So I have a Vampire King Royalty that’s really interested in me and asked to put him on hold with a great seller until I will be able to purchase him. This will be my first time to have a vampire so I want to know if any of you have a king or queen vamp. And what they are like? How do they benefit you?

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Mmm. There are certainly Elder Vampires, but I would call NO Vamp my King or Queen these days. In ancient Egypt I am sure some of the Kings/Queens were Vamps, though. This must be an older Vampire. Knowledgeable. Strong. If you feel a connection, then that is a good thing.

If they are a king or queen then they would be more powerful than ordinary vamps and have followers, so they can do bigger tasks.

Two important things to remember when working with an old spirit. Respect and reward. They will have low tolerance for disrespectful mannerisms and they will expect something suitable in return for their service. Whether you are freeform or contractual always discuss fully and know your and their terms as contracts are both binding and enforced in the spiritual dimension. There are even entities to punish people who don't uphold their side.

Cassiel wrote:Two important things to remember when working with an old spirit. Respect and reward. They will have low tolerance for disrespectful mannerisms and they will expect something suitable in return for their service. Whether you are freeform or contractual always discuss fully and know your and their terms as contracts are both binding and enforced in the spiritual dimension. There are even entities to punish people who don't uphold their side.

This is great advice for working with unbound spirits.

However, if it's a spirit that a seller is promoting, then there would be a spirit binding and there is no concern for contracts or reward to the spirit. Of course, that depends on the seller, but in a general spirit keeping sense there is nothing to worry about as this is usually sorted out with the spirit by the practitioner selling the binding (they ensure the spirit is safe, expects no reward, etc.). I would certainly double-check with the seller on how they bind, what limitations there are, what protections and safety measures, etc.

Either way, respect is always a good approach.