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My Vampire Harem Will Dominate Everything

After a lucky night at the casino turns deadly, Ezra Matten finds himself bleeding to death in a dark alley. His fate takes a dramatic turn when two female vampires approach him with an offer he can't refuse. Become a vampire and bond with them, or die. Choosing survival, Ezra embraces his new vampiric existence, only to discover the rarity and potency of male vampires in their secretive society. His transformation is further amplified when he acquires a powerful relic from the vampire progenitor, giving him unparalleled strength and abilities. Now, Ezra is thrust into the middle of a shadowy war. Armed with the relic's immense power, he begins his journey to supremacy, carving out a new path and establishing his dominance. The vampire society trembles before the might of the Nightmare as he fends off those who seek to control him and all the ladies that want a piece of him. "Female vampires are fighting over me?!" "Bow before my strength, Lord Alucard, for I am your god." Ezra's ascent challenges the very foundations of the vampire world. "Why be a king when you can be a god?" *********** -Features a form of Vampire dual cultivation. -No NTR or Yuri

ChakraLord · แฟนตาซี
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The Seventh Restaurant

A muted flash appeared in an alleyway, causing a nearby drunk to stumble away, muttering about aliens and UFOs.

Ezra and Gen stood as still as statues, memories of a courtroom appearing in their mind. The alleys were vampire teleportation spots but occasionally, humans stumble upon them and have to be killed and disposed of to erase all evidence.

And even killing humans was a violation of the breach of Secrecy. If evidence could be found that the Necromancer killed humans, he'd receive a death sentence and could be killed on the spot.

With the man gone, their forms morphed into the images of Ivo and Armand. 

They stepped out of the alley and into the drizzle. The cobblestones beneath their feet were slick with rain, and the dim glow of street lamps barely illuminated the street corner on which they were on.