Have you noticed that in the movies, the tale is always told from the so-called good guy's viewpoint and the bad guy never gets to tell his side of the story? Well, my name is Raphael Jean Charlemagne and I am here to rectify this grievous oversight. I was born in Cap-Haitien, on the northern coast of the island of Haiti on February 3, 1812, and in the summer of 1839, I had a life-changing experience. I kind of died, but I did not stay that way. Rising from the grave as a fledgling Vampire, I cut a bloody swath through the island of Haiti.
I killed a lot of people, not just because I needed to feed but because I enjoyed it. I like killing people, and I am good at it. I once went into a house in Quartier Morin, and coerced a mother to have sex with her ( full-grown ) daughter while forcing the husband and father watch. Then I had sex with both women before decapitating the hubby. The mother I killed, and the daughter, a lovely twenty-year-old Haitian gal named Nadine, I turned into one of us. Am I good or what? There were a lot of Vampires on the island of Haiti back in those days but eventually the populace rose against us. In the summer of 1967, I left and moved to Boston, Massachusetts. I've been having fun all over the continental United States ever since.
Everything was going fine until, in the winter of 2014, something really bad happened. The world discovered the existence of Vampires. Overnight, the humans began organizing death squads against us. The situation was worst in the U.S. thanks to a particularly vicious unit of highly trained anti-Vampire troops known as the Trackers. The Trackers used cutting-edge technology and weaponry in their battle against the undead. Over the next five years, they rounded up and slaughtered tens of thousands of Vampires. Worldwide, I think about a hundred thousand bloodsuckers got killed. the human race has no equal when it comes to viciousness and savagery. I mean, look at the Crusades, the various World Wars, the Boston Marathon terrorist bombings, and other events where man's inhumanity to man rattled the globe.
In the news, they refer to us Vampires as monsters. We are what nature made us, my friends. We drink blood because we have to. We sleep during the day and come out at night because we have to. We cannot stand the light of day. We are what we are. Humans do what they do because they want to. They invade other countries, persecute people on the basis of skin coloration, religious affiliation and nationality and kill senselessly and yet we're the monsters. Ha! You'll excuse me if I am not overly fond of the human species. I lost membership in the Homo Sapiens club on July 4, 1839. That's the day I met a gorgeous Black female Vampire named Marguerite, and she killed me. Three days later I rose from the dead as a glorious blood sucker. And I've been having fun ever since.