Vampires

Vampires are supernatural beings that feed on blood or life energy. The image of the vampire exists in the myths of almost every people, and it differs everywhere.

Classics — vampires like Dracula: aristocratic, vulnerable to sunlight, garlic, and aspen stakes, capable of hypnotizing. In modern series and books, vampires often have clans, hierarchies, and their own rules.
Natural "vampires." Vampire bats (common, pale-winged, hairy-legged) are the only real ones: they drink the blood of animals and have special adaptations.

Dhampir — a half-vampire, the offspring of a vampire and a human. In fantasy, dhampirs often have weakened vampire abilities but fewer vulnerabilities. They are frequently portrayed as vampire hunters. A dhampir can be considered a type of half-blood, but the term "dhampir" is usually used in specific mythologies and games.

Half-blood — a more general term for beings with a partial vampire nature. This may include not only the offspring of a vampire and a human, but also those who received a "drop" of vampire power in another way. Rules differ across different universes.

Moroi — a living human connected to unholy forces; sometimes they are considered a harbinger or "relative" of the strigoi. In fantasy, the moroi is often made into a separate type of vampire: faster, craftier, sometimes with special abilities for magic or illusions.

Royal Vampires — ancient, powerful vampires who stand at the head of clans or dynasties. They are attributed special strength, long life, the ability to control other vampires, and unique abilities.

But somewhere on this planet there are still Royal Vampires... but what are they planning?