Where do you meet a vampire?

Answer 1

Vampires do not have venom, we don't even have an anti-coagulant to help us in our blood-letting. All we have the contagion that enables us to propagate and that's not even very good, only works after repeated application on significantly weakened victims, and even then the results are questionable. Its not easy being a vampire y'know: no inherent perks beyond immortality, photosensitivity, persecution galore, and no support community or minority status even.......

Answer 2

You may meet a vampire in fictional stories, movies, or folklore. In various cultures, vampires are often depicted as undead beings that feed on the blood of the living, lurking in darkness or haunting graveyards. However, in reality, vampires are not real creatures.

Answer 3

In Lilacia Park in Lombard, IL. I grew up there and there was a gang that called themselves vampires. They drank eachothers blood. Probably the closest thing that you'll find to a real one.

Answer 4

Most vampires should live in Romania which used to be translyvania. Where Dracula alledgedly lived.

Answer 5

In your basement, attic, or any dark space in your house there is destined to be a vampire there. So go look.

Answer 6

Vampires retain the names they had when they were alive, so the source of vampire names are really the same as those for ordinary people. You could have a vampire named John Smith then.

Answer 7

I am a vampire so vampire exists and u can find a vampire or me if u wants i am going to england and live there for about a century so come and find me there.

Answer 8

youll never find vamparers but if your deturemnd to sleep in a grave yard for a year

Answer 9

There is no need to hide from fictional creatures.

Answer 10

In the 1700's or so