When Miriam Blaylock was transformed into her ghoulish vampire self, she not only took on the hunger for blood and gained immortality.
Miriam gained what resembled vampire body GPS, or for her purposes it would be better called BPS, or Blood Positioning System. With her glamour vision, she can see the body illustrated and lit up where it is best to bite for a good meal.
Do you know the childrens’ board game, Operation? BPS needs accuracy to work quietly and efficiently. If Miriam bites “wrong” there’s all of that pesky screaming that alerts nearby people where she might be seen, followed, and later staked as she sleeps.
The BPS works as well as the teeth that use it. At 2,000 years old, Miriam’s age illustrates how well she uses it.
Fandango’s FOWC is vampire and the Word of the Day Challenge is illustrate.
Tao Talk 
How imaginative!
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Thanks 🙂
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You’re welcome Li
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Interesting!!
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Thanks Viv
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You are welcome 🙏
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suitably creepy for the way technology is heading…(K)
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Thanks, K, soon there will be an app for everything. I watched a movie last week called, “Ready Player One” set about 30 years into the future and it showed people in their tiny apartments all hooked up with cyber suits and VR helmets. They didn’t even live in the real world anymore!
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I remember someone telling me about that movie. it’s a book too I think.
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I bet the book would be wonderful sci-fi.
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Awesome use of the prompts! Scary stuff!
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Thanks for the comment, yes indeed scary. Vampires don’t need any help!
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