Vampire cats

So as I said, there are no vampire animals, other than cats. When the true ancient was turned and she went back in time (to create romulus, remember?) to Rome, she found a cat. Now, if you've ever been to Rome (or pretty much anywhere in Italy), you will know that there are cats everywhere (mostly strays). The True Ancient found one such cat and was astounded by how smart it was. It feared her, yet boldly came up her (as cats do). Just the way it walked and acted proved how smart it was. She took care of this cat for about a week or so, but one day she got away. Just for about half an hour, but that was enough. When she found the cat again, it was near death; it had been mauled by a wolf (the same one that took care of Romulus and Remus actually; it had smelled the vampire and oversense of death on the cat and had tried to kill it). She then Just in that short week she had learned to love the cat, and managed to turn it into a vampire just before it died. She then gave the vampire cat to Romulus (shortly after turning him) and he made it a tradition from there. Every time any ancient, or even any regular vampire find a cat that they become unusually attached to, if they go to the vampire council (the vampires directly under the ancients, more on this later) and have the cat approved, then they can turn it into a vampire cat (similar with almost any other animal, but it takes a lot more to get it approved, more on this later). The vampire cats wander around the Coliseum and well, act like cats.

Sucks to Be Me by Kimberly Pauley

ok, so I'm reading a new vampire book called "Sucks to be me" by Kimberly Pauley. It's about a teenage girl (of course -_-) both of whom's parents are vampires. She needs to decide whether or not she wants to be a vampire, and to do that the vampire counsel is sending her to a month of lessons about vampires (more on this later). 

At one lesson, the teacher starts telling them more about how vampires can catch human diseases (more on this later), and how they should be careful with where the blood they drink comes from (more on this later). At one point she says "And I don't want to hear about any Elizabeth Bathory copy-cats. Let me just say, once and for al, that bathing in blood has no effect whatsoever (more on this later) and will not sate your hunger (more on this later AGAIN ;-.-)." The main character then turns to the boy sitting next to her and asks who Elizabeth Bathory is. He says "Romanian Countess from the 1500s. She like to kill her chambermaids and bathe in their blood. Thought it made her look younger."

I found this very interesting, so I looked her up. Once again, I'll write more on her later, but for now, just quickly:

The main charecter of my "story," the true ancient, is the decent of Elizabeth Bathory (as I said, more on this later).

How the "true ancient" is different from the other vampires

Okay, so here are the vampiric traits and non-traits of the true ancient (how she is different from other vampires). In white is what it is for normal vampires

• allergic to garlic: (False) false, she loves garlic
• can't enter a house without being invited in: (True)false
• not able to cross water: (False)false
• have to have the dirt of the graveyard they were buried in with them: (False) false, she never died and was never buried in a graveyard
• cannot touch religious objects, wolfsbane, or wild roses: (false, false, true)false, false, false
• Very pale: (true)true
• No soul: (false)false
• Can shape shift: (false)true, she can look however she wants (but her eyes are always the same color)but cannot be an animal
• Psychic powers: (true)true
• A stake to the heart will kill them: (false)true, her heart still beats
• Chopping of the head will kill them: (true)true
• The strength of ten men: (true)false, she has the strength of 1,000 men
• venom that kills instantly: (true)true
• a thirst for blood: (true)false
• beauty: (true)true, all men who see her instantly fall in love, but only if she is in her true form (she is who the Greek called aphrodite)
• a longer life span: (true)true, she lives 10,000 years
• Don't have a reflection: (false)false
• Don't show up in pictures: (false)false
• Burn in sunlight: (false)false
• Burned by crosses/churches: (false)false
• Drink human blood: (true)false, she can but she doesn't need to
• Sleep in a coffin: (false)false, she doesn't need any sleep but she can sleep if she wants to.

so that's the list for the true ancient!

Joan of arc, the true ancients death

She (the true ancient) was 9,981 years old and she new she was going to die soon. She became Joan of Arc. She lived for 19 nineteen years, and was burned at the stake. She died.

One of the stories of Joan of Arc's death was that while she was burning...she was smiling. 

The true ancient, a paradox

The true ancient is, in fact, the female ancient. 

She is the true ancient vampire. Becuase she was turned diffrently she is almst invincible (she doesn't have a lot of the weaknesess that other vampires do). She can also Travel in Time.

She created the ancients, she gave suggestions for the colliseum, and the cats. She is the true ancient, the most powerful, she is the first vampire.

how the true ancient is created

As I said before, the true ancient, the first female vampire, was turned diffrently then then all the other vampires. 

Becuase the male vampire was so traumatized,  in so much agony, he was able to turn her into a vampire in a diffrent was. He basiclly transfered all of his "vampire energy" into her, turning her into a vampire. Also killing him. 

This turned her into a diffrent kind of vampire (more on this later).