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V.S.L. (Vampire Spy League)

by creeperfeverdreams

  • Short Story
  • Fantasy · Supernatural
Statistics
  • 18 Works
  • 9,554 Words
  • 48 min Reading time
  • 40 Reviews
  • Nov 6, 2023 Started
  • Jun 29, 2026 Last updated

Table of Contents

18 entries
  1. 1 V.S.L. (Vampire Spy League) (Part One) Nov 6 6 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  2. 2 V.S.L.: Part Two Dec 5 4 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  3. 3 Eliza Hammond’s origin: V. S. L. (Vampire Spy League) Jan 15 4 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  4. 4 Cecilia Hammond’s origin: V. S. L. (Vampire Spy League) Mar 9 5 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  5. 5 Marcus Grendel’s origin: V. S. L. (Vampire Spy League) May 1 11 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  6. 6 Young Charlotte’s demise Jun 17 3 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  7. 7 The birth of Marcus and Jude Jul 27 1 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  8. 8 Where did Jude go off to? Sep 9 2 min readMystery / Suspense · Supernatural4 comments
  9. 9 When Eliza met Marcus Nov 28 2 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  10. 10 Cecilia and Eliza meet Jude Mar 4 1 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  11. 11 Jude’s at an odd place Apr 24 2 min readFantasy · Supernatural5 comments
  12. 12 It’s good to be together again Jul 14 2 min readFantasy · Supernatural4 comments
  13. 13 Eliza tells Marcus the truth of her heart Aug 23 2 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  14. 14 What does Marcus want to do all his life? Nov 12 1 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  15. 15 Marcus and Jude reunite with their parents Jan 20 2 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  16. 16 Jude the painter Mar 16 1 min readSupernatural · Fantasy2 comments
  17. 17 Charlotte finds peace May 6 2 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  18. 18 How saccharine sweet blood can be (Eliza’s origin) (Introduction and Chapter One) Jun 29 4 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments


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