Hey just wondering if anyone here is interested in werewolves, vampires, and sprites, because I am writing a collection of short stories and need some more backgorund info then I already have. The attachment is the second one I wrote, cuz I had to re-do the first...

Hope it's good!

If you have any info, please post it here. Thanks!

i love vamp stories

That is a very good report/story you got there.
I for one like the Werewolf. no info on them though SRY.

I have SHELVES of books on vamps and weres.
And i love them all. My husband complains that i need to get rid of some of them .. but.. after a few years.. i can read some all over again!! Now im just having a hard time finding new books on them. Ive resorted to romance vamp novels here lately.

I'm glad you asked, I'm an expert on such things

Werewolfs are wolfs by day humans by night! They hate garlic for some reason.
Vampires suck blood! They can only be killed with silver bullets.
And sprites.. I think they can fly or something!

I'm a big vampire fan, myself. Some legends say to properly kill them you need to stake their heart, take off their head, stuff the neck with garlic, and incinerate the body
Thats just harsh

btw good stort

I am a big werewolf and vampire fan
Here are some werewolf and vampire sites..
Werewolve page
Vampire page

Oooooh, vamps are such a sexy fantasy.

whats a sprite?

A goblin ?

A sprite is like a fairy.
Btw, DK, here's some background info.
According to legend, vampires can only be killed by driving a ASH (a kind of wood) stake through their heart, cutting off their head and placing it between it's legs, exposing it to sunlight, or burning it to ash. They can make people vampires by making them drink of their blood after they have drunk theirs. It is said that they have the ability to get out of locked rooms.
It's said that they can't cross running water, that throwing many small objects in their path with cause them to stop and count how many there are, garlic repels them, and that by stealing their left sock, puting a stone in it, and throwing it in a river, you can cause them to drown themselves by looking for it.
In some cultures it is said that by putting a wooden stake in a vampire's heart three times (in, out) you can return them to the state they were in before they became the creature.
Werewolves often do not remember what their werewolf self did, and some do not know that they are werewolves, and some transmogrify themselves into the creatures via the black arts. They can only be killed by silver weapons and bullets. It is said to be possible to cure the individual; either for a short time or permanently, by creating a potion from the plant wolfsbane.
Hope that helps.
EDIT: Added a bunch.

Did that help any?

I love werewolves and vampires! Actually, one of my favorite anime series, Hellsing, has to do with vampires. And I am an expert on both creatures.

Have you seen Blood the last Vampire ? Thats a good anime about Vampires

... its just me or u made some major mistakes in your post???

Yeah i thought it was more like this....
Werewolf's are humans by day wolf's by night. And are killed by silver bullets.
Vampires suck blood. And hate garlic !
And i have no idea about sprites lol

good stuff dude, congrats

I am indeed a great werewolve fan, i have asked many people different questions from different backgrounds on their beliefs ...

If you want any info. give me a bell ..

Am I invisible?

i have.

i've found it strange that nearly every anime about hunting vampires.. vampires are the hunters..

Fairys use flower blossims for nature spells...also, they're mostly of a female avatar. They are very "one" with nature..

i do write little stories about vampires, zombies, stuff like that, pm me, so we can share

Oooh. I haven't had a good tangeant on vamps or weres in a long time. Alas, I know not what to say. I'm better at giving information when asked specific questions.

If you want to, feel free to drop me a message. Interesting stuff you've got going there.... I'm particularly interested in the different mythologies concerning vampires, how they've been viewed and adapted by seperate cultures and societies. Fascinating stuff. (This is what happens I get started on a writing project: it turns into an almost obsessive research search and the writing project turns into a book series. )