I donāt really know how to write an introduction, soā¦ yeah, letās just start.
Basically, this is a world where vampires exist, but they hide in the shadows and live among humans. The way George and Harold met is the same as in the books, except that here George accidentally reveals that heās a vampire. Harold doesnāt really care, since theyāre just kindergarten kids, and heās fine with having a friend.
As the years go by, Harold starts to become more aware of how ādangerousā it might be to be friends with a vampire, mostly because of the horror movies he watches. George begins to notice that Harold gets tense when heās around him. At some point, George has to explain things more clearly: not to trust fiction too much, and that he can only eat fruitā¦ right?
Meanwhile, Melvin knows George isnāt a normal human. He doesnāt have proof, but he doesnāt doubt it either.
There are two types of vampires:
Fruit vampires: they live off the energy they get from fruit. They tend to be weaker or less agile, blend in better with humans, and usually have less pointy ears.
Blood vampires: they follow the classic vampire stereotype and feed on blood (in this world, there are blood banks where they get their food; they donāt attack people just becauseā¦ some of them).
Both types can consume the otherās food, but it comes with serious consequences.
For blood vampires, it causes disorientation, a drastic decrease in their abilities, and makes them hypersensitive.
In contrast, fruit vampires become paranoid, may feel fear and guilt, and can even end up attacking others due to aggressive impulses.
(The drawings below are old, in case you notice the color palette changed.)
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