The Sanguisuga

[Seth Tobias Bonvard]

The Sanguisuga

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"Pronounced San-goo-E-sue-gah.
Plural Form Sanguisugas.
Pronounced San-goo-E-sue-gahs."

Sanguisuga meaning, "to suck blood", are the vampires of this world. Not much is know about their history such as where they come from or how the Ancients where made.

It is believed that the Ancients crawled from the very depths of hell spitting venom and fire from their lips. The Ancients then bore children in this realm, creating fullblood vampires. Then those children of the Ancients bite selected humans to mainly make their minions.

Humes used to call these beings the "Telane", meaning evening spirits, for they most often came into contact with the Sanguisuga at night.

Unlike most think, vampires can die of natural causes and can procreate. Their skin is harder to puncture than humes, though one wouldn't be able to tell by touch. They heal very quickly, and even more so if they have a meal. They also have heightened senses and speed.

Fullblood-

Born from parents who are full sanguisuga. Can walk in the daylight for hours to keep up human appearances. As long as they have their nightly meals, then fullbloods can appear just a slight shade lighter than humes. They do not need to feed every night.

Halfblood-

Born from one fullblood parent and one non-sanguisuga parent. Can walk in the sun for a few hours. Need to feed at least every other night.

Bitten-

Humes bitten by fullbloods. If a hume is bitten by a halfblood they simply get sick, though they can die, but they will not change into a Bitten.

Anceints-

Only two exist today, thought to be the third and fifth ancients who escaped from hell and made the earth realm their new home. They hardly ever move, sitting almost like statues in their thrones. It is unknown what happened to the other seven ancients.

Aristocrats-

The high society vampires. The descendants of the Ancients who have survived 'The War'.

Natous-

Bitten humes who have lived and been turned or new born vampires. This is the most populated category.