Vampire Tea.

Plot: A wealthy lord of a small village is hiding a terrible, frightful secret. Yet, when a beautiful stranger arrives to his village, he is taken by her beauty, and it causes him to give out his secret. Now, he must put his faith in this beautiful stranger that she will protect his secret... and perhaps she must put faith in him that he will change his ways.

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.Vincent Van Trophe
.Age unknown
.Vampire
.Bio:
Vincent was born a vampire, as both of his parents had been turned before they had conceived him. Being Lord and Lady of the town, they had raised Vincent to keep his secret hidden, as being a vampire often led to one's demise. For years, his family kept their vampiracy a secret until it had been spoiled when Vincent's Lady Mother was caught drinking the blood of a man she had killed. She was put to death along with Vincent's father who confessed he was also a vampire. They both lied and explained that they'd been turned before they conceived and Vincent was left alive. Raised in the mansion on his own, he kept his secret for many years, only going out for blood in disguise and never leaving at the same time every night.

...Plot...
After the events in New York, Loki is taken back to Asgard to face his crimes, however, the bridge collapses upon their arrival and Loki falls. No one could have survived a fall such as that, not even Loki! It feels as though the Avengers can finally relax now that the threat of Loki is gone. However, Tony begins to hear a voice... a familiar one, at that. He plays the 'I Don't Know Who You Are' game and the voice continues to talk with him. Tony tries to find who is talking to him, SHIELD cannot help and Tony is at wits end....
It sounds like Loki, but Loki is gone.... or is he?

Plot:

The date is October 29th, 1915. A wealthy family is experiencing many spooky "hauntings" in their family mansion. Naturally, fearing the worst, they vacate the mansion, leaving it to the care of one, young exorcist. This woman now resides in the mansion, searching for the paranormal stranger(s) that are wreaking havon on this poor family's home. It appears to be all in a days work, but will she find what she is really, truly looking for in this old house?

The mystery continues as one young exorcist and one playful ghost become unlikeliest of companions.

A tale of love, beauty and deception.

Plot Summary:

King Edwin Maxwell Meriweather III, a monarch of an Medieval European city, has been well known for marrying many wives, however, with each year, his wives mysteriously disappear and are never seen or heard from again. It was a mystery where they go or what happens to them.
In a frantic effort to keep his kingdom from dividing, King Edwin seeks a new wife who is a peasant. This peasant, however, will soon discover what exactly happens to the wives who disappear. Can she get away in time before she, too, is erased from her existence?
(Loosely based on the tale of Bluebeard)

Plot::::
In the woods, there is a faun who enjoys spending time with nature and all of her beauty, but an outside force finds its way into her forest and threatens to destroy the life that the forest has created. Faun tails are being collected and sold for a high price, as they are now rare and valuable. There are not very many fauns in the forest anymore and some humans believe that they are only legend. One human, an outsider of this town from the other side of the mountain range, has found this faun...

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This is the beginning...

Before there was Soul Dracula, there was Soul Music, but before Soul Music, there came Soul Notes.
Two musical vampires find harmony through melody. Their journey together will change everything you thought you knew about vampires.

Elmsly Manor has been the home of the Earls of Rathingar for centuries. It is old and outmoded, so it is not surprising that the young and beautiful socialite that the current earl married was not happy there. It was not long after Leonard Barrons, Earl of Rathingar married Anna Smythe, that there first and only child was born, and rumors flew that it had been a marriage to avoid shame, rather then one of love. Soon after Anna began to spend more and more time in London, and it was common knowlege that she was not faithful to her husband. Thus, when she died from falling down a flight of stairs, five years into the marriage, rumor said that he had been responsible, although an inquiry by police found him blameless.

The truth, however, may be stranger then fiction. No one has seen Lord Rathingar between the hours of dawn and dusk since his wife's death, and the people of the local village now avoid Elmsly Manor at all costs. But Leanna, Leonard's daughter, still needs cared for, and educated as befits a woman of her station. This he has hired a governess, from York, a certain Miss Joanna Bronte.