villages falling prey to the gluttony of but one vampire, as it gradually feasts its way through an entire community. They are intelligent and scheming, but somewhat paradoxical creatures, blessed on one hand with the gift of immortality and on the other, damned to be eternaly consumed by their unquenchable thirst for blood. They have been documented since the early civilizations of man, spanning the globe through a multitude of myths and legends and are represented in many forms , some more bestial than others, but over time have fallen in to obscurity. It is a fair assumption to say that, as we ourselves have evolved over generations and gained in knowledge, so have they. Learning how to better conceal themselves from the living and fade in to the realms of folk lore.

monstrid.wixsite.com/monstrid/…