Daniel thought back to his aborted transformation into a vampire. Back then the darkness inside was driving him, trying to force him to drain the life force from something living. Doing so would have doomed Daniel, would have bound the darkness to his soul forever. Now he felt there was no such risk, at least not immediately. There was no darkness inside trying to latch onto his soul. The danger he’d faced this time had come when the darkness in Razgul had managed to cross into Daniel. The actual act of draining life force had apparently had no consequences. Daniel was horrified at the thought that he could destroy another life in such a way without even risking his own soul. There and then he vowed never to commit such an atrocity again, no matter who the victim was or how urgent the need. The memories from the fall of the Golden Order worried him too, though in different ways. The fall of the Order, the way it had deviated from its original purpose, was worrying but understandable. He had seen how others reacted to his new powers, and how they managed to live when the world around them held such horrors as the vampires. That much fear would quickly be turned on anyone who was different or unusual. What worried him about the memories was the darkness. The Dark God. Could it really be responsible for the power that every vampire wielded? And if so, how could anyone stand against it?
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