here some information abut vampires
just like anne rice vampires, vampires reflect in mirrors, ignore crosses, holy water and garlic, and do not automatically turn everyone they feed on into a vampire. vampires are created through the embrace; during the embrace, a vampire drains a candidate of all their blood and replaces it with a small amount of their own. this causes the corpse to rise as a (very hungry) vampire, usually instantly. the vampire who initiates the embrace is the sire; the new vampire is the sire's childe. when a vampire is embraced, their internal organs wither away, and almost all their body fluids are replaced by blood. vampires use blood for a variety of purposes; blood replaces most bodily fluids, so vampires will sweat blood and cry blood under certain circumstances. blood is also used to get up and move; every night, vampires expend a certain amount of blood to rise. finally, vampires can use blood to heal. blood is generally replaced by sucking it out of humans. while vampires can feed on animals, they do not enjoy the taste of it. the process of taking blood is euphemistically called the kiss or feeding. vampires do not have to completely drain a victim, although frenzying vampires are likely to do so. vampires can hide the puncture marks of feeding by licking the wounds, making the process fairly subtle. the feeding process is highly pleasurable (arguably the only pleasure) for vampires, and is also extremely pleasurable for victims. vessels who are drained regularly can become addicted to the kiss. vampires change considerably after the embrace. physically, they are incapable of eating food, vomiting it up almost instantly, they have no need or interest in sex (although they can imitate the physical reactions). as a result of these processes, the vampire is paler and generally thinner than they were before the embrace. in addition to the physical changes, vampires experience extreme intellectual and emotional changes. the vampire is now a predator, and has a raging id called the beast. the beast reacts to a variety of stimuli, notably hunger, anger, fear. the beast continuously assaults the vampire, and if the beast's demands exceed the vampire's own capacity to control it, will react in a frenzy or red fear. vampires can permanently lose control to the beast, entering wassail, a state of permanent frenzy. in this condition, all humanity is lost and the vampire becomes a mindless killing machine
