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- Leaving his cyborg horse at the hotel stable for inspection and repairs, the
- first thing D did when he got back to his room was draw the curtains. As a
- thin darkness claimed the room, the languor slowly wicked away from his
- body. Only those of Noble blood ever experienced such things. However,
- even a dhampir who’d inherited the better part of their Noble parent’s
- strength and their human parent’s tolerance for sunlight would be short of
- breath after half a day spent walking under a cloudy sky, and would need
- several hours in pitch darkness to relieve them of the fatigue that would
- accumulate in their flesh. After spending three hours out in the blazing sun,
- they’d need to sleep nearly half a day to recover. D, on the other hand, was
- no ordinary dhampir.
- Descending as they did from the vampiric Nobility, all dhampirs took only
- what nutrients they needed to live rather than subsisting on solid food as
- humans did. Dropping a pair of dried blood plasma capsules into his palm
- from a case he kept in his saddlebags, D quickly swallowed them.
- If some uninformed child had been there by his side, the Hunter’s actions
- would’ve thrown the youngster into convulsions. Dried blood plasma was
- extremely hard to come by unless one went to questionable doctors who skirted the law or bought it on the black
- market. Purchasing of a jar of a thousand capsules would allow a dhampir
- to go a year without food. Given D’s constitution, those two capsules would
- sustain him for at least a week, and possibly as long as two.
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