The purebloods looked down on hybrids, who were essentially pets to them.
In fact, there was no distinctive difference in their combat abilities.
After the disappearance of their forebears for hundreds of years, there were far more hybrids than purebloods nowadays, and the ones who held power in the vampire race had long since become hybrids.
Most purebloods lived in a remote corner and had their own system. Both parties minded their own business.
The hybrids were also the group with the most servants.
However, there was a price to pay for creating servants. It wasn't a big problem to create eight or ten servants, but creating thirty or fifty servants used up a lot of strength, and it was very hard for most vampires to recover from that.
That was also the reason why the vampires couldn't go wild.
They weren't zombies in horror movies who turned people into their own kind with their bite.
