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In which vampire novels can a vampire heal wounds with its spit besides Cirque du Freak?
In Breaking Dawn, The fourth book of the Twilight Saga, Edward seals Bella's bites for her to become a vampire and to save her life. He licks over her wounds so she doesn't bleed to death. : ) That is the only vampire novel that I know of that you can seal wounds with spit. Vampire spit, that is. : )
What else can I help you with?
Vampire bite marks?
Two little puncture wounds about an inch apart
How do you identify victims of vampire attacks?
# Anemia # Loss of energy # Dreams, delerium # sleep walking # wounds #
In Breaking Dawn when Bella is being turned into a vampire why is Edward licking her?
he is sealing the wounds with his venom from his tongue
How do you identify a vampire victim?
Anemia, puncture wounds, strange obsessions, fantasies or hallucinations, sleep walking,
What does it mean if you have a dream about a vampire then you wake up with a fever?
well a few nights ago i had a dream that i got bit by a vampire then i passed oout hitting my head then i woke up with blood on my neck and two small puncture wounds i am soo scared
What three characteristics do Phoenix's have besides being able to die and be reborn in Harry Potter?
one of them is that they can heal wounds with their tears, I'm not sure if this goes for any illness or just wounds. and, because they die and be reborn they obviously live forever. and i think they might be immortal? I'm not sure about that one.
What were the wounds or where were the wounds on Jesus' body as He was on the cross?
Yes there were wounds. He was pierced by the side.
When was From These Wounds created?
From These Wounds was created in 2004.
Who was the first vampire on earth?
Who was the first vampire you may wonder. The first vampire is a mystery in many fictional vampire worlds, and even in the real world. Century after century, countless vampires making more vampires - some ancient, some young. Where did it begin, who was the one that started it all? There are many vampire novels in print right now, only a few have asked and answered this question. Here's a look at three of the first blood suckers… Akasha The queen of the vampires in The Vampire Chronicles by the amazing author Anne Rice. In the novels when Akasha was human she was originally from Uruk, or modern-day Iraq. She rose to become a Queen in Kemet, the land that would eventually become Egypt, her king Enkil ruled beside her. She was the first of the vampires and the creation of vampires was brought on by a bloodthirsty spirit. When Akasha was assassinated, the spirit Amel joined with Akasha's soul as it rose from her body, re-entering her body through her wounds and fusing with her heart and brain to create an entirely new creature, and the vampire was born. Varnae Varnae is a vampire in the Marvel Comics universe. He was a sorcerer in ancient Atlantis who was a member of the cult of the Darkholders. The other Darkholders used the Darkhold tome to transform Varnae into the Earth's very first vampire. He then turned on them when they tried to use him as a weapon against their enemy, King Kull. Varnae then became the Lord of the Vampires. Lilith Lilith is believed by some to be Adam's wife before Eve, she was said to be created the same time as Adam. But she didn't submit to Adam's will and was banished from the Garden of Eden. After that she went bad and when she wasn't having demon babies with the devil she was said to prey on sleeping women and children, draining them of blood, making her the first vampire.
What wounds do soldiers get?
Most likey bullet wounds
What kind of wounds are Punctures?
They are deep, narrow wounds
What are velocity wounds also called?
Missile wounds
