> Anyway, it was about that time that I woke up. I knew it had just been a dream, but nevertheless I ran to the bathroom to check my neck. The pain had been so real that before I turned the light on and could see my reflection in the mirror, I was FULLY expecting to see a gaping wound. As my rational returned, I still kept looking for a wound. I thought maybe I had been bit by a spider in my sleep and that's what made me dream of being bit by a vampire.
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> Needless to say, I was fine. No fang marks (vampire or spider) were to be found. The pain, however, did not immediately go away. It subsided rather quickly, but it did linger for a bit.


Well, you wouldn't have been able to see the gaping wound if you'd really become a vampire. I'd be afraid of turning on the light and *not* being able to see it.

Ti'vampires and mirrors don't mix'cia