Sorcerer: Betrayal: Power Of Air (Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
Probably the most notable attribute was the constant healing that ran through their body, staving off all disease, aging, and even healing wounds quickly. A newborn could heal a small wound in just a day, completely gone. An old vampire, over a thousand years in age, would heal a mortal wound in seconds. That part was obvious, as they aged, they could draw more power, making them faster and more durable. My best guess was my own experience, using the power of air to speed up my body fatigued me. Perhaps blood was needed to offset that, otherwise despite the healing the vampire body would eventually consume itself. But… that was just a guess. It also bore the question why the older more powerful ones didn’t need more blood, perhaps their body changed or simply became accustomed to the power. I didn’t know. The truth was, despite examining a vampire, I had no idea where they got their air power from, or how they got it. It was all automatic, so even Diana hadn’t been able to tell me that.
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