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Someone made a short film of Elvis as a vampire! It was made a year ago! I want to be a part of this if they make it into a full-length movie.

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Ok Iâm going to hell for even typing this, but surely I canât be the only one who has imagined vampire Elvis âeatingâ his love in both ways simultaneouslyâŠ..??!? Iâll just uh show myself out now. I really needed to get that off my chest lmao
Oh hello anon! đ€ First off, thank you very much for sending to this to me. No shame here when it comes to vampire Elvis.đ I have to admit⊠I have had similar thoughts! I mean, it seems like something heâd enjoy. And with those eyes you know⊠looking up at you⊠yea that would be a deathly scene. So you know Iâll have to write that somewhere haha!
I swear to god I would have never thought Iâd still be writing about vampire Elvis but here I am! I get way too many ideas and not enough time in the day to write them all down haha. Heâs just a hungry boy sometimes⊠and needs to satisfy all his desires đđ«Łđ«
Thanks for loving this story after all this time â„ïž
I will leave you with delicious pictures of this beautiful vampiređ€đ©ž
Vamp!E Request! Elvis being shy about his hunger for blood, not knowing how to ask and being a southern gentleman about it đ«Ł
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Pairing: Elvis Presley x reader
Word count: 6,5K
Warnings: 50s!elvis, vampire!elvis, best friends to lovers, strong language, blood consumption, gladys is alive, mentions of the colonel, mentions of nick adams, partly set at the tupelo fairgrounds, smut; slightly subby!elvis, semi-public, car sex, hand job (f. & m. receiving) vag penetration, creampie, unprotected sex.
A/N: damn, i'm gettin' kinda rusty at smut buuut i had fun writing this! also, i'm shit at writing shy stuff, but i tried. anyways, this has been sitting in my inbox for a hot minute- sorry for taking so damn long, dear! hope you'll enjoy. â€
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âGoddamnit Nick, youâre fuckinâ useless- I asked you to bring enough, I have to get up there in 25 minutes and thereâs nothinâ left!â
Gladys visibly cringed at the roar of her sonâs loud voice and the slamming of the ice box that was inside the dressing room tent where Elvis was giving Nick Adams a piece of his mind.
My Fading Voice Sings of Love (Vampire!Austin!Elvis x Reader)
Summary: Youâre catapulted to stardom when the release of your debut album becomes an overnight hit. With so much attention on your still blossoming career, a residency at the International Hotel seems like a good way to start putting on your own shows. Itâs not just the worldâs eyes that are on you, though, as a hauntingly familiar and unsettlingly strange man decides to take you under his wing and guide you during your successful residency at the International. Until, inevitably, like all good things, it comes to an end.
Note: Read the warnings for this fic before interacting! This is based on a request by @brotherhood-of-feels and Jeff Buckleyâs song Grace, which is where the title of this fic comes from (please for the love of god listen to the song). Reader is a woman and definitely naive, but no other descriptors are used. This takes place in the 90s because the existence of smartphones would complicate things. As for the Phantom of the Opera AU aspect, I figured instead of doing the mask thing, itâd be more fun to have him hide in plain sight as one of the dozens of Elvis impersonators in Vegas. Do not interact if you are under 18 or post thinspo/ED content.
Word count:Â 5.5k
Warnings: Dark themes such as emotional blackmail, death, blood, and obsessive and manipulative behavior, which some people may find disturbing or triggering. Brief mention of suicidal ideation. Explicit sexual content that involves coercion. Some corruption kink. Iâm going to give a warning for bloodplay, but itâs oral sex while the reader is on her period so itâs not too intense(?) Do not interact if you are under 18.
You tried not to shake too much as Aileen, your makeup artist, applied glittery eyeshadow to your eyelids. It was only a rehearsal, you had to remind yourself as much, but you felt like you didnât deserve it. The astronomic rise in fame and popularity you experienced in the blink of an eye seemed too good to be true, especially when within a few days of your debut album releasing, your manager, Chiara, informed you that the International Hotel in Las Vegas had reached out, interested in booking you for a residency there. The two of you looked over the contract with the lawyer from your label, and after some back and forth with the hotel, youâd accepted the offer of a three month residency playing two shows a day, four nights a week.
Chiara used to manage some up-and-coming Disney starlet, but dropped her as soon as she heard your demo. Her faith in your ability as a singer kept you motivated, even when you felt hopelessly overwhelmed by the music industry. It was all unfamiliarly cut-throat, and you had known your chances of being successful were slim. Between Chiaraâs connections and your natural talent and work ethic, youâd generated enough interest in your first album through singles and interviews with every radio station and TV channel that offered. When it was finally released, your album was one of the most successful debuts in history. Chiara said it was all you, but you thought it was just a fluke.
â„ don't waste my time . oneshot â„
. pairing : vampire!elvis x reader
. summary / request : being in a relationship with arguably the most attractive man on the planet must seem like a dream-- that is, for anyone but you. you've tried numerous times to bury old memories deep down, but you can never quite stop them from resurfacing.
. word count : 1.6k
. notes / warning : yandere themes, mild sexual content that involves coercion and allusions to sex, mentions of blood, mentions of death, allusions to kidnapping and forced affection, manipulation, domestic abuse, and angst. this is kind of like a drabble, but it's pretty dark, so please read the warnings just in case.
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Hellmouth | Chapter 1
Summary: After nearly a millennium of being away, Angel lands on Earth, finding herself in 1960s Memphis, Tennessee.
Tags/Warnings: vampire!Elvis, angel!reader, dark!Elvis, controlling!Elvis, religious overtones, mystery/horror elements.
Author's Note: At long last! First chapter of approx. 4 chapters planned.
Word Count: 4,043
The angels were talking loudly today. Normally youâd let this pass, focusing on your tasks. You had quite a few humans under your wing, so-to-speak, and because of your stellar performance youâd only acquired more in recent decades. One such human was Daphne Willows, and she wasnât audible in the same way she had been previously to you. Something must have happened, and so you did something out of the ordinary. Once securing approval through the proper channels, you traveled down to earth, taking on a human appearance.Â
It had been so long since you were in the human world that your sense of fashion and behaviors had required a good deal of tweaking. Spying on a few humans out and about, you watched them for some time to understand their mannerisms and clothing choices. Your eyebrows rose in mild surprise; certainly, the dress code had changed quite a bit. In place of the more lengthy skirts females wore, you now found knee-high, tight fits and blouses and dresses that dipped low. Even stockings, which as you understood it were for coverage, had become sheer and more for a statement than practicality. Makeup, used to make oneâs face prettier (for the male gender, of all things), too, had advanced, becoming a spectacle on a womanâs face with highly pronounced eyes and eyebrow arches. The hairstyle of today was the oddest; many women had taken to wearing their hair straight, but with a beehive sort of look, piling hair at the crown of their head and descending in a curl toward the end. All this had taken milliseconds for you to fashion upon your being, yet you pitied the humans who were forced to contend with it daily.Â
Daphne lived in a town called Memphis, in the US state of Tennessee. Your knowledge of human affairs was limited, and over time had whittled down to near nothingness; there was nothing required in your job title to understand their customs beyond the need to do your job, and so it was easily forgotten in the millenia or so youâd left the earth yourself. This suited the higher powers, as they emphasized a need to maintain distance between humans and angels. You didnât understand why, at first, but at one point in time you had a fellow angel you might have called something akin to a friend in the human world lose their angelic powers (including a stripping of their wings, which was not unlike losing oneâs identity, and nevertheless extremely painful) due to an inappropriate dalliance with a non-angel being. They were, incidentally, human; you couldnât imagine how much worse the consequences would have been if it had been an unholy being. At the very least, one would be cut off from heaven entirely.Â
Memphis was hot. It appeared to have bustling tourism, with people milling about on nearly every corner. You suspected this had something to do with the number of buildings with music notes on them; on one you read âSun Studiosâ, with many tourists crowding around the perimeter taking pictures and loitering with their eyes peeled inside the dark interior, as if they might spot something of interest.Â
Humans were funny.Â
Suddenly your stomach gurgled, and you stopped in the street, much to a driverâs discontent. You watched him drive around you, yelling blasphemous words, before hitting the gas. Humans really could be so short-tempered. Then you remembered that, as a human, you were now susceptible to all the many states and ailments of their kind. One such one, you distantly recalled, was hunger. Grimacing, you continued to pace the downtown until you found an establishment that would serve the energy resource. Unfortunately, upon entering a diner, your simple-minded drive made it difficult to locate something with which to fill your stomach. The waitress, a haggard woman with stains on her pinstripe apron, arrived with a pot of black-looking sludge which she used to fill your cup, and pulled out a pad of paper and writing utensil.Â
âWhat can I get you?â She asked.Â
âWhat do you recommend on the menu?âÂ
Her eyes never left her pad of paper. âSteak and fries. What will you have?â
You glanced back down, looking at the poorly made depiction. âYes, Iâll have that.âÂ
âWill that be all?âÂ
âYes,â you said again. You looked out the window, thinking again how peculiar it was that you couldnât sense your chargeâs exact location. Fortunately, you recalled where she lived, and would go at once. As soon as you received your order, you ate quickly, only narrowly avoiding spilling on your dress. As you rose you noticed an older manâs gaze on you, mid-bite on his hamburger, looking shocked. Perhaps youâd eaten too quickly, or inappropriately in some way. Nevermind, you had no time for the minutia of their manners. However, the woman came to you now looking angry.Â
âI didnât just catch you tryinâ to just dine and dash, now did I?â
Your head tilted in confusion. âDine and⊠dash?âÂ
âYes, leave without paying the bill. Are you simple? Not from here?â Her outburst drew the attention of restaurant-goers. If you were human, or here on Earth for a longer duration of time to adapt, you might have felt something like shame or embarrassment. Instead, you very matter-of-factly replied: âhow much does it cost?âÂ
âItâs 4 bucks fifty, with tip. You got that on you?â She eyed you skeptically, seeing no pockets on your dress.Â
The amount materialized on the table, beside your cleaned plate.Â
âThere you are.â You turned back toward the door.
The waitressâ eyes bulged. âBut-but, that wasnât there when-â
Hearing the bell on top of the door chime behind you, you took some steps away from the diner to an alleyway to transport yourself to the house from memory. In doing so, youâd missed the man on the floor sitting in his own filth, an unmarked jug pressed to his lip as he cried, âWhat the - damn, I gotta get me off the bottle-!âÂ
430 Bismark Road was in a cul-de-sac set off from the main road with nice manicured lawns and friendly folks sitting on their porches. It was the sort of neighborhood youâd come to learn was âdarlingâ in human terms. A far cry from the downtrodden home Daphne had grown up in, she bought the house together with her husband, Daniel, who worked as an investment banker. You werenât quite sure what that meant, but it allowed them to live the lifestyle they enjoyed, and to which Daphne seemed all too willing to adopt. And you could sense for the first time in her life she was happy, well on her way to having the two point five kids she always dreamed of, having already attained the rich husband, house in the suburbs, and white picket fence. It was a regular old apple pie life, so youâd heard, and you couldnât imagine what could have taken her away from it.Â
Ringing the doorbell, you waited until Daniel answered the door. Although it was only early afternoon, his car was parked in the driveway. He wasnât keeping normal working hours. Strange. You rang again, this time a few more times, finally hearing steps thudding down the stairs, dull and heavy. When he opened the front door, you understood why. Dark circles lined his eyes, his hair was unkempt, and his eyes bloodshot, squinting at the sunlight that filtered through the doorway.Â
âWho are you? Are you here about Daphne?â He barked.
âI am, as a matter of fact. May I come in?âÂ
Blinking several times, he seemed to come into himself. âSure, yes, of course! Iâve been waiting so long to hear any news â but youâŠâ he took a second look at you, from head to toe. âYou dont look like the police...âÂ
âPolice?âÂ
âYes,â he frowned at you now. âMy wifeâs been missing for a few days now. Isnât that what youâre here about?âÂ
âWell yes, but I want to hear from you.â You immediately were regretting your outfit; perhaps he would have taken you more seriously had you presented in uniform. Regardless, you will retrieve the information you need from him. Using your angelic powers on a human was illegal, but under such circumstances, the case could be made.Â
He looked unsettled, and you put him into a trance-like state that would force him to be more welcoming to your line of questioning.Â
âWhen was the last time you saw Daphne?â You inquired.Â
âLast Sunday. We had a roast and went to bed shortly after. I went to work Monday morning and came back to find the house empty.âÂ
âIs there any possibility she could be staying with someone? A sister? A friend?âÂ
âNo. I called her sister Monday evening and she hadnât heard from her. Her friends hadnât heard anything, either.âÂ
The possibility that one of them knew but hadnât told him didnât escape your notice, although you couldnât think of a reason why. Either way, youâd be sure to check with them.Â
âAnything odd about the way she has behaved lately? Something that seemed amiss? Could be anything.â You implored him to consider the words.Â
Pausing, he answered, âyes, she had been acting differently the past few weeks. I never could pinpoint why, but I suppose I was too caught up in work to take time to figure it out.âÂ
âDifferently in what ways?âÂ
âShe wasnât going to service anymore. She always used to be a devout christian, at least since I met her. We would attend church every Sunday, and if not, then Saturday evenings. It was how we met, at church. A friend of a friend introduced us.âÂ
You recalled this, and the news left a feeling you could only describe as unsettling. âThat is indeed concerning.â You murmured. âWas there something she was doing instead? Surely this you would have noticed?âÂ
âSo she said, she was volunteering at a soup kitchen. I donât even know how she found it, but it was something she seemed terribly passionate about, and seeing as it was serving the greater good, as Christ would, I didnât have a problem with it.âÂ
âHmm.â You highlighted the mental note you made to talk to others in her life, her friends in particular. âWhat do the police think happened to Daphne?âÂ
âThey visited the house and took some fingerprints and photos. Nothing out of the ordinary, they claimed. They also said since nothing was taken, it wasn't likely anything to do with a burglary. Their working theory is that she ran off and just didnât have the heart to tell me.âÂ
âDo you believe thatâs true?â
âNo!â His forced calm demeanor morphed into anger. âOf course not. Iâm her husband. I did right by her. I donât know why sheâd ever get an idea like thatââ
âWas there any reason she could have been unhappy?â You interrupted his tirade.Â
He faltered. âI⊠I donât know.âÂ
âThink carefully, Daniel.âÂ
His head fell. âI gave her everything she ever wanted, with the exception of children, which we were well on our way to having. There was no reason Daphne would have left of her own free will, I can tell you that.âÂ
He was convinced of his own words, and his mind felt rigid now to you. He wouldnât be of any further help.
âThank you, Daniel. Be well.â You waited until you were several steps from the house to relinquish your hold on him.Â
You were certain now more than ever that there was something very wrong with Daphne.
Night had come to Memphis, and you were feeling sluggish from your travels and interrogation. Using your powers was more draining in the human plane, and this had exponentially zapped you of your energy. Recalling humans laid their heads to sleep in hotels, you found one such one of low-profile. This took you back to the downtown area, which had emptied of the larger crowds of earlier. More of a motel, which as you understood was of less quality, you walked to the front desk, where a man stood behind looking skittish.Â
âBooking a room?â He said, taking his eyes off the small television in the corner.Â
His eyes had barely landed on you before you understood what he was.Â
âAngel?!â He hissed at you, eyes glowing dark as midnight as he immediately assumed an aggressive stance.Â
âIncubus,â you mirrored, narrowing your eyes in disgust. He was one of the unholy, and one of the most abominable creatures that there was. They existed off of the misery and taint leftovers that other unholies like vampire and werewolf kind alike had discarded. They were the bottom-feeders of their class.Â
âWell Iâll be. A goddamn angel in Memphis of all places. Guess you got bored and decided to slum it down here with us heathens,â he grinned meanly, showing his rotten incisors. To humans he would appear irresistibly handsome, but to your keen eye, and that of other supernaturals, this was a mere illusion for the dirt and rot that his true form possessed. His looks werenât the worst part â to you he stunk of sin, and that was only displayed in the form he took. âIâve got business, which incidentally, is none of yours. Now give me a key,â you reached over the counter.Â
He nearly seized your arm before remembering himself with a humorless laugh. The unholy burnt at the touch of an angelic, some even said to burst into flames; the reverse was not said to be true, although it would surely be unpleasant as well as lower your status in heaven.Â
âAh, I suppose you can seize it as you wish.âÂ
His eyes followed you up the stairs, licking his lips quick as a gecko as they narrowed into tiny flints. âIâd wish you sweet dreams, but I donât think they will be.â He smirked.Â
He wasnât wrong. Your night brought you a fitful sleep. Nearly drained of your powers for the day, you werenât able to utilize as many protective measures as you might have otherwise, using what little you had left on the forcefields of your room that protected you from physical harm. The incubusâ face appeared in horrible visions, only disappearing at your wake. These were interspersed with dreams of your charge, Daphne, who flit from scene to scene like an actress appearing in film, never appearing clearly. In fact, even her surroundings were blurred, which was highly unusual. Your mind's eye had sought her presence in a dream-like state once before, and it was never like this. The only thing that became clear was the presence that surrounded her. It was dark, like ink flames that followed her wherever she went. Towards the end you might have caught something red pooling⊠blood? You couldnât be sure. A terrifying smile that shook you to your core revealed itself to you, forcing you from your last attempt at rest. It was unfamiliar, yet so horrifying it could only belong to that of an unholy creature. Something told you that it was not that of the incubusâ. Could it have been Daphneâs captor? This would mean you were most assuredly up against an unholy. Alas, you needed more information.Â
Being in the human realm in long periods made your angelic powers less accessible to you. It was dangerous, but you felt you had no choice but to move onward. The sooner you found Daphne, assured her health and safety, the sooner you could return home to heaven. This was what you told yourself as you sought a different source of sustenance in the early morning hours. Now remembering to pay, your breakfast went seamlessly, and you felt recharged enough to tackle the day. Daphne had three close friends varying in intimacy, and one sibling, her sister Sarah, who sheâd reacquainted with later in her married life. Her friends were located only twenty minutes or so from her neighborhood, while Sarah was located approximately three-hours northeast in Nashville. You vowed to preserve your powers today, and would forego teleportation in favor of driving. If you made good time, you could return to Memphis by sundown and resume your search.Â
You quickly learned that Daphneâs friends were in the dark about her extracurriculars, all except for one that was.Â
Mary Jane. She was a forthright woman, which you could respect. She brewed you some coffee and revealed Daphne had talked about meeting someone at the soup kitchen.Â
âWhat kind of someone?â Youâd asked.Â
âA man. I donât know his name,â she shrugged, âsheâd never said, but he was a real charmer apparently.â
Your eyebrows rose. âYou donât think Daphne had an affair, do you?âÂ
Mary Jane looked thoughtful. âI donât think so. If she did, I donât think she could have fibbed so easily. Sheâs a terrible liar,â she gave a sardonic laugh, âbut she was definitely taken with the man. I think it made her feel awful about it. She didn't talk about him after that, so I assumed it fizzled out. But then she got really distant, not wanting to get together as much. She said it was something at home, not related. Now that sheâs missing. . .âÂ
âWhat?âÂ
âWell, I wonder if itâs about this mystery fella after all,â she looked perturbed. âSorry, I canât help more than that.â Probing her mind, you could tell Mary Jane was telling the truth.Â
Sarah wasnât much more helpful. Her sister had only recently reconnected, and much of her time was spent wrangling four young children; there wasnât a lot of common ground. Still, Sarah was appropriately concerned about her sisterâs wearabouts. When asked about any new person in Daphneâs life, Sarah seemed completely in the dark. âI canât say. I wish I could be more helpful.â
Night had descended by the time you returned to Memphis. The âNight Crawlerâ was a night club just on the outskirts of the city limits, with the backdrop of corn fields all around; in darkness it was nearly pitch-black, save for the odd flickering lamp light that was only ever enough to illuminate a single parking place. An imposing figure stood guard outside the door of the nondescript building, arms crossed. He appeared to be checking for identification, which you would be lacking. Fortunately you had a trick up your sleeve.Â
âID?â He asked boredly, eying you up and down. When you attempted to use a simple spell you felt a brick wall not unlike the buildingâs surface.
Cursing at you, he warned, âWhatever youâre trying to do, Angel, it wonât work.âÂ
It became immediately clear you had run into another supernatural. But of what kind, was the question. You felt aggravation prick at you: what were the chances youâd run into so many non-humans in one place? Either there was more going on than met the eye in this city, or you were naive to the number of supernaturals that had immigrated to the human realm. The incubus hadnât been entirely wrong in that angels were unaware of the goings on outside of heavenly affairs. Perhaps to your detriment, you were soon learning.Â
âWhat are you?â You demanded, feeling a sense of foreboding. âI canât read you.âÂ
The guard laughed, large chest bouncing with the effort. âIt is amusing to see you out of your depth, Angel. Iâm one of you. Well,â he considered, âtechnically, half of you.âÂ
âA nephilim?â You gasped. âBut I had heard you were extinct? Run out after the third war, the rest captured and killed.âÂ
âIndeed,â he growled, âI don't need a history lesson on your kinâs ways. Abomination, right? Anything thatâs not pure angel is.â He laughed humorlessly.Â
You remained silent.Â
It was a belief held by the most conservative of your kind that angel hybrids were to be rooted out with the same level of vengeance as an unholy, because they committed the most heinous of betrayals by diluting the heavenly essence. Both the parties that were found guilty of committing the act, and their offspring as a consequence. You yourself were neutral, but that didnât seem like the right approach in this circumstance. âItâs unnecessary, and I donât condone it.âÂ
âBut you wouldnât stop it if you saw it happening either, would you?â He sneered.
Two men, or what appeared to be at first glance, broke into fight in the parking lot, their faces transforming into something monstrous. âHey, break it up you dogs!â The guard bellowed, eventually pushing himself off the wall to intervene physically. Even half-angel, his strength was a force to be reckoned with, and was more than enough to subdue two fully-grown werewolves without further bloodshed. He looked back at you, gesturing toward the door. âGo on ahead, I wonât stop you. But if you cause any problems, youâll regret it.âÂ
With a solemn nod of understanding, you went inside, swallowed by the darkness within.
 Third Person Point of View
Elvis sensed you the moment you entered the building. Powerful that he was, it was not out of the ordinary that he was acutely aware of others, particularly females, who were his preference of the human sexes. What was highly unusual was the preternatural need he had for you without ever having laid eyes on you. When he found your figure, standing out-of-place in the crowded dance floor while humans and supernaturals alike writhed up against one another and occasionally against your body, clueless thing that you were, he was mesmerized. Heâd have thought it an act of God if he werenât so far removed from heaven. Indeed, his dead heart raced in his chest, long deceased veins thrumming with pleasure as he drank in your view from afar. If youâd only look up, you might have seen him staring greedily, but alas, a woman on a mission, your focus appeared to be elsewhere.
No trouble at all, Elvis thought to himself, reclining back on the long couch surrounded by his scantily clad thralls. He was patient when he had to be. And for you, he had nothing but time.
To be continued . . .
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