A werepire is a cross between a werewolf and a vampire. Alternate spelling includes werepyre. You might also hear a werewolf-vampire hybrid referred to as a werevamp. Either reference – werepire or werevamp – is acceptable.
The senses of werepires are different from those of pure vampires or pure werewolves – one of the most notable differences is that these crossbreeds have a stronger sense of smell than either the werewolf or vampire. This is probably because both werewolves and vampires have a very keen sense of smell – a crossbreed therefore is predisposed to have an even stronger sense of smell.
holy now i want him dead
Dont worry, on friday, we will either kill him or weaken him. all planned out.
i sayd want not i am going to
lol we are, sorrel, me, and patty (wolf)
Cant go on aim tonight, sorry, soon i will. g2g bye bye… good luck…
k cya
How can werewolves and vampires be producing offspring? They are enemies. What a redickulous notion!
Werewolves and vampires are natural enemies. The next article even states that they can’t even stand the smell of one another. How would they possibly be breeding? What an absurd notion!
something about them destroying eachother on a molecular level
-.- i have some great vampiric friends.. we’re not enemies.. but very misunderstanding towards each other..
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