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Date Posted: Sat October 25, 2008 08:10:17
Author: JustynC
Subject: Possible answer to "Thursday's " Question
In reply to: Taryn 's message, "Question about being turned into a vampire." on Fri October 24, 2008 00:11:46

I may be wrong but I'm pretty sure that the victim will get the virus (be turned)if the victim ingests or somehow gets the Vamps blood in his system, just a small amount of Vampire blood in the blood systems will trigger the virus. But if the Vampire does not allow his blood into the victim all that will happen is that the victim will fall asleep and wake up not remembering anything. Now if the victim does get the Vampires blood in his system the victim will slip into a Vampiric coma. During this phase, the pulse slows, breathing is shallow and the pupils are dilated. Vampiric comas last about 3 weeks. A bite victim who survives the coma will awaken fully transformed into a Vampire. The first few days after coming out of a Vampiric coma are especially difficult for a Vampire. An acclimation period follows, characterized by confusion, despondency and paranoia. A newly transformed Vampire awakens disoriented, his judgment clouded by competing impulses and memories of his previous life. But all those are drowned out by a fierce, intense desire for blood. This urge for blood usually snaps a Vampire into focus, and it sets about finding a way to fill that urge. Most Vampires begin to hunt within 24 hours of transformation. Although some do not.

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So . . . the host does need to take blood form the sire? -- Tary, Sat October 25, 2008 12:15:42