Number two, "Draven" isn’t a period first name. It became recently popular after the movie "The Crow" used it as the main character’s name – Eric Draven, or Eric D Raven, which is simply a clever play on words to reflect the name of the movie.

If you were living with "Draven" and "Karen", and they were vampires as you said, why would they be afraid of "Zero"? They certainly wouldn’t be afraid of another vampire.

You say first you were lost and just happened to find a vampire’s house. Yet later you say that your family was murdered by a vampire. In 1605 people in the U.S. were not living side by side the way they do now, except in the small cities that eventually grew into our modern urban sprawls. Your nearest neighbor would have been fairly far away. In such a world it would have been impossible for a vampire to have existed without the locals becoming suspicious about the house occupied by an owner who never comes out during the day or eats regular food. In those days locals knew each other, worked side by side with each other. A "neighbor" who never farmed or bought food at market would have been a cause for interest.

If "Pheonix" and "Lennix" became your cousins by marriage, then I suppose your family wasn’t murdered after all. "Uhura" is an African FEMALE name. The Caucasian peoples of that time period would not have given their children the name of what was considered to be heathen tribes. Therefore it is highly unlikely that any of your family (oh, weren’t they all murdered?) would have married a woman from an African tribe. It is even more likely such a woman would have been (at least in the U.S.) a slave, and would have been given a "Christian" name. But wait, you say the name is actually Uruha, and it’s a male name. Not to mention the obvious modern reconstruction of the word Chaos into "Khaos" as a name.

These names are not period names for the 1600′s. Not only that, but you fail to mention country, village, region, names of important personages of the day, or any of a hundred thousand little details that a person alive for over four hundred years would know.

Instead you come up with a poorly written piece of fiction and attempt to pass it off as proof of vampires and try to use it to make yourself look mysterious and important.

Edit: So now you are all Seventeenth century Greeks. Without Greek names. Explains a lot.

Who are you trying to fool?