THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY

Hav-Hannuae-Kondras

According to one widely-mirrored compiled list, this species first appeared in what is now Romania in 934 A.D. and is “responsible” for the vampire myth — a claim, like most of this entry’s specifics, that traces to exactly one uncorroborated source with no named witness behind it.

Name: Hav-Hannuae-Kondras

AKA: Not reported in either source found. “The Galactic Vampires” and “Sextans Predators” are descriptive labels not found in any source and are flagged as invented nicknames.

Location – Home System: Per the Santori source, “Galaxy Sextans Dwarf SPH.” A separate, independent source (Danaan) gives more specific detail: a dwarf galaxy in the direction of Beta Sextans, within the Sextans constellation. These two sources are consistent in general direction but are separate compilations, not independent corroboration of each other.

Distance from Earth: Left blank in the Santori source. The separate Danaan source gives approximately 4.3 million light-years, consistent with a real dwarf galaxy distance in that general direction, sourced only to that second compilation.

Attitude: Predatory toward humans and animals, per the Santori source.

Motives: Abduction and killing of humans, and consumption of human and animal blood, per the Santori source — this is the extent of what is documented.

Physical Appearance: Not described in the Santori source at all. The separate Danaan source describes a humanoid appearance, roughly 5.2 to 5.5 feet tall, with black, pupil-less eyes, pale yellowish skin, dark hair, and a claimed three-gender social structure.

Average Height: Not given in the Santori source; the separate Danaan source gives approximately 5.2–5.5 feet.
Average Weight: Not reported in either source.
Body Temperature: Not reported in either source.
Pulse/Respiration: Not reported in either source.
Blood Pressure: Not reported in either source.
Life Expectancy: Not reported in either source.
Hair: Not given in the Santori source; the separate Danaan source describes dark hair.
Skin: Not described in the Santori source. The separate Danaan source describes pale yellowish skin.
Eyes: Not described in the Santori source. The separate Danaan source describes black, pupil-less eyes.
Sex: Not addressed in the Santori source. The separate Danaan source claims a three-gender social structure.

Other Physical Information: Not reported in either source.

Special Traits and Abilities: Not reported in the Santori source. The separate Danaan source describes cloaked, shape-shifting “living matter” ships and a space-travel method involving bending particles to distort the space continuum.

Communication Type: Not reported in either source.

Origin: Sextans Dwarf galaxy, per both sources, with the caveat above that they are separate, non-corroborating compilations.

Life Form Type: Humanoid, per the separate Danaan source; not addressed in the Santori source.

Subspecies: Not reported in either source.

Most Common Species: Not reported in either source.

Level of Species: Not reported in either source.

Habits: Not reported in the Santori source beyond the abduction/blood-consumption pattern already noted. The separate Danaan source adds that their activity has reportedly decreased in recent decades due to territorial pressure from other claimed alien factions.

Transportation Type: Not described in the Santori source. The separate Danaan source describes cloaked, hard-to-trace craft.

Witnesses Reports: No named witnesses appear in either source. This is a compiled reference-list entry, not a witnessed encounter or contactee case, in either source located.

Special Features/Characteristics: Not reported in either source. No source located gives any specific detail about the claimed 1996 Scotland event beyond the single phrase “Last seen on Earth Scotland in 1996” in the Santori source.

Summary/Description: A predatory species from the Sextans Dwarf galaxy, credited in one compiled source with originating the vampire myth after a first claimed visit to Romania in 934 A.D., with no named witness or independent evidence behind any part of the claim.

Source: Dante Santori, Alien Races — a compiled reference book, not a witnessed encounter. A separate, later compilation by Elena Danaan, A Gift From the Stars, uses the same species name with additional, non-overlapping physical and technical detail.

Related Cases: Other Santori-sourced entries in this archive, e.g. Elffaf, Graysli.

DETAILED REPORT

The original draft for this entry was unusual in this archive for leaving most fields honestly blank rather than fabricating content to fill a template — a point worth crediting directly. The fabrication problem in the prior version was concentrated entirely in five added narrative sections (a detailed “1996 Scotland incident,” a government “blood trade” treaty, forensic cattle-mutilation detail, protective countermeasures) that do not trace to any source. The actual Santori text says only “Last seen on Earth Scotland in 1996” — one sentence, no further detail.

A cross-check against Jake Muller’s independent compilation confirmed the Santori material closely and additionally surfaced a second, separate compiled source (Danaan) using the same species name with real, non-overlapping physical and technical detail — presented here as a second source, not as confirmation of the first.

RESEARCHER’S NOTES
The Vampire Myth Claim — 934 A.D. and Five Invented Narrative Sections

Source Chain Assessment: Two separate, non-corroborating compiled sources exist (Santori, Danaan); neither is a witnessed encounter or contactee case.
Classification Correction: Five fabricated narrative sections (Scotland forensic detail, government treaty, gravity-distortion tech, protective countermeasures) were removed entirely; they had no connection to the one-sentence original source.
Pattern Context: This is one of this archive’s clearest examples of a template being filled honestly at first (blank fields left blank) and then fabricated separately in the surrounding narrative prose — worth distinguishing these as two different failure modes.
Evidentiary Weight: Zero named witnesses, zero physical evidence, in either of the two compiled sources.
Geographic/Historical Context: The 934 A.D. Romania date sits within the same general period and region later associated with vampire folklore in European tradition, which likely explains the claim’s narrative appeal even in the total absence of supporting evidence.

The honest record: two compiled sources, one leaving most fields blank rather than inventing content, describing a claimed vampire-myth-originating species with zero named witnesses and zero physical evidence behind any part of the story.

“They are ‘responsible’ for the myth of ‘vampires’!”
— Dante Santori, Alien Races, the entry’s single most specific and frequently repeated claim.