Turned (Book #1 in the Vampire Journals)

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Burn the Undead: When in doubt, fire is very effective at destroying vampires or kinds of living dead. They also have no problem feeding indiscriminately on whomever they please, either using mind compulsion to make the humans forget the experience or killing them outright with no shame or remorse. Many (though not all) vampires are inherently selfish and consider other beings, especially humans, to be inferior to themselves, as they see themselves as the top of the proverbial food chain. Laptop chargers still use energy when plugged into the wall socket but not a laptop computer, according to the Local Energy Alliance Program. The regenerative capabilities gained by the vampire blood within their system however speeds up the cancer resulting in their human death.

How to Become a Vampire and Why You Should Think Twice How to Become a Vampire and Why You Should Think Twice

There is a belief by some that certain random acts committed by a person will transform them into a vampire. However, the vampire can become a remorseless killer, and are almost unrecognizable from the person they truly are, as blocking out negative emotions also causes their positive emotions to become dulled or nonexistent as well. There are vampires out there who are looking to mentor individuals who feel the pull of the vampire, but aren’t entirely sure what they are. This was demonstrated by Jeremy Gilbert when he attempted to turn himself into a vampire in Founder's Day - he drank a vial of Anna's vampire blood before taking an entire bottle of Vicodin to kill himself, and since the medication wasn't enough to end his life, the vampire blood simply healed him of the damage it caused.The transformation is reported to occur within a few days but actually feeling some difference can take a while.

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While the world does not appear to have an official rule-based vampire government (neither in an international level nor a national level), at least one place, the American city of New Orleans, Louisiana, has had a thriving permanent community of vampires throughout most of the 20th century and into the early 21st century.Furthermore, the person must be mortally wounded or ill to the point that conventional means cannot save their lives, otherwise the vampire blood in their system will only heal whatever non-fatal wounds or illness that the victim sustained prior to dying. There's a slight caveat to that of course, in that if the basic appliance has additional ultra-technological features, like a digital screen or digital timer.