Who was the first vampire

Legend has it that the world's first vampire was the eldest of the children born to Adam and Eve - Cain, Cain was a farmer, and Cain's younger brother was a shepherd, and every time he paid tribute to God, Cain's vegetables always attracted God's displeasure, as a result, Cain killed his brother in a fit of rage, and God condemned Cain to live on blood for the rest of his life, and never die. Eventually, Cain married her lover Lilith, a sorcerer who taught Cain how to use blood to sustain her life and gain strength from it, so some say that Lilith was the world's first vampire.

This question has not been determined between Lilith and Cain, Lilith should have transformed Cain (it should be similar to the form of the first embrace) into a transcendent existence, in fact, it should have the strength and speed of the blood clan that we know now, but it does not explicitly say that it must suck blood and fear the sun, so I don't think there is a vampire in the first true sense so far, and after that, God sent two angels to punish Cain, so that Cain obtained the curse of fear of sunlight and bloodsamping, And these curses will be inherited by their descendants. That's why Cain made the first vampire.

These are based on the Book of Nord, and Lilith is not cursed as such, so I don't know what kind of race she is.

The above are my inferences, if you are interested, please take a look at the Book of Nord

Adam and Eve's eldest son, the murder of his younger brother, God-cursed Cain, is recorded in the Bible.

Vampire

It is a legendary supernatural creature. By drinking the blood of humans or other living beings, they can survive for a long time. The legend of vampires has its origins in the folklore of the Balkans and the Slavs of Eastern Europe.

In these legends, a vampire refers to the corpse of a deceased person who rises from a grave to suck human blood. But in the past 100 years, with the continuous adaptation of **, movies, and pop culture, the common image of vampires has gradually evolved into a kind of fantasy creatures that must use blood sucking to maintain their vitality, move at night, and have supernatural powers.

I don't remember the name of a small town in Europe and the United States, but a program in the Pioneer Record said that it appeared there.

It seems that the vampire drama is very popular, ah, ah, our ancestors were very fond of drinking blood, food, religious ceremonies, killing prisoners of war... These are inseparable from the relationship between drinking blood, and many modern people have bloodthirsty genes, and another is that many of today's vampire-themed films are largely influenced by the image of early vampire film works. In addition to the handsome guys and beautiful women in the play, that sense of mystery still makes us interested in vampires.

A vampire of the Centaur type? There are vegetarian ones, and there are cannibal (blood) ......

Well, he's just a legend...

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