Natural baby vampire

Natural baby vampires are created by the union of an elderly vampire, who has been feeding on purely human blood for over 500 years, and an artificial vampire. The natural vampire grows for six months in the vampire's body until the sixth month, when the creature is introduced into the skull of a human head, where it will feed on the brains for the remaining three months. Once it reaches a considerable size, it will break the skull and a creature very similar to a bat with human limbs will emerge. Natural vampires have three growth phases, in which they gradually lose their bat-like appearance and acquire a more human-like one. They are fast and strong, and although they are not especially intelligent, they are instinctive like animals and will do anything to hunt and feed. Despite being small, they are quite strong and are capable of separating a human head from its body with their slender arms. They have the ability to fly very fast and, in addition to blood, they feed on other things such as insects and other animals. They will even devour each other if they see a weaker counterpart. They are usually found in caves and cold, damp places.