Do vampires have any fluids other then blood in their bodies, like saliva or tears?
Let me praface this by saying, “suspend disbelief.” We are talking about creatures of fantasy, after all. Most of the liquids in a vampire’s body are replaced by blood – Kindred sweat and cry vitae. Other fluids remain fairly true to their original form. Vampires do possess “normal” saliva, otherwise their mouths would be a bloody mess. Likewise, the vitreous and acqueous humors in vampire’s eyeballs aren’t replaced by blood, or their eyes would be red instead of white. Other then these few examples, common sense applies. Vampires obviously do not have reproductive fluids, and when female vampires spend a Blood Point to engage in sexual acts, their lubrication is a thin coat of blood. The science of it all takes a back seat to the setting. If vampires all had red eyes and drooled blood, the whole Masquerade would be rather pointless.
