Yeah. It sorta just.... crawled through the window and into your skin. Your mom was horrified.

@@senseigarmadonnotofficial oh ok

Oh gosh, where do I start. I'm gonna separate this into two comments. The meme explanation: In The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod, when someone gets turned to a vampire, they become part of Elysia. Now, Dorian is one of the most powerful vampires in Elysia, he is used to getting what he wants because he is feared and respected by all. When he meets Vladimir, (whom is part vampire and part human) he wants his blood. There are a few problems with this. 1) Dorian loves rare bloods, and is a cannibal. He would most likely kill Vlad if he was given what he wanted. 2) if they were to offend Dorian by not obeying to his every whim, Dorian would leave. Dorian is the only hope of keeping Vlad's uncle alive. Now, the reason I used this image is because he basically walked up to a seven-year-old and said "you will give me your blood."

As for the series itself, here's a few main things. Dorian died, but in my AU he's alive. The author also said that Dorian is pansexual, and had a crush on Vladimir. Otis is Vlad's uncle, Henry is his best friend, Joss is Henry's cousin and tried to kill Vlad, but now they're friends. D'Ablo is an attempted murderer, and Vladimir is "the Pravus". The Pravus is prophecized to be a part human part vampire creature that would enslave the human race and rule over vampirekind. Vlad is that creature, but he's proved the prophecy wrong by not enslaving humans.

I read this like 2 times I think I'm just stupid- look I try to find the series cuz I'm kinda interested in of what I did understand so ya ( probably not going to find it lol )

@@Hmcheesse_Screams_in_No_milk I also think you're just stupid. /j I know that the first book is on Wattpad. About the rest, if you're interested in the first the others are probably in a public library. If they're not, and you *really* want it, just buy it online. Btw, the book order is: Eighth Grade Bites Ninth Grade Slays Tenth Grade Bleeds Eleventh Grade Burns (my personal favorite) Twelfth Grade Kills