Called also false vampire. Head of False Vampire. The legend of the vampire can be traced to approximatly 125 AD, where a Upir, a creature with vampire qualities, occured in Greek mythology. The word Upir is found for the first time in written form in 1047 in a letter to a Russian prince. Upir later became vampire, and some of the early legends came from the far east.
Vampires are similar to man in respect that no two are alike.
No two men have the same physical abbilities, or the same senses of hearing or sight. This is true of vampires as well. As there are several races of man, there are also many races of vampire. Each race of vampire share similar, although not identical, abbilities. Each race of vampire have different origins, unlike man.