The vamps become suspicious of their mentor, Dr. Reginald Murdoch, as he never seems to eat or sleep. Who is he really? And what is his mission for the Mansbridge Experiment?
Mysterious new day student, Damon Grismer, arrives at Mansbridge and makes a play for Sherry, which makes the vampire Drew jealous and out for revenge.
The Vampire Elders order a memory exercise to be done on each vampire student to enable them to revisit their most regretted victim and learn from the experience.
When Drew flunks Dr. Murdoch's latest bloodlust test, he's determined to prove his mentor wrong by testing himself in a real situation with his true love, Sherry.
When Karl's little sister, Amy, visits Mansbridge on a school outing, still grieving for her recently deceased brother, Karl decides to reveal himself as he really is.
Merrill is accused of a vampire attack on a day student that she swears she didn't commit. Her fellow vampires stand by her innocence until she starts to exhibit a mysterious split personality which Murdoch is challenged to cure.
Mourning his beloved Sherry's death, the embittered Drew embraces the dark side of his predatory nature and conjures up an ancient force to become all powerful.
Merrill and Marty find themselves alone for a weekend at Mansbridge only to discover that their blood supply has been locked up, forcing them to hunt for a live prey or face certain death.
When Karl asks Essie to acknowledge their love in a formal Declaration ceremony, Essie develops a mysterious illness that proves dangerous even to vampires.
After day student Dillan is attacked by a suddenly crazed Karl, Drew is torn between saving her life and helping her face the prospect of becoming a vampire.
