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Post by Alan Blythe on Aug 2, 2011 21:40:13 GMT -5
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Alan was just making sure the bitch was alive, he wasn't going to give her anything to sustain herself, he wanted to make sure the silver stayed in her system, not exit it. He had made sure he brought along more liquid silver with him to inject into her if she tried to fight him off, but by now, she should be too weak to fight him. It had been a few days since he had placed her in that crypt. He wondered how she fared, while he was gone. Heading up the sidewalk, he made sure his cell phone was on in case the demon, Luke called him. He wanted to be sure that once he checked the vampiress' vitals that he had easy access to call the demon that she was still alive, even if she was fighting for her life.
This was the perfect plan for him to get rid of Amethyst. It would mean he wouldn't have to worry about the police getting on his tail about the murders that had happened in Toronto or the drug dealing he had been doing before putting a pause on it while he was away. He had been making so much more money with the drugs than he did with his job as a police officer. It seemed silly that anyone would expect a police officer to be in the drug dealing business like himself. Yet Alan wasn't just anyone. He was a werewolf, that made sure to keep himself away from others that may seem a threat to him as best as he could.
He was near the entrance to the cemetery now. He had a walk away to get to the crypt on where he stored Amethyst. Things seemed to be working out the way he wanted so far. No one seemed to be following him as he got closer to the cemetery and closer to his soon to be dead third wife. Though he hadn't noticed that he left her things on the bench when he first encountered her here, so her now soiled sketchbook was still sitting on the bench where she left it and her bag, with the colored pencils, pencils, pencil sharper and the sunset sketchbook still inside, protected by the bench from the rain. 480 words. Lord Xavier and Rowan are starring. St. Louis Cemetery is the location. Notes; I'll add Rowan into this later, when they get near the crypt.
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Post by Lord Xavier on Aug 5, 2011 22:02:28 GMT -5
He is despised and rejected of men ( a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief ) [atrb=border,0,true][atrb=align,center][atrb=style,width: 410px; padding: 10px; background-color: #2e5187; border: 1px dotted #000000; -moz-box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #000000; -webkit-box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #000000;] and we hid as it were our faces from him The master of the city was gracing the night with his presence, he had been contacted about the sighting of a werewolf he had been trying to hunt down the past few days. He had not missed his fledgling the first couple of nights, but his suspicions grew when he received absolutely no word from her after some time. He had already had to deal with her being attacked by her ex-husband, waiting while vampiric surgeons removed all traces of silver that had been etched into her back. With the attack still in his mind, it hadn't taken him long to figure out who might be behind Rowan's disappearance.
Lord Xavier had rounded up nearly all of the vampires that were in servitude to him, using his telepathy to project the image of the man who had attacked his fledgling. Watching as his vampires left the building, scattering themselves across the city, Alan Blythe's face burning in their minds. And after no more than three days, one had contacted Xavier, informing him that the werewolf was heading in the direction of the cemetery. And the vampire master wasted no time in leaving his office, relying on his incredible speed to catch up with Alan; a man that would be dead or begging for death by the end of the night.
The vampire lord followed close behind the werewolf, clouding its weak mind with his own ancient one. A vampiric talent that had been handed down from his ancestor, Xavier was able to cloud the minds of others, meaning that they had no idea he was anywhere near them. He would follow the werewolf until he uncovered where Rowan was being held, and then he would drop the mind trick and reveal himself to this Blythe character. Who knew what would befall the cur, but you could have a guess from the two oversized handguns the vampire lord was already holding onto, ready to pull the triggers.
Maroon eyes flickered off to the side, narrowing as his nose picked up on the scent of his fledgling's clothes, watching as the rain hammered against the stone bench that covered her belongings. They weren't of much importance at the moment; he had to focus on finding Rowan before he started questioning what had led her to being captured by the cur he was currently following. The cool rain kept his mind focused, feeling his fringe sticking to his forehead as he walked among the dead, walked among his kind.
So much power, the ability to snap Alan's neck while he was oblivious to the fact he was being followed. But he would have to supress the desire to murder the werewolf until he had found his fledgling and confirmed that she was safe. But he couldn't help but question why she hadn't warned him about her ex-husband. Why hadn't she thought it within her own interests to inform her master, to ensure that she was safe from such hellish characters? No matter. She had made her mistakes and was undoubtedly paying for them. table and image by crayola. |
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Post by Alan Blythe on Aug 6, 2011 2:49:42 GMT -5
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He patted his pocket, to make sure the syringe was still safely in his pocket. The vile of liquid silver was stored safely in his other pant pocket as he walked toward the entrance. Alan wanted to give as much pain as he could to Amethyst, for all the years she should have been dead instead of alive and well, minus the fact that she went got herself turned into a vampire. If only she had stayed and not found anything out, maybe then he could have bitten her. Instead of her becoming some thing that drank blood from others.
Walking into the cemetery, the grass was wet, from the recent rain storm, New Orleans had earlier that day. It had delayed his plans of coming here to see if the vampiress was even alive still and moving. Obviously she was still stuck in the crypt because the door hadn't been busted open yet. He could see that from where he stood as he passed a bench with art supplies on them. He had no clue whose they were, has he hadn't noticed them the night he took Amethyst and placed her in her prison.
Searching through the soiled one, he could see that some where just of the people passing by and others were of landscapes drawn in the dark. Now why would anyone want to draw in the dark? It would ruin their eyes and they possibly couldn't see while they drew. Closing the sketchbook, he noticed the words of 'night sketches.' That was odd. Did that mean whoever owned this sketchbook, did sketches in the evening or were they drawings from around Louisiana? He had noticed a bag underneath the bench as well, obviously they belonged to the same person, because there was another sketchbook that said 'sunsets' scribbled on it. The handwriting looked familiar, but it had been so long since he had seen Amethyst's that he didn't believe it to be hers.
"Now who would leave this stuff and not come back for it? Oh well," he spoke to himself as he put the sketchbook of the sunsets back into the bag and put it back where he found it in case someone was going to come back and claim it. He took his time walking to the crypt. He was in no hurry to reach Amethyst. If he got to her when the sun was on the horizon, so be it. It would mean that she would have to face the light sooner or later. 494 words. Lord Xavier and Rowan are starring. St. Louis Cemetery is the location.
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Post by Lord Xavier on Aug 7, 2011 17:49:23 GMT -5
He is despised and rejected of men ( a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief ) [atrb=border,0,true][atrb=align,center][atrb=style,width: 410px; padding: 10px; background-color: #2e5187; border: 1px dotted #000000; -moz-box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #000000; -webkit-box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #000000;] and we hid as it were our faces from him Still clouding the lycanthrope's mind, the vampire master followed closely behind, his hands were still tight around the handles of his twin firearms. He was eager to gun this cur down but he needed to be patient, seven years ago this Alan character would already be dead but that would leave Xavier nowhere closer to recovering his fledgling. While he missed the nightly adventures bathed in blood, at least he was a lot more level-headed now, able to think before he acted too quickly. But once he had retrieved Rowan, he wouldn't wait long tearing the cur's head off and drank from the gaping hole that was his throat.
Passing dozens and dozens of sullen gravestones, Lord Xavier decided to draw closer to his soon-to-be murder victim, only a few paces behind the man. Pebbles scattered as he walked, but the werewolf would find nobody there, nobody to have caused the upset among the stones. No matter, let him be spooked, this was a graveyard after all. How long would it be before he got his hands on another necromancer or animator, raising hell by raising the dead? It had always filled him with joy to see the undead stumbling through the streets, craving human flesh if you raised them just right. Those were the days, watching hordes of murderous zombies running amok through the streets of Transylvania, putting the fear of God and Satan into the residents. There was so much sweet bloodshed.
The ancient vampire lord slowed to a gradual halt, while he wasn't interested in his fledgling's belongings, it would seem that the werewolf was. His menacing maroon eyes followed the man's movements as he approached the bench, flicking through the sketches his fledgling had drawn. It made his pallid flesh crawl at the thought of his filthy hands besmirching the attractive creations. Thank the gods that it wasn't too long before he lost interest and set the drawings and clothing back where he had found them; perhaps Lord Xavier would begin by cutting off the cur's hands, dragging out his demise as long as he could, making him really suffer for crossing the Master of New Orleans. Really suffer... table and image by crayola. |
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Post by Alan Blythe on Aug 7, 2011 18:06:46 GMT -5
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Coming to the crypt, he pulled out a key to the lock that kept its prisoner locked inside. Taking the lock off, he pushed the door inward looking around in the small area trying to find where his captive went off to. There wasn't much places in the room to hide in, but he noticed the coffin in the center was slightly ajar and a pair of bony hands were sticking out as he made his way over to the coffin.
"Hello sweetheart. How are you tonight? Are you hungry?" he asked as he pushed the lid of the coffin off to see Rowan had taken refuge in the coffin to make sure she wouldn't have burned if the light did shine through the crypt. He pulled her out, even though she was struggling to get to stay put. It wasn't long before he had her out of the coffin, pulling her along until they were nearly out the door.
"Ready to play a game? Let's see how fast you can outrun the wolf with another dose of silver in your system, love," he had already pulled out the syringe and was getting ready to inject it into her, when she pulled away. Dropping the syringe he kicked her out the door, hoping she was still ready for the chase, annoyed that he had broken the bottom of silver before he could do anything with it. 309 words. Lord Xavier and Rowan are starring. St. Louis Cemetery is the location.
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Post by Rowan Amber on Aug 7, 2011 18:31:42 GMT -5
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Her slumber had been disturbed when she heard the lock being taken off and the door being opened. There wasn't much she could do when she watched as the coffin lid was pushed off and Alan stood above giving her a grin that she had not seen in a while. She tried to hold onto the coffin while he had grabbed her arms, but his strength outmatched hers by a long shot. "Hello sweetheart. How are you tonight? are you hungry?" she struggled against him, trying to push him off or away, whichever worked.
"Get off me, you bastard!" Rowan was yelling trying to get attention of someone else in the area, but couldn't figure out if her calls would reach deaf ears. Being pulled along was one thing she didn't understand why people had to do. "Ready to play a game? Let's see how fast you can outrun the wolf with another dose of silver in your system, love." Oh no. Not that again. Rowan tried to push it out of his hands, which ended up making him lose his balance and drop the bottle of silver.
Rowan had fallen out of the building, landing on the gravel hard as she tried to pick herself up. Fear was radiating off of her as she tried to pick herself up. "I'm not playing your fucking games, Alan. Leave me alone!" she snapped as she staggered to her feet, having a hard time keeping her balance. She felt a sign of hope when she saw a familiar figure heading this way, with something in their hand.
"He's working with those goddamn demons." she fell to the ground, her hands taking most of the impact as she fell on the gravel walkway. She hadn't made it far from the building before Alan came running out of it. 430 words. Lord Xavier and Alan are starring. St. Louis Cemetery is the location. Here is the outfit. |
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Post by Lord Xavier on Aug 7, 2011 20:01:10 GMT -5
He is despised and rejected of men ( a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief ) [atrb=border,0,true][atrb=align,center][atrb=style,width: 410px; padding: 10px; background-color: #2e5187; border: 1px dotted #000000; -moz-box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #000000; -webkit-box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #000000;] and we hid as it were our faces from him The master of the city watched as the cur unlocked one of the many crypts in the cemetery, disappearing inside no doubt to torment his fledgling even further. Whatever he had done to her would be repaid in turn to him, but it would be combined with the renowned wrath and fury of this ancient vampire. In the past he would leave his fledglings to their fate, believing that it was not part of the package of being a vampire master to save his slaves from their doom; whatever they got themselves into, they would have to get themselves out of it. But things were different when it came to Rowan, it was as if he cared about what happened to her. Such power she had over him. What was wrong with him?
Perching himself against a tomb, Lord Xavier waited patiently for them to emerge from the crypt, his superhuman hearing listening to their heated exchange, smiling at his fledgling's fiery spirit even when faced with her impending demise. The smile vanished when he saw Rowan tumbling through the doorway, landing against the ubiquitous gravel, deciding to reveal himself to her but still blocking his image from the lycanthrope's vision. So as not to give away his position to the enemy, the vampire lord decided to patch a telepathic link with his fledgling, now they would be able to talk to one another without being interrupted by the neanderthal mutterings of the lycan cur. Perhaps he would make her kill Alan.
It's good to see you're doing well, fledgling. Flashing her one of his wicked grins, watching her stagger to her feet, holding herself up for a few seconds before she fell back on the floor. Get up, he commanded. How do you expect to beat him if you're lying on the floor? Maroon eyes shifted, taking in the sight of the cur as he came running out of the crypt. The vampire master couldn't help but wonder who the crypt actually belonged to, perhaps it held some connection to the cur, then again maybe it didn't. His nostrils twitched as he took in the smell of fear and silver, the scents pouring out of his young fledgling. He had hoped she had learned a thing or two in how to defend herself over the years.
Still leaning against the random tomb, Lord Xavier watched his helpless, hopeless fledgling. If you can make it over here, I could lend you Jekyll, he explained telepathically, waving the oversized gun that had taken her own life. You could easily tear him limb from limb, if you think you can wield it. It was fair to say this was the first time he had ever offered one of his weapons to be used by somebody else, he was usually quite protective over his trusted instruments of death. While he could wield them easily, his fledgling would probably have to use both hands when using Jekyll, keeping one hand on the handle as the other supported the weight of the barrel. But she would still be able to fill the werewolf's body with explosive silver bullets. Perhaps he would design and build her a weapon, one to carry with her, to prevent her ever getting into a situation like she was in now. table and image by crayola. |
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Post by Alan Blythe on Aug 7, 2011 20:15:45 GMT -5
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Walking over to the helpless idiot on the ground he grabbed her by the collar of her shirt with both hands and hauled her up. "You'll go out of this world with a bang, Amethyst. Just like the others. Though it quite surprised me to see you alive after all those years. And the only one without giving me something that shared the same blood as me. Children are just a disgrace to share bloodlines with. Don't you think, love?" Alan asked throwing Amethyst to the ground.
He wanted to kill her now, bring her miserable life to an end. If only that could happen now. He just wanted her to play his games. Watch to see how fast she could run to get away from him. Amethyst was weak, she always had been weak. Even when he met her. She had just been submissive toward him to listen to every word he told her to avoid getting caught.
"Do you think anyone is going to come and save you tonight, Honey? Because I don't see any rescue party coming here to find your ashes once I'm done with you." 284 words. Lord Xavier and Rowan are starring. St. Louis Cemetery is the location. notes; what a shitty post his was.
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Post by Rowan Amber on Aug 7, 2011 20:43:29 GMT -5
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[/b] Rowan wanted to give him the finger, but it would have given his location away or maybe it wouldn't have from the way Alan seemed to be so full of himself these days. Fuck you. her sarcasm seemed to help her a bit before Alan came stumbling out mumbling on about something from the night they first met. "Oh, I'm sorry, Alan. I told you. I wasn't playing one of your fucking mind games." she snapped at him, trying to avoid the accident. Another one of her secrets she was not going to reveal to Xavier. There were things she wanted to keep behind her and that was one of them. Get up. How do you expect to beat him if you're lying on the floor?[/b] How do you expect me to get up when silver is running through my blood and I haven't fed in days? Let him play his fucking mind games. He'll get bored soon enough. Rowan didn't need to fight her legs from getting up after Alan came over grabbing her by her shirt collar pulling her up. "You'll go out of this world with a bang, amethyst. Just like the others. Though it quite surprised me to see you alive after all those years. And the only one without giving me something that shared the same blood as me. Children are just a disgrace to share bloodlines with. Don't you think, love?" Being shoved to the ground had been the worse of her worries. "Alan, Alan, Alan. Children aren't a disgrace. You're just mad that your father treated you like shit. My parents ignored me, but look where it got me? And what makes you think that I didn't have a child? I mean, that was seven, eight years ago when I left you." If you can make it over here, I could lend you Jekyll. You could easily tear him limb from limb, if you think you can wield it. I'm not coming over there to you. He'll realize you're there. Unless that's what you want. And i'm not touching that. I'm not exactly a fan of using guns. Do you think anyone is going to come and save you tonight, honey? Because I don't see any rescue party coming here to find your ashes once I'm done with you." Rowan seemed to have ignored his words as she looked past him towards the bench she sat at nights ago. Her sketchbook was still there with her things. Now what kind of kidnapper left their victims' things laying around? Especially her sketchbooks. "I don't believe you've met, Jekyll, before have you? No I don't think you have. Because he's coming towards you behind me. Maybe you should go check it out?" She was trying to get the attention off of her while the idiot who fell for the bait started toward the edge of the cemetery. Rowan took this time to fight the pain and hobble over to where the elder vampire stood. You showing yourself soon to him? He's an idiot, but he's not that stupid.. [/div] 515 words. Lord Xavier and Alan are starring. St. Louis Cemetery is the location.
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Post by Lord Xavier on Aug 7, 2011 21:30:14 GMT -5
He is despised and rejected of men ( a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief ) [atrb=border,0,true][atrb=align,center][atrb=style,width: 410px; padding: 10px; background-color: #2e5187; border: 1px dotted #000000; -moz-box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #000000; -webkit-box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #000000;] and we hid as it were our faces from him Still refusing to move, the vampire lord remained perfectly still as he studied the werewolf, cocking his head slightly to the left, maroon eyes narrowing as he soaked up the man's words. He acted like an amateur, somebody who killed needlessly but lacked style when it came to murder, nothing compared to the expertise and experience that came with being a master vampire. Maybe Lord Xavier would turn him into a little pet, keep him on a tight leash, although he wasn't interested in a demon's second-hand goods. Well, at least he had helped her to her feet, now she stood a better chance of actually killing him where he stood. She needed to learn to fend for herself sooner or later. Why not tonight?
Rolling his eyes at his fledgling's complaints, moaning about how she had silver in her bloodstream, he flashed her a menacing glare. Come on, fledgling, don't let a little silver stop you. His mind drifted back to the fight he had been engaged with one of the demons the other night. I had my heart cut out the other night, do you think that stopped me from fighting? A faint smile flickered across his lips as he remembered the fiery spear that had torn through his chest, destroying his heart. Remember that you're a vampire. You can take him even with silver in your veins. If she didn't wise up, stand up for herself, he may just step in and help Alan to rough her up a bit. If she couldn't fight for herself then she would only serve as an embarrassment to her master and he was sure she didn't want that.
Admittedly, Lord Xavier was growing rather tired with their interchange; all this talk of murder and children wasn't really grabbing his attention at the moment. A frown formed across his thin lips as she turned down his invitation to blow her husband's brains out; did she want him to live? You take Jekyll and kill your husband, or I'll watch him kill you, he explained bluntly. Kill or be killed, fledgling. What's it going to be? Face holding a neutral expression, leaning against the tomb with hands by his sides, each one gripping a massive semi-automatic handgun, Lord Xavier lifted the veil from Alan's mind. To the werewolf, it would be as if the ancient vampire lord had appeared out of thin air whereas he had been there all along. There he was, the master of the city, the world's most powerful vampire. table and image by crayola. |
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Post by Alan Blythe on Aug 7, 2011 21:43:17 GMT -5
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Shifting into his werewolf form, he ran back to where he left Amethyst sitting on the ground. She wasn't there. Where the hell was that bitch? He was getting a little annoyed his toy had disappeared. He saw her standing on the other side of the building as if she was talking to someone. Growling he ran up and grabbed her pant leg, dragging her along the gravel until she fell on her stomach where he would drag her along until she gave up or started to be a bit more fun for him.
He had never changed in front of any of his wives, so he wondered how she was taking this, being dragged along by a werewolf because she was too stupid to do much else. He would have fun dragging her along. Alan stopped pulling when he saw the vampire who apparently was the master of the city. So this was who was here to rescue the bitch from his teeth. This was most definitely a fun night.
Letting go of Amethyst's pant leg, he stood there watching what she would do. If she would run or if she would fight back. Out of the all the wives he had none of them seemed to want him to fight him. At least in the sense battling for their life for a second time. The other three didn't even know what hit them when they were shot and killed with the children. Amethyst on the other hand had nothing to lose. Expect her life. There was nothing else that kept her alive in this world. No children to be without a mother and he certainly wasn't going to take any child in that shared his blood. He would just kill them to end their misery of life.
Jumped onto Amethyst and sank his teeth into her arm, before jumping off with her arm still in his mouth as he dragged her along, biting down hard. He felt the silver touch his tongue, but he ignored the pain of it as he dragged her toward the pond that the cemetery had. A very small one, but a pond nonetheless. He wanted her to fight him off as if someone else was doing it. He just needed to get her angry enough to figure out that she could do something about him, that the others couldn't. 462 words. Lord Xavier and Rowan are starring. St. Louis Cemetery is the location.
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Post by Rowan Amber on Aug 7, 2011 22:11:08 GMT -5
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"Alan, no wonder you wouldn't tell anyone you were a werewolf. You're absolutely pathetic." Rowan kicked him in the nose with her free foot, hoping to make it hurt as she shook herself free of his teeth. I told you. I am not taking Jekyll. I told you that. You've scarred me for life with it. I'll find my own way. Rowan was determined to use something that didn't involved using one of Xavier's semi-automatic handgun. She felt Alan's grasp on her leg loosen as she started to get up, but she felt a sharp pain in her arm when she was getting up.
Oh, so now he was going to continue to drag her by sinking his teeth into her arm? That was lovely. She held her hand in a fist of the free arm ready to hit Alan on the bridge of his nose. She thought of how much it would her hurt with his teeth digging deeper into her arm toward the bone. She hoped the silver was burning him as much as it pained her.
Her fist connected to the bridge of his nose in an instant and she muffled her cry as she felt his teeth loose their grip. He had stopped dragging her along the gravel, long enough that she could get away. But she had only turned around and kicked him hard in the side, watching as it made him stumble backwards toward the the small little pond of water. Did he know how to swim? She didn't quite know. But she kicked him harder until he started to roll towards the pond, hitting it with a splash. She didn't stay to see if he got out, but she imagined he did as she started to head back toward Xavier, stumbling along the way. She had gave up the trek back and sat down against a grave marker. Sore and thirsty. 416 words. Lord Xavier and Alan are starring. St. Louis Cemetery is the location.
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Lord Xavier
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Post by Lord Xavier on Aug 8, 2011 19:49:02 GMT -5
He is despised and rejected of men ( a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief ) [atrb=border,0,true][atrb=align,center][atrb=style,width: 410px; padding: 10px; background-color: #2e5187; border: 1px dotted #000000; -moz-box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #000000; -webkit-box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #000000;] and we hid as it were our faces from him Back still pressed against the unfeeling and solitary tomb, the vampire lord trained his maroon eyes on the figure of Alan Blythe, watching as he returned from his little excursion. It was obvious that he was a complete dunce, going off in search of an elusive "Jekyll" while the pistol, which bore the same name, had been only been a few metres away from him originally. A dark smile flickered across the ancient vampire's thin lips, watching with keen interest as the man transformed into his wolf state, the greatest enemy of the vampire, one was a slave to the sun while the other was a servant to the moon. The two species had been battling for millennia, but now the vampires took the advantage and could live freely among the humans while the werewolves were hunted down, treated like scum.
Lord Xavier didn't move from his post, watching as the wolf grabbed hold of his fledgling's leg, dragging her along one of the gravel paths after she had fallen to the ground. The lycan's movements only ceased when he made eye contact with the master of the city, holding one another's gaze for a while, the wolf's jaws releasing Rowan from their iron grip. But the vampire lord wouldn't interrupt their little fun and games, not wishing to spoil the happy reunion between the married couple. Although it wasn't long until he had gnashed his teeth into her arm and carried on dragging her along the gravel, dragging Rowan away to meet her doom. He was certainly taking his time with the young vampire; really he ought to have killed her by now, not drawing out her death while her master looked on.
A devilish laugh erupted from the master vampire's mouth as he watched his fledgling punch the wolf on the nose, treating him as if he were some disobedient household pet. Closing his eyes, he listened to the sound of her foot connecting with the cur's side, hearing the burst of pain that rocked his body as he tumbled down and away into one of the cemetery's ponds. Lids rising once more, he drank in the sight of Rowan stumbling back toward her master, but he knew she wouldn't make it being in the state she was. So, deciding to help her out a little, the vampire lord walked slowly down the gravel path she had been dragged down, spotting her come to rest beside a gravestone. Well, if she died in the graveyard that night it would certainly be convenient in terms of burial, he thought to himself with a smile. Did she really believe that her master would do all the work for her?
Coming to a halt beside her, looking down at his bruised and battered fledgling, he decided to tuck Hyde away, placing it back into the sling under his right arm. Turning Jekyll over in his hands, inspecting the beautiful weapon he had created so long ago, he flashed his maroon eyes back upon Rowan. "Use it to kill your husband, fledgling," he demanded again. "Obey your master." He pressed his ancient mind down upon her own, forcing the weight of evil and experience upon her young mind. Lord Xavier had turned men stark raving mad by imposing his dark thoughts upon them, watching them writhe in agony as he fed on their fear, like fire carving out the inside of their skull, leaving them as jabbering wrecks by the end of the ordeal. She must not forget her place at the end of the night. table and image by crayola. |
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Post by Alan Blythe on Aug 8, 2011 21:33:34 GMT -5
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He felt his side go into pain when he felt her kicking him repeatedly. He rolled onto his side into the pond himself. Getting on his feet in a hurry, he rushed out of the water, shaking it out of his fur as he ran up to where she was. Grabbing her ankle, he bit hard into it as he dragged her across the gravel away from the vampire male that stood near her. He didn't care if the vampire male came after him. He wanted the girl. And nothing else.
Pulling amethyst far away enough from the vampire male, he let go of the vampiress' foot, his teeth showing as he growled at her. He was ready to go in for the kill shot. Even if it meant he had to drain her free of blood to kill her, he would. He lunged for her throat grabbing hold of the skin that covered the jugular vein of her pretty little neck. Sooner or later he would be covered in her blood, but it would mean that she would be gone and out of his life, just as much the vampire male would be. It surprised him that the male wasn't helping her out, but all the more fun for him. 279 words. Lord Xavier and Rowan are starring. St. Louis Cemetery is the location.
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Post by Rowan Amber on Aug 8, 2011 21:50:15 GMT -5
[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=style, background-image:url(http://i52.tinypic.com/2r73v2q.jpg); width: 457px; padding-top: 30; padding-bottom: 30; -moz-border-radius: 35 35 35 35; -webkit-border-radius: 35 35 35 35;]hi Another day without you with me Is like a blade that cuts right through me Rowan had been hoping this would end, Alan would give up and go home. Try and kill her another time. She was tired and wanted to get away from this place. Get cleaned up, clean up these terrible wounds he had placed upon her in his tier of anger. She looked up when she saw the elder vampire walk slowly toward her. She noticed he was putting away one of his favorite weapons while making her take the one that took her life. "Use it to kill your husband, fledgling. Obey your master."
She had grabbed a hold of the weapon just in time before Alan had her being dragged once more, farther down the path away from the master of the city long before he let go of her ankle, leaving her pant leg, ripped and bloodied by his teeth. What happened next, had nothing to keep Rowan jumping from surprises. She had tried to figure out how to work Jekyll before she felt herself being pushed against the ground and teeth sinking into her neck.
There was no way of being able to shoot him, to get him off. She only hoped she could hit Alan hard enough that she could get him off of her with Jekyll still in her hand. Rowan was biting her lip trying a lot not to call out for help. She was struggling underneath the werewolf, but she took the barrel of Jekyll and rammed it against Alan's head. Her only concern was that Xavier wouldn't be mad that she didn't fire the weapon. She had been kicking her legs up in the air to try and get some kind of hold on Alan, but there was no use as she banged the weapon once more against his head knocking him off of her. The blood wasn't warm, but she could definitely feel it soak into her cotton white shirt and stain the ground around her. I think I may have failed you.. 329 words. Lord Xavier and Alan are starring. St. Louis Cemetery is the location.
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