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Whats The Difference Between Steve Rudor And The Vampire
Steve Leonard was Darren's best friend but after he gets told he has evil blood by a vampire he turns bad. He gets blooded by an evil vampire and hunts down Darren with his new allies. Later in the series Steve is revealed to be the lord of shadows, who is destined to bring about the end of the world. Steve fights Darren in the second to last book and they both die. Over the course of the series you watch Steve evolve and become the main villain in the story. At the beginning Steve is Darrens friend but over the course of the first book Steve comes to hate Darren. Darren accidentally gets Steve bit by an incredibly poisonous spider and finds out that the vampire that told Steve he was evil has a cure for the poison. Darren goes to the vampire
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