Were Vampires and Werewolves just fish on the chopping block, lambs awaiting slaughter, incapable of fighting back?
How could that be possible!
During the day, special tactical teams made up of NYPD ESU and other units went door to door, dragging out those monsters and sending them to meet God. Whether He welcomed them or not was another matter.
Once night fell, the world became the domain of those dark creatures. They moved silently, turning around to hunt specific human targets. They mainly targeted political and military figures and their families, hoping to force their opponents to back down through retaliation.
This was not war in the traditional sense, where there were positions to defend. At night, when everyone was exhausted, a few sentries could watch the directions danger might come from while everyone else slept soundly, only getting up if something happened.
The reason Vampires and Werewolves in Europe had not struck back very hard was because these two dark races had long isolated themselves from human society. They operated under their own rules and treated ordinary people like livestock, only going out to hunt when necessary.
As a result, when they faced the threat of extinction and wanted revenge against humanity, they did not even know what targets to choose. Otherwise, they set their sights on national leaders, only to realize that the power in their hands could not shake them at all.
But Vampires in the United States had infiltrated human society long ago, like wolves hidden among sheepdogs.
Even though they had now been effectively identified and eliminated one by one, they knew perfectly well where to bite in their final counterattack to make the sheepdogs and flock feel pain, even fear.
Take the Vampires and Werewolves in New York City. Police Commissioner George Stacy might