Let's travel back to to the Victorian era...
Magdalene a young apprentice under the physician Apollo See's herself as simple human girl living  in a village. Unknown to her, she's from the lineage of the most powerful creatures, her fate collides with the most feared, ruthless and powerful Lord of all times ' Lord Lucas ' A pure blooded vampire known for his ruthlessness and blood thirst . Magdalene discovers her true identity as well as the danger of being killed if discovered. With every blessing comes a curse, in a world  filled with different kinds and creatures...The vampires, witches, demons, humans, gifted, goblins, trolls, and wyverns. Magdalene is the only one who can bring balance to them all.
But it isn't as easy as she thought, her life hangs on a thread, the appearance of her abilities comes with life threatening dangers.

This work is entirely fiction and from my own imagination.
It's a story in the setting of the Victorian era
Note:
This story contains horror and thriller, all type of magic and fictional characters.
Also there are no werewolves in this book. 
If you find this work similar to someone else's work or any play or movie, it's entirely a coincidence.
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Magdalene the Most Powerful Beings of all Times

They all settled down at the courtroom waiting for the trial to begin. Magdalene sat with the royal members at the front roll while  ordinary people or elites sat at other rolls. Lucas sat with the elders at the high table. Meanwhile the law offenders stood at a side shackled like criminals. Morgan looked pitiful for only spending one night in a dungeon so were the others. Patricia eyes were secretly glaring at Magdalene,if only looks could kill.


"Bring the case forward" Said one of the council elders. 


One Councilman stood up holding a parchment of papers he walked to the front and bowed to the Lord who was sitting with the council elders. And then another bow for the two councilelders and ministers that were present. He then bowed to the audience before he began to read the case.


THE COUNCIL'S JUDGEMENT