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NellyAsher — Breaking the Dawn - cover NEBC
Published: 2009-05-08 13:20:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 548; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 0
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In a world of elective government, aristocratic vampires have a great influence and remain the virtual rulers of the land for centuries. They're opposed by an underground organization, "The Dawn", whose ultimate goal is to destroy vampires, putting a beginning to a new era. Remia is a loyal vampire who gets captured and injected with an experimental vaccine. In order to get the antidote, she is forced to spy on her own clan. Having her judgement partially affected by the drug, Remia agrees, but decides to become a double agent and collect as much information about "The Dawn" as she can. Becoming a secret renegade in both worlds, the girl gets deeper into the secrets she never thought of existing..._______________________
NEBK stands for a "non-existeng book cover" - a cover of the book I'll never write. But the picture seems nice, or the title seems cool, so I'm putting something like this together, adding a summary that may look ok as a single paragraph, but can never be stretched into a whole 400-page book.
For one, I have a concept about people who need to consume blood to survive, but it's far more complex and substantially deviates from usual vampire scenarios.
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That'd be my first photomanipulation attempt.
The character is me, and I casted her as a vampire for a reason - look closer, and you'll see little fangs. They're real, but not dangerous, purely decorative. A bonus from mother nature, yeah.
Background is a stock image by ~sacral-stock , original can be seen here: [link]
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Comments: 4
Good firsties ! 
ANd those are your real teeth? 
Your flesh doesnt begin to heat blister when you get near a church does it ?...
Great dress choice....err ...do you own that dress ?...
Have you owned it for more than 200 years perchance ?
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If the Catholic church can manage to put 16,000 people past a dead pope in an hour ....they need to be given control of all fast food places worldwide~ Fangfingers~The Viable Prophet
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Yes, the teeth are mine... By the way, judging by your name, you seem to have a thing for fangs?
The corset is also mine, and actually only after taking a picture wearing it I thought that a pale skin and a castle will make a nice addition
I've edited a picture further and added some backstory, you can check it if you'd like
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By the way, judging by your name, you seem to have a thing for fangs?
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oh i do 
NEBK stands for a "non-existeng book cover" - a cover of the book I'll never write.
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It sounds like your idea is better than a lot of vampire garbage already in print.
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I won't write this one, because I already have a more elaborate plot about "vampires", and I never use the same setting twice
The title is "Voidlessness" (I'm not sure how I'll say it in Russian).
In that world, there is a semi-mythical, quarter-legal organization of people who call themselves "Painkillers". They're basically dead, don't cast shadows and fed by refined, "slaked" blood - regular blood makes them too high and drunk, and is overall unhealthy. Worshipping aesthetics, they try to do everything with style - they spend hours in gym, developing their bodies and practicing fascinating fighting moves.
The range of their activities varies, but the most important one is getting people out of their misery(and thus, gaining blood and donors for themselves). If a person is lonely, depressed, in a dead end or lost something important in his life, he has a void within that is filling with bad feelings and anger. Painkillers find those people and offering their services - sometimes it's a simple euthanasia, but they're more interested in getting alive blood suppliers. It is said that if a person wins a fight with a painkiller, his depression vanishes, and void within disappears, coming into a state of voidlessness. There is no satisfaction, but there's no dissatisfaction either, there's nothing good, nothing bad, not even such thing as "nothing"; some sort of nirvana.
People are assigning for a fight and even get trained by painkillers themselves, but almost always lose and become blood-producing plants. Despite that, there's always a number of people miserable or crazy enough to try.
After a death of a painkiller, someone has to be recruited. This is a case for a main heroine - a young girl who was desperate about an unrequited love. Soon after becoming a painkiller she helps a 4-year-old boy, practically saving him. The story then follows their life in more than 30-years span. The boy grows up into a bounty hunter who's despising the painkillers. At some point he recognizes a girl who once helped him and returns a favor. They spare or save each other's lives a few times more, not sure of who owns whom. They have only several direct encounters, but develop some weird bond.
...In the final scene, the girl is outside with her mortally wounded friend as the sun is going down. His single shadow is on the ground. She hugs him, and it seems like she has a shadow, too, and they've just blended together. The girl says that he won't feel pain any more and drinks as much of his blood as she can, killing him and deadly poisoning herself.
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Well, that's my take on "love beyond", blood-drinking creatures and scenes in the sunset. What do you think?
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