vampire in the dark

The Vampire Chronicles series in general is great for dark ages vampire stories. Rice's writing is so vivid that it makes you feel like you're in that time period, with vampires dealing with their eternal existence, their relationships, and their place in a world that both fears and is intrigued by them.

One great fanfiction idea could be a Vampire Dragonborn who struggles to control their bloodlust while on a quest to save Skyrim. They might face unique challenges as both a vampire and a Dragonborn, like being shunned by some townsfolk but still having to use their dragon powers to defeat powerful foes.

One main theme is secrecy. Vampires must keep their true nature hidden. Another is power, as they vie for control in their own dark society. And there's also the theme of isolation, since they are different from normal humans.

A popular 'Dark Ages vampire novel' could be 'Guilty Pleasures' by Laurell K. Hamilton. It features a world where vampires have a long history, and some of the backstories may allude to the Dark Ages. Also, 'The Silver Kiss' by Annette Curtis Klause is a good one. It has a vampire story that might be related to the Dark Ages in terms of the ancient and somewhat mysterious nature of the vampire lore within it. Then there's 'Blood and Gold' by Anne Rice which delves deep into vampire history that may include the Dark Ages.

There are indeed. In some of these fanfictions, the 'dark godlike vampire' aspect of Harry Potter could be a result of some dark magic gone wrong or a curse. This transformation might lead him to have new powers and a different moral compass. The fanfictions might also explore how the wizarding world reacts to this new Harry. Does he become an outcast? Or does he gain a following? Some stories might also involve his struggle to come to terms with his new identity and how it affects his relationships with friends like Ron and Hermione.

A major theme is secrecy. Since vampires are often seen as a threat in the wizarding world, Harry has to keep his new nature a secret. This creates a lot of tension as he has to constantly hide who he really is from his friends and teachers. It also ties into the theme of trust, as he has to decide who he can trust with his secret. Some stories might show him being betrayed when his secret gets out, while others might show him finding true friends who accept him despite his vampiric side.

In Vampire Seven Deadly Sins Fanfiction, a story about a vampire dealing with gluttony could be really interesting. Picture a vampire who is not just satisfied with blood for sustenance but is gluttonous for power. They start to drink the blood of powerful magical beings, hoping to absorb their powers as well. However, this excessive consumption starts to corrupt the vampire's body and mind, leading to their downfall.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this particular series in detail. But typically in vampire novels, there's often a central vampire character who is either the protagonist or antagonist. There might also be a human character who gets involved with the vampire world, perhaps a love interest or a detective - type figure trying to figure out the vampire secrets.

Well, usually they have a very dark and moody atmosphere. The 'dark prince' character is often mysterious, powerful and brooding. For example, in 'Twilight', Edward has this air of mystery and his vampire powers make him seem very powerful. The romance is intense and often forbidden. Since vampires are not human, their relationships with human characters are filled with challenges and risks.

One popular 'dark prince romance novel vampire book' is 'Twilight' by Stephenie Meyer. It features the love story between Bella and Edward, a vampire. Another is 'Interview with the Vampire' by Anne Rice which delves deep into the vampire world and the complex relationships within. Also, 'The Vampire Diaries' series has elements of a dark prince - like Damon and the romantic entanglements with the human characters.