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Venom
Venom is an organic, poisonous fluid that is produced by saliva glands within a vampire's mouth. It serves five purposes: as the basis for their physiology; as a mean to paralyze their prey in pain to prevent them from escaping; as a pleasant scent to lure in the vampires' human victims; as a toxin poisonous to animals and shape-shifters; and, very occasionally, as a means for vampires to procreate their species.

When a vampire bites a human, the venom will be passed from the vampire's mouth into the person's bloodstream. If the blood contaminated with venom isn't fully sucked away, the human's heart will pump the venom throughout his or her cardiovascular system and start to infect every cell it passes within the host's body. Over the span of 2-5 days, the venom will have saturated all cells within the host, completing his or her transformation into a vampire. The process is known to be painful, described with the feeling of being burned alive.

Vampires may 'drip out' some venom from their teeth while smelling something irresistible, as shown by Jasper in Midnight Sun.

Real werewolves are the only known species to be completely immune to vampire venom, whether in the painful or transformative departments.

Shape Shifters with venom
Shape-shifters and vampires have been enemies since a vampire started killing among both Quileute settlements and of their neighbors'. The unnamed vampire caught two Makah women, whose tribe blamed the Quileutes because they knew the Quileute could change into wolves. In a parley, the Quileute chief managed to convince the Makahs of their non-involvement in the accident, and of the need to find the responsible beast before it struck again.

The Quileute chief sent his children on the hunt, where they caught a sweet scent that burned their noses, but brought them to the beast. One of the Makah women was lying on the floor, cold and bloodless, and the other was in the creature's arms with his mouth at her throat. The vampire saw them and snapped the woman's head. The wolves and the vampire started fighting. The wolves found out that they could only rip him apart with their teeth, since he was very strong, but, in the end, both the vampire and a few wolves were killed. His remains were brought back to the tribe's camp, where the body was seen moving, trying to put itself back together.

The Quileutes burned the remains, gathered the ashes in a number of bags and dispersed them far away, in case the vampire tried to put himself back together again. One was left in the forest, one underground, one near the beach. The last one was tied around the chief's neck so he would know when the vampire would try to resurrect himself.

Time passed by, until another vampire came into the tribe. She glittered in the sun so that some fell to their knees to worship her, and some said she was the mate of the vampire killed by the wolves. A council member incited his fellow tribe members to run since he knew what she could do. The vampire killed him, and the rest of the people scattered and ran away; most of the people went to the harbor for safety. One of the survivors informed the chief, Taha Aki, about her.

The old chief phased and saw that many people were killed. Hearing screams down by the beach, he ran closer and saw the woman ripping apart the boat. Men swam for it, but the woman was like a shark and killed many of them.

The wolf got her attention and she pointed one pale finger at him, speaking in a language unknown to him. They started fighting; the chief's wife, known as "the Third Wife", and two children were watching. The woman got a knife, running to the fighters, but the vampire only smiled and kept fighting.

The Third Wife stabbed herself with the knife, and her blood began to spill. The vampire could not resist, starting to drink the wife's blood, so the chief could get her from behind and rip her throat. Watching their mother die in front of them, the chief's children became werewolves, even though the were not yet fully grown.

The chief laid by his wife's body for weeks, growling to anybody who approached, then, after a few weeks, he disappeared into the woods.

The werewolves remained, there never being more than three werewolves at the time. Vampires came and were killed, not expecting the wolves. Then a larger coven of vampires came (the Cullens), while Ephraim Black was chief. He caught the vampires, but Carlisle stopped him, talking like a man, and proving that he was not the usual kind of vampire. A treaty was stipulated between the two groups.

About seventy years later, Ephraim's heir, Jacob Black, imprinted on the human-vampire hybrid daughter of a vampire from the same coven (Renesmee), and, also formed two separate packs beforehand with Jacob as chief, made a new treaty with the Cullens as well as a truce due to the law that no fellow wolf ever kill the object of anyones imprinting.

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