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Nekoshema, well said about those people always asking us if we can turn them into a vampire. The notion itself is rather absurd, even if it didn't require "magic". The idea of a vampire's method of feeding also being it's method of reproduction is completely contradictory. Even the slightly more sensible ideas like the victim not being completely drained of blood or the victim drinking the vampire's blood causing the change still don't add up logically. The guy who wrote that website believes that vampirism is hereditary and that seems logical. There are actually some vampire legends (mostly from outside of Europe, so it may be something else) of them drinking "reproductive fluids" (DO NOT ask me how).

Nekoshema- most things that you've heard about vampires are false, including the garlic. but it is a little stronger to vampires than to humans so that caused the myth about garlic will keep vampires from you :P