[Reborn! + Vampire Knight] Zero: Side Story

Ah, I just saw it. Are you satisfied after reading this extra chapter? ! !

Ah, I just saw it. Are you satisfied after reading this extra chapter? ! !

The origin of the legend of blood-sucking creatures can be traced back thousands of years. In the myths and legends of early Mesopotamian civilization, ancient Hebrew civilization, ancient Roman civilization, etc., There are demons that suck human essence. However, the establishment of the image of vampires in the true modern sense mainly came from the compilation, editing and publication of oral folklore in Eastern Europe in the 18th century. In these legends, a vampire refers to a corpse that can crawl out of the grave to suck blood after death. Under the conditions of underdeveloped medical treatment, some people who were not really dead but just in shock were buried, and then when they woke up or became active again, they were regarded as immortal beings. During the Black Death epidemic in Europe, when people were in extreme panic, they would have this kind of fear of the dead continuing to move, so there were legends of German vampires like Nittart who had the ability to transmit the Black Death. [1] In Western stories, the ancestor of vampires is Cain. Adam and his wife Eve gave birth to Cain and Abel. Abel was a shepherd and Cain was a plowman. On the day of offering to God, Cain contributed the produce of the land; Abel offered some selected suckling sheep. God looked favorably on Abel's offering but not on Cain's. Cain was angry. So he invited his brother Abel to go out into the wild. When they got there, Cain killed Abel. Later, God found out about this and was very angry. God punished him to wander all his life and could only live by sucking blood. Although he would never die, he would be hunted by everyone in the world. Cain's descendants formed the current vampire family. There are two other theories. The ancestor of vampires is Dracula or Judas. Dracula was too bloodthirsty, and Judas betrayed Jesus and was punished. Some people believe that the origin of the vampire legend is the rabies epidemic in Eastern European history.