Abysscess

“For as long as I live, I won’t ever lay my teeth to the innocent.” Said Luther, the Vampire.

The dark dreary undead who seems as if he was condemned at a sunless sepulchre have lived so long at Grimland Valley, where his kind appeared to be. Refusing to feed himself, he thought that the animals’ flesh and blood was enough. For years, decades, to centuries, he has been wandering around, containing his needs and desires all to himself. Hiding behind the shadows, as his morbid appearance started to spread vastly. The normal humans started to whisper and gossip about him, how disgusting his skin was, how his bloodily gore looking eyes touched the back of their nape, and the exact scent coming out of him. Almost losing his sanity, he went far and found himself in a city. 

Nobody knew him there, with such busybody people, he stood there unnoticed. He thought that this could be the last place that a being like him would reside, peacefully. However, such encounters came and made him trip over causing him to completely change his life. The thrill dashed throughout his veins, to his itchy fangs, as this woman passed over and gave such a luring scent. Never in his life could he have ever thought that he would give in to his urges. 

For the first time in a very long time, he was struck by this mysterious woman’s blood. 

But what he didn’t know was what lies in her blood.

Binded by Her Blood

He blacked out and that desperate woman's voice was all that he could hear. It was ringing inside his head. Although his vision was blocked, he could feel that his body was being lifted. He didn't know what to do then, how he could wake up, and how to battle all that intense power.

But right now, he only had one question inside his head.

Why couldn't I battle those words coming out of her mouth?

He was one powerful and frightened vampire too, but lately his weaknesses were showing and how he wasn't cut out of being a vampire. And he never wanted to become one. That truth will remain inside his head for as long as he lives.

However, the fact that a woman and a newcomer was able to defeat his consciousness is making him ask multiple questions. It was unbelievable and he couldn't even put into mind how he was instantly beated. It was as if science was diverting from its own words, it was complicated, and it was detrimental for his mentality.

Terrible Encounter