"She drank the vampire blood and passed out my highness," said Sebastian. "Is she still alive?" "Yes, Merlin," "You did better than I thought you would, boy. Now get out of my face until you are summoned," said Merlin. "Yes, my highness." 

    Nina slowly rose from her bed. "My room looks different," she thought. She remembered what happened. That's when she remembered the grape juice. "That was definitely not juice," she thought aloud. "Your right, my Queen. It wasn't. What I said was grape juice, was actually Vampire's Blood. Made by yours truly," said Sebastian happily as he walked into Nina's room. "Vampire's Blood!? Why? Why are you calling me your Queen?" yelled Nina, surprised and scared. "That Vampire's Blood was my blood. Making me a vampire. But don't be frightened! I had you drank it so you would start shifting into a vampire. That's why you fainted. The shifting process was to much for your conscious body to handle so you fainted." Nina looked into the mirror closest to her bed. Where her dirty blonde hair used to be, there was deep brown, almost black, curly hair. Where her bright green eyes used to be there were colorless, hungry looking eyes. Her skin, paler than ever before. Almost un-natural. A piercing hunger stabbed Nina's stomach. No, not hunger. Thirst.