Anne Boleyn was never truly beheaded, nor is she dead to this day. Anne was a captivating woman and many took notice of her beauty. One particular was a man with a dark secret. A true demon that looked like any human, but fed upon the blood of the living, and were only seen at night. The man would find himself in court, attending many parties held by the king where he would come and admire Anne from afar. Anne had not known of his secret. When he had heard of the alecations being made against Anne Boleyn he rushed to her and told her of his secret and convinced her to take his blood. One night in London Tower Anne was being tortured to confess of her sins and died due to blood loss before the day she was to be beheaded. After Anne died her …show more content…
The king and his new love Jane Seymour spent many days locked inside the catsle, afraid Anne would return for them next. Anne, covered in blood, her own and the men she'd killed, roamed the forests near the London Tower not knowing where she could go now or what she should do. This was when she met her. The beautiful woman named Natassa Kallaste, a vampire queen who lived on the Island of Estonia with many other vampires like her. Natassa took Anne to the Island and showed her the ways of being a vampire and how to live undected. Anne, not wanting to be reminded of her past, changed her name to Seiren Hoax. Anne settle in well on the Island though constantly thought of her daughter Elizbeth and longed to return to her though she knew it was impossible. Anne and Natassa grew close and eventually became romantically involved with one another after they spent a night in bed together. The two never slept together again, nor spoke of it, but continued to show compassion and deep care for one another. A year had passed and King Herny VII had been given his first born son. Anne felt it was time to return and face her