Sabrina_Darksky

Species: Vampire
Height: 5' 4''
Weight: 126lbs
Age: 900 years old

Sabrina appears as a "normal" human but she is a powerful vampire. She was once human, a long time ago. She was turned into a vampire on her 19th birthday, as her farther sold her to Count Regulus Dejesus in payment for removing his own brother from the mortal would out of jealousy. She was sealed away, separated for her mother, her friends, everyone she knew and loved. For weeks she could feel the need, the need to feed. Until that day, where she saw her farther again, being tortured by the count, until Regulus got bored and tossed her father's lifeless body off the top of the tallest tower, grinning as he watched the body hit the floor, leaving a bloody mess. She could do nothing but watch, as the Count murders her family of fun, before he did the worst thing yet to come, her took her mother, and put her in with Sabrina, saying at she would soon be unable to control her hunger, and she would feast on the one she loved most.

He was right, she barely lasted the hour. Her mother knew what would come of her, she was happy to see her daughter one last time before death. She was willing and quiet, only whimpering as Sabrina sank her newly formed vampiric teeth into her neck. She smiled, saying her last words before the colour in her face faded and her eyes slowly closed, ''I love you...always...sweetie''. Sabrina held her mother's limp body, crying into her, feeling she'd lost everything, her home, her family, her friends, she had nothing left.

Years passed, Count R. Dejesus soon let her out, dragging the rotting corpse of her mother away and dumping it into the graveyard, where it lay onto her father's grave. The count showed her to her room, locking her in saying, ''your now a fully fledged vampire, your old life is meaning less...The sun will kill you, your friends will fear you, you will hate all normal food and will only feed from blood''. He had made her a Sunday roast, one of her favourite meals. He had did this to prove his point, it tested horrid to her, making her vomit somewhat. She realized that, she couldn't eat any food she ate as a human; nothing was safe for her to eat, as it would cause her to be violently sick. To further prove his point, he sent in the chef who made the meal, the smell of his fear and blood was so delightful to her, she just couldn't help herself, as she drained the guy dry. He had made her into a monster, a blood sucking and life taking monster.

A hundred or so years pass, she was taught how to hunt her prey, how to blend in with the locals, even how to lure prey out of sight of the others. She proved being very adapted to this, better than he was. But she could never bring herself to toy with her prey, what she was doing was bad enough, to cause more pain to her prey was to much for her.

When it came to vampiric magic, she was even better at using magic than him, making him concerned for his own safety. He continued to treat her like a farther, keeping a close eye on her as he taught her how to fly and other vampiric abilities, like seeing in the dark, and hearing the heart beat of others. Each day she grew in power, soon she was on par with him in terms of power, but he was more cunning, and had experience with dealing with other vampires that posed a threat to him.

He went to the Vampire King and Queen, telling them that he wished her eliminated, only to be rejected as the rules of vampirism are as stated:

* Do not kill another vampire
* Do not feed off of another vampire's human
* Do not steal from other vampires
* Any use of the blood other than procreation is blasphemy.

In his rage, he stormed from his master’s castle, returning to his own, where he banished her from his land, vowing that if he caught her feeding from his prey on his land, he would kill her.

She left in a hurry, taking her mother's sword, now tinted with the touch or death and decay. It's appearance was the same until it left its Scabbard, showing it's black blade, if swung, it leaving a dark green shadow with a black outline that trails after it.

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