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“Under normal circumstances, the blood of a human could sustain one vampire for a week. But these vampires were drip-fed slowly, giving them just a trickle of sustenance to keep them alive. Any more than the Council stipulated ran the risk of disrupting the enchantment and awakening the brood. That would be bad. Very bad.”
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“He would never have to go through the arduous aging process like mortals did. He would never have to deal with Alzheimer’s or heart disease. He would never have to succumb to a cruel blood cancer that would hollow him out from the inside, as it did to poor Gabriel. Christopher Deverell would never die.”
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“He would never have to go through the arduous aging process like mortals did. He would never have to deal with Alzheimer’s or heart disease. He would never have to succumb to a cruel blood cancer that would hollow him out from the inside, as it did to poor Gabriel. Christopher Deverell would never die.”
― Awake
― Awake
“Under normal circumstances, the blood of a human could sustain one vampire for a week. But these vampires were drip-fed slowly, giving them just a trickle of sustenance to keep them alive. Any more than the Council stipulated ran the risk of disrupting the enchantment and awakening the brood. That would be bad. Very bad.”
― Awake
― Awake
“He would never have to go through the arduous aging process like mortals did. He would never have to deal with Alzheimer’s or heart disease. He would never have to succumb to a cruel blood cancer that would hollow him out from the inside, as it did to poor Gabriel. Christopher Deverell would never die.”
― Awake
― Awake
“Under normal circumstances, the blood of a human could sustain one vampire for a week. But these vampires were drip-fed slowly, giving them just a trickle of sustenance to keep them alive. Any more than the Council stipulated ran the risk of disrupting the enchantment and awakening the brood. That would be bad. Very bad.”
― Awake
― Awake
