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The process for a human to turn into a vampire is a very dangerous and painful one. It is never certain whether or not the the human will survive. Ideally, the human should be healthy and young, anywhere from adolescent to early thirties. They must have a strong personality. They should have a will to survive. If these factors are not present, there is a high chance that the human will not make it.  The process is also dependent on the vampire and how aggressive they are with their venom. Too much venom and it will over power the human. Too little and it will make the human severely sick and leave them in a coma or brain dead. The venom itself is not actually a toxin but a virus. This is why it is important for the human to be as healthy as they possibly can be before the process can begin.  For vampires of the Cardinal breed, they are able to turn a human who isn’t of ideal standards as long as that human has a strong sin within them (I.E. Lust, Gluttony, Wrath, Envy, Pride, Greed, or Sloth). Sometimes it easy to see what a human’s sin will be and other times it is not. Many humans will die during the process because they do not have a ruling sin within them.  The process itself is fairly simple. Once a vampire has selected a human to Sire, they will bite the carotid artery and inject the right amount of venom into their veins. This is where the cliche “Vampire’s sucking on people’s neck” imagery comes from. The bite wound will scar over and remain there even after the human has turned. The venom will then work through the veins, attacking all of the white blood cells and replacing them with itself. This is a very painful process and usually takes three to five days to complete and the human is in a very feverish state. By the end of it, the virus will have healed all ailments and repaired the human’s body so that it can function at the highest potential. At the end of a month, the newly turned vampire’s original red blood cells will have been consumed by the virus and, unable to produce more, the vampire will have to feed on other humans to refill it’s red blood cell count. 

The more a vampire feeds on human blood, the more wild and uncontrollable it can become. This can often lead to attacks upon others of its own kind. A vampire’s venom can not kill another vampire, but it can make the attacked become severely ill and thus weaker to resist. In order for a vampire to kill another vampire, they would need to essentially rip apart their victim and/or burn them. Otherwise the attacked vampire will recover from it’s injuries and be on its way as if nothing had happened. 

Fully fed vampire on human blood - Bright red Fully fed vampire on animal blood - Bright orange Half fed vampire on human blood - A dark, muted red Half fed vampire on animal blood - a dark, muted orange Hungry vampire - Black Cardinal vampires who rely solely on their sin as food - A very dark red, usually mistaken for a deep brown Variations have been known to occur amongst breeds, usually with strange combinations (gold eyes with a red ring, red eyes with yellow flecks, exc), and sometimes an occasional mutation will pop up as well. This is most typical among children who become vampires. Some will have a pinkish eye color, much like that seen in some albino animals, and even rarer still some will have an ice blue color. All eyes throughout the species, no matter the color, grow darker until they are fully black when a vampire has not fed.

Half-Demon Blood: A half-demon is someone who has been born from one human parent and one demon parent. A vampire can drink the blood of a half-demon, but both parties will become severely ill and in some cases, if enough blood is consumed, risk death. The effects of half-demon blood on a vampire are as follows:  - Mild to severe seizures.  - Loss of appetite.  - Mild to severe personality changes.  - Possibility of becoming comatose.  - Risk of death.  Demon Blood: Demon blood to a vampire is extremely toxic. One sip of demon blood will down a vampire in a matter of minutes, and one injection of vampire venom will kill a demon in an even shorter amount of time. The effects of demon blood on a vampire are as follows:  - Slowed movements.  - Uncontrollable spasms of limbs.  - Jumbled speech.  - Vomiting of blood.  - Stiffness of limbs.  - Grey to translucent skin.  - Rigor mortis. - Death. 

A vampire at "full capacity", or fully fed, will be able to do most tasks that any other powerful demon entity can accomplish, save the ones that require a bit of magic (I.E. possession). The typical ones that are exemplified in pop culture would be the super human strength, speed, and senses. Vampires who are fully fed are apex predators, causing many demons to actually fear them. They have the ability to heal at a greater speed than demons, and are "wild", causing them to be relentless attackers.  A vampire at "low capacity", or one that does not partake in human blood drinking, would be much like a human. They aren't nearly as powerful as their fully fed counterparts and are weakened easily by demons. Their abilities would still be slightly more powerful than that of a human, just enough that it is ill advised to challenge one to a duel, but they are much easier to take down. These vampires though are extremely docile and usually blend into society quite nicely, albeit with a few embarrassing hiccups here and there. 

Usually a vampire's range of taste is limited to the blood that it drinks. Foods that the vampire enjoyed in life will now taste (and feel) much like they're eating sand and drinks will be tasteless. When it comes to the Cardinal breed of vampire, the vampires that suffer from gluttonous urges can often taste their obsessions (alcohol, foods, exc) but it is just a phantom of what it once used to be. This encourages them to seek out their desires even more in a hope to get their fix.

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Koran: from his tears, Cherubim are formed. 

Metatron

Cervill: GreatPrince of Stregth --> aided David in slaying Goliath