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==History== | ==History== | ||
The Haemovores evolved on [[Earth]] in circa [[500,000]] CE, after the planet had become ruined by industrial waste. The last of Haemovores was [[Ingiger]], who believed herself to be the last living creature on Earth. Fenric was able to bring [[Ingiger]] back in time to [[Transylvania]] sometime after the [[Early human history#10th century|10th century]], where she fed on the [[viking]]s who had taken the flask containing Fenric. She and the | The Haemovores evolved on [[Earth]] in circa [[500,000]] CE, after the planet had become ruined by industrial waste. The last of Haemovores was [[Ingiger]], who believed herself to be the last living creature on Earth. Fenric was able to bring [[Ingiger]] back in time to [[Transylvania]] sometime after the [[Early human history#10th century|10th century]], where she fed on the [[viking]]s who had taken the flask containing Fenric. She and the Haemovores followed them, and after they were killed by the pirate [[Hemming]], followed him to [[Maiden's Bay]]. Though Hemming and all his men were killed by the Haemovores, Hemming had buried the flask beneath [[St. Jude's Church]] where they could not get it. Instead, the Haemovores were forced to wait. | ||
In the mid [[19th century]], a girl was fed on by the Haemovores of [[Maiden's Point]]. This story would be told to [[Bram Stoker]], which would be part of the inspiration of the story of ''[[Dracula]]''. | In the mid [[19th century]], a girl was fed on by the Haemovores of [[Maiden's Point]]. This story would be told to [[Bram Stoker]], which would be part of the inspiration of the story of ''[[Dracula]]''. | ||
In [[1943]], a squadron of [[Russia|Soviet]] soldiers were sent into [[Nazi]]-controlled [[Romania]]. All except for one man was killed by Haemovores, though he was mentally scarred by the experience. Captain [[Sorin]] and Sergeant [[Trofimov]] were sent in with a rescue team, though they were only able to find the one survivor. ([[DWN]]: ''[[The Curse of Fenric ( | In [[1943]], a squadron of [[Russia|Soviet]] soldiers were sent into [[Nazi]]-controlled [[Romania]]. All except for one man was killed by Haemovores, though he was mentally scarred by the experience. Captain [[Sorin]] and Sergeant [[Trofimov]] were sent in with a rescue team, though they were only able to find the one survivor. ([[DWN]]: ''[[The Curse of Fenric (novelization)|The Curse of Fenric]]'') | ||
6 months later, the Haemovores in Maiden’s Bay were awoken by Fenric to attack the [[Russia|Soviet]] and [[British]] soldiers as part of a trap to defeat [[Seventh Doctor|the Doctor]]. Once they had served their purpose in this plan, Fenric ordered Ingiger to kill the Haemovores with a thought. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Curse of Fenric]]'') | 6 months later, the Haemovores in Maiden’s Bay were awoken by Fenric to attack the [[Russia|Soviet]] and [[British]] soldiers as part of a trap to defeat [[Seventh Doctor|the Doctor]]. Once they had served their purpose in this plan, Fenric ordered Ingiger to kill the Haemovores with a thought. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Curse of Fenric]]'') | ||
:''After the Doctor defeat of Fenric, this future may or may not still exist.'' | :''After the Doctor's defeat of Fenric, this future may or may not still exist.'' | ||
[[Category: Species related to Humans]] | [[Category: Species related to Humans]] | ||
[[Category: Seventh Doctor enemies]] | [[Category: Seventh Doctor enemies]] | ||
[[Category: Vampires]] | [[Category: Vampires]] | ||
Revision as of 23:38, 28 October 2008
The Haemovores (Homo haemovorax) were a species of vampire-like creatures which served Fenric.
Biology
Haemovores were a species of vampire-like humanoids that evolved from Humans. They fed on the blood of Humans, though they could also survive in sea water, which had a similar salt content.
The Haemovores were known to have abnormal strength and power. They had the ability to climb sheer surfaces with ease. They were resistant to bullets and could only be killed by a stake to the heart. The Haemovores had razor-sharp claws which they used to kill people. Haemovores could weld metal with their hands and older Haemovores built up armour made out metal they collected and melted together. The Haemovores could be stopped with strong faith, which would create a psychic barrier. In the presence of the barrier they often respond with ear-splitting shrieks.
- Haemovores were known to only hunt in the fog or mist. Whether they created this fog themselves or simply hunted when the time was right is unknown.
The Haemovores communicated with each other telepathically, which could be detected by telepathic Humans. They could also telepathically control Humans to a degree, making them easier to feed on. They were all controlled by Ingiger, who could kill them with a thought. (DWN: The Curse of Fenric)
Life Cycle
The Haemovores start life as Humans, which are changed by other Haemovores. At first, the only signs of change are pale skin, large red lips and sharp claws. They still had their minds and memories, but had a more feral mindset. As they aged, their appearance starts to change. Their skin becomes slimy and wrinkled, their eyes become swollen shut and their mouths turn into suckers for feeding. After a century, they become completely transformed into Haemovores.
After being killed, Haemovores rapidly decay into charred bones and slime. (DWN: The Curse of Fenric)
History
The Haemovores evolved on Earth in circa 500,000 CE, after the planet had become ruined by industrial waste. The last of Haemovores was Ingiger, who believed herself to be the last living creature on Earth. Fenric was able to bring Ingiger back in time to Transylvania sometime after the 10th century, where she fed on the vikings who had taken the flask containing Fenric. She and the Haemovores followed them, and after they were killed by the pirate Hemming, followed him to Maiden's Bay. Though Hemming and all his men were killed by the Haemovores, Hemming had buried the flask beneath St. Jude's Church where they could not get it. Instead, the Haemovores were forced to wait.
In the mid 19th century, a girl was fed on by the Haemovores of Maiden's Point. This story would be told to Bram Stoker, which would be part of the inspiration of the story of Dracula.
In 1943, a squadron of Soviet soldiers were sent into Nazi-controlled Romania. All except for one man was killed by Haemovores, though he was mentally scarred by the experience. Captain Sorin and Sergeant Trofimov were sent in with a rescue team, though they were only able to find the one survivor. (DWN: The Curse of Fenric)
6 months later, the Haemovores in Maiden’s Bay were awoken by Fenric to attack the Soviet and British soldiers as part of a trap to defeat the Doctor. Once they had served their purpose in this plan, Fenric ordered Ingiger to kill the Haemovores with a thought. (DW: The Curse of Fenric)
- After the Doctor's defeat of Fenric, this future may or may not still exist.
