I woke up to the wailing of birds in the distance and the acrid smell of compost nearby. I couldn't see; it appeared that the night sky blended in with the darkness behind my eyelids when closed. I felt my body plastered against a marble slab that was the same length as my being, and sweat was misted against my skin. Strangely, the only way I could tell this was Von leaning my head down to take a peek, realizing my skin was so white that it would be hard to tell if I had any blood at all in my body. My flesh felt numb, and shivering once brought my senses into a lighter view, but only enough to hear the whispering somewhere in the background:
"...there's no other option now. But that's besides the point that I am extremely disappointed that Du didn't tell me Du were going to make the act." There was a dangerous calm to the voice, and it sounded distinctly male. I didn't think that it was the same guy at the coffee shop.
"In front of a mob of humans, no less!" Came a threatening hiss, and this also was a Mehr hostile voice. Still, there was no trace of the man that I heard haunt my dreams hours before.
"And to wait for so long to attack." The disappointment sagte before shone harshly now. "That was disgraceful. I think a werewolf would be able to be Mehr haste against a weakling of such attitude."
"What would Du have done in my situation?" That was the man I was looking for. His voice seemed just as bleak as I remembered mine when I was opposed to him from the table.
"I would have put some enzymes in the coffee that Du gave the child. Make him numb from the start. Then freeze time with that convenient skill Du have and complete the process there. Then tell people that he fainted and that Du would take him to the nearest hospital." The Hisser-man said.
"But I wasn't the one to give him the coffee! He had it before I came in!" The man shot, the anger blossoming his vocals to life.
"Then Du should have commanded that waitress to come to Du while Du placed your enzymes in one of the vials we gave Du for the blood. Du could have made her put the enzymes in his coffee before Du even came in. That would have prevented what we have now." The Leader-man said, his voice a tad bit cold.
"We shouldn't be focusing on the past now. Having the child here already is a dilemma." The man said.
"And it's a dilemma Du are going to have to fix. Do it quickly before sunrise."
There was nothing after that besides the crickets chirping and the night becoming a darker shade of black. A malevolent moon gleamed Weiter to miniscule stars above, and they blurred in my sight. A felt a steady rhythym of pain stretching along my forehead, and I winced, watching my paralyzed hand reach to rub my skin in reaction. Before I knew it, the man was standing before me.
"Hmm." I watched as he fingered the side of my neck, checking my pulse. He was frowning. "Your pulse is a little fast. It appears your transformation is taking longer than I expected. No matter," he withdrew his hand and smiled, "within a matter of Sekunden the pain will come back."
As if his words were coming from a true psychic, a burning feuer released from the depths of my heart, spearing my lungs into death. I remembered when I was little and I fell into the creek. I didn't know how to swim then, and the water swam up my nose and into the crooks of my breathing channels, killing my oxygen levels. The same feeling pulsed through my body now, only that the feuer still seared around my fingers. I thought I was seeing 'the light' before my eyes, but then only realizing that it was that man's teeth again, shinning like they were the first sun to appear in the morning sky. I watched, immobilized, as he leaned down and bit into my arm. I tried screaming for him to stop, but then coiled my throat to cease the yells when I felt the feuer disperse, the drowning sensation leave in defeat. I felt limp and shriveled up.
"It's like watching a mother kitten take care of it's young." He said, letting my arm drop. A sting of pain escaped up my lower arm muscles when it hit the rock, but nothing more. "After a few days this will all be over, then that's when the real drama begins."
I let my eyes close, hoping and praying this was a dream. I didn't want this.
But I guess this is the price for not agreeing with a vampire.
"...there's no other option now. But that's besides the point that I am extremely disappointed that Du didn't tell me Du were going to make the act." There was a dangerous calm to the voice, and it sounded distinctly male. I didn't think that it was the same guy at the coffee shop.
"In front of a mob of humans, no less!" Came a threatening hiss, and this also was a Mehr hostile voice. Still, there was no trace of the man that I heard haunt my dreams hours before.
"And to wait for so long to attack." The disappointment sagte before shone harshly now. "That was disgraceful. I think a werewolf would be able to be Mehr haste against a weakling of such attitude."
"What would Du have done in my situation?" That was the man I was looking for. His voice seemed just as bleak as I remembered mine when I was opposed to him from the table.
"I would have put some enzymes in the coffee that Du gave the child. Make him numb from the start. Then freeze time with that convenient skill Du have and complete the process there. Then tell people that he fainted and that Du would take him to the nearest hospital." The Hisser-man said.
"But I wasn't the one to give him the coffee! He had it before I came in!" The man shot, the anger blossoming his vocals to life.
"Then Du should have commanded that waitress to come to Du while Du placed your enzymes in one of the vials we gave Du for the blood. Du could have made her put the enzymes in his coffee before Du even came in. That would have prevented what we have now." The Leader-man said, his voice a tad bit cold.
"We shouldn't be focusing on the past now. Having the child here already is a dilemma." The man said.
"And it's a dilemma Du are going to have to fix. Do it quickly before sunrise."
There was nothing after that besides the crickets chirping and the night becoming a darker shade of black. A malevolent moon gleamed Weiter to miniscule stars above, and they blurred in my sight. A felt a steady rhythym of pain stretching along my forehead, and I winced, watching my paralyzed hand reach to rub my skin in reaction. Before I knew it, the man was standing before me.
"Hmm." I watched as he fingered the side of my neck, checking my pulse. He was frowning. "Your pulse is a little fast. It appears your transformation is taking longer than I expected. No matter," he withdrew his hand and smiled, "within a matter of Sekunden the pain will come back."
As if his words were coming from a true psychic, a burning feuer released from the depths of my heart, spearing my lungs into death. I remembered when I was little and I fell into the creek. I didn't know how to swim then, and the water swam up my nose and into the crooks of my breathing channels, killing my oxygen levels. The same feeling pulsed through my body now, only that the feuer still seared around my fingers. I thought I was seeing 'the light' before my eyes, but then only realizing that it was that man's teeth again, shinning like they were the first sun to appear in the morning sky. I watched, immobilized, as he leaned down and bit into my arm. I tried screaming for him to stop, but then coiled my throat to cease the yells when I felt the feuer disperse, the drowning sensation leave in defeat. I felt limp and shriveled up.
"It's like watching a mother kitten take care of it's young." He said, letting my arm drop. A sting of pain escaped up my lower arm muscles when it hit the rock, but nothing more. "After a few days this will all be over, then that's when the real drama begins."
I let my eyes close, hoping and praying this was a dream. I didn't want this.
But I guess this is the price for not agreeing with a vampire.
"Now who's gonna take care of Mike!" Jane screamed at the oben, nach oben of her voice. "Now how am I suppose to marry Dave! Now how am I suppose to become an archaeologist!" "Mike, marriage, archaeology?!" I said, confused. "Oh, I can't explain now! I just wish I listened to David." She sighed. "Don't beat yourself up. David has the gift, Du can still talk to him." She forced a smile. "Gift?" Dave whispered as he entered the room. "More like a curse." "David, i'm so sorry I didn't listen! But I just never thought-" "Save it." He butted in. "Everyone I've ever loved ends up dead. I should have seen it coming." "But Du did! Du tried to save my life and I was to stupid and selfish to care." "Janet." He sighed. "I don't think I can talk to Du anymore. Never again." She stared at him, her face appalled. "What are Du saying?!" "I'm saying seeing you, like this, it just, it just breaks my heart."
The car crash changed my life. It changed so much, that i'm not even living anymore. I walk the earth as a kinderd-spirit. Dead, forever. I follow my family sometimes. At one stage they actually thought they had a maus infestation. For the one hundredth time i'm sorry I broke your vase,Jannet. My daughter, she loves collecting china and other lovely trinkets and stuff like that. For a sixteen Jahr old she does have a lot. But Mike on the other hand, he loves cars,wants to become a famous race car driver. I worry for him, making his dreams so young, I did too. And look where it got me! Dead in my husband's car right in front of my kids! Of course, that was many years ago. On the road to becoming a famous song writer.
"It's nice here. I don't know many people though..." Victor brushed his hair back, smiling again. "Well, Von tomorrow, all of the kids at school will wanna be your friend." "Oh..." Jade turned slightly to see the raven haired boy deep in thought. "What is it?" "Hn? Oh, it's nothing. Oh, we're here." The blonde looked up ahead and saw her house. "Really? Cause my house is right there." She pointed, and Victor burst out laughing. "Haha-I live right Weiter to Du then..." The blonde looked at the house Weiter to hers. It seemed normal. A little old fashioned, but definitely normal. "Cool! Well, I'll see Du tomorrow then?" "Yeah..." The onyx eyed boy took Jade's hand, kissed it lightly, then walked off. "What was that?"