Roslyn Pryce
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- Posted: Sun, 08 Nov 2009 20:56:46 +0000

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She had been watching her little brother closely, his expression would change when he stated a few things. Her brain could not really place some of the looks that spread on his features, it baffled her. Some thoughts began nagging her in the back of her mind. We’ve become the hunted. As long as we live we’re the hunted…but no. That’s not right. We’re hunters, we’re the ones who are, she stopped herself short as she pushed the thoughts away.
Control, she was the one in control now it was not that side of her that was constantly on a rampage, that was not her. That was the beast within her, the beast that needed to stay dormant if she ever expected to help the person she loved most in the world. She would stay in control of this monster if it was the last thing she did. This demon would never see the light of day again and that way Marcos would never have to worry about her leaving or any of this other concerns for that matter.
Looking down at her hands and to her horror saw an image from her past or was this just something that her mind was creating? Blood, she was covered in it. At her feet there was a pool of the red liquid. Bodies laid askew on the ground, the bodies of countless people. The corpses were so mangled and some were half eaten that they were unrecognizable. As she stepped forward she could feel herself walking on the decaying flesh of these dead human begins.
Bricia was looking at all of this through her eyes, not through the eyes of the beast that she could turn into. It was a memory of one of the massacres she had caused while in her human form. The stench of decomposing bodies was flooding her sense of smell and she could hear that voice urging her in her mind, urging her to kill.
When she was lifted off the floor, it was as if the memory… no, the thought…had been lifted off of her mind as well. Her body registered Marcos was now carrying her, it was his scent and warmth that she easily recognized. She laughed as he partially dragged her feet on the sidewalk, but she pulled them up so that her shoes would not get ruined.
“Put me down before you drop me,” she whined with a smile which obviously contradicted her tone. Her arms were wrapped around his neck, to keep her from slipping. She knew that it was highly unlikely that he would drop her or let her slip from his grip, but she felt more secure in having some grasp on him.
He did not have the intention of putting her down until they had reached their destination and she knew that full well. They were regulars here in this restaurant, they came at least once a week and would eat to their hearts content. The management never asked any questions as to how they could eat so much and not get sick, or eat that much for that matter.
Bricia let her arms drop from him as they were shown to their table. He sat her down in one of the seats of the table that the server had lead them to, then pat her head before taking a seat across from her. The server left, knowing what they would be ordering beforehand and went to fetch them their drinks. Bricia shifted in her seat, almost not wanting to be here.
The owner of the restaurant came over to where they were seated. He was talking to her brother, asking how they had been and the like. Normally, the owner liked talking to his preferred customers and they were two of his favorites. Bricia always kept quiet, she was untrusting of new people and although they came here often she was still not comfortable with this man.
How many of these people were different? How many of them were vampires? She had gathered from the smells that most of them were not of their kind that they were vampires as her brother had called them. Her mind began to run through all of the questions she still had to ask.
As she opened her mouth to speak the server came back with their drinks and the first part of their course. Her stomach growled and she instinctively ignored her mind. Bricia had to force herself to eat with a knife and fork like everyone else around them was doing. She constantly had to fight back the urge to forget her manners and just eat like she was use to doing so in the wild.
After taking a few bites she swallowed and poked at the steak as she began conversing with him once more, “This Christmas…I was hoping we could go do something special.” She was not very sure about how he would feel with the idea that had crossed her mind earlier but it was worth a try. “Could we go home?”
Putting down the fork, she propped her face up on her hands and looked straight at him. It was about time that they went back, if it really had been that many years. Would their home even be standing? Would anyone still have portraits of those times? She was sure that their might still be someone alive from those times, but it was not like anyone would believe someone that old. For all anyone knew they could be their kids.
Another question crossed her mind as she turned her attention to the window next to them. “Marcos,” her voice was very quiet as she asked, “how many people did I kill?” He might not want to answer that question, but she needed to know. How many people had died by her hand?
As she awaited a response from him, his phone vibrated on the table where she had placed it. Bricia picked it up and saw the name Thaddeus. She did not recall the name from anywhere, ”It’s for you, I’m guessing.” The girl slid the phone across the table to him and then continued eating. He could answer her questions after he had taken care of his business.
Her attention then moved to the gloves near her drink, they blended in fairly well thanks to the clothes they wore. Marcos had been the one pulling most of the strings in their lives, he made sure that they did not get caught or that they ran the chance of becoming hunted. She figured that the one who had taken him in as a student had been the cause of this, the cause of why he always covered their tracks.
Survival was difficult here, but since he was normally the one that went out they ran less of a risk. Their lives were quiet and unbothered at least as far as she knew. “So,” she began while leaning on her elbows, “what’s it say?”
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I am: I'm not what I thought I was...I'm a Lycan.
Feeling: Inquisitive.
Thoughts: Will I get a straight answer?
Location: The Restaurant.
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