《Vampire's Betrayal》Chapter Seven
Advertisement
Donny must have thought that I was going to get lost because he was waiting for me a few blocks away from Seadonna Tower. It was quite bold of him to do since he was being displayed as the enemy. But it also showed how much Donny didn't really care about what other people thought. I was starting to notice a pattern when it came to people not following the traditional Seadonna way. We become the enemy.
"I didn't even get the chance to see where we were supposed to meet," I teased.
He held out a small container towards me, "Put these in."
I grabbed the container from him and noticed that it was a holder for contacts. Opening it up I saw red contacts looking back at me. Just seeing it made me look at him in confusion.
"Where we are going, you'll need to blend in. Those will give you the red eyes you need to make it look like you are one of us," he explained.
"What causes your red eyes in the first place?" I heard myself ask.
He just smirked at me, "You'll find out in time."
Just the way on how he said it made a shiver go down my spine. Also how he avoided answering the question made me feel like it was something that would make me uncomfortable. I could only imagine what it could be and it wasn't making me feel any better about the situation.
Trying to shake off the sudden chill in my bones and the unpleasant images playing in my mind, I went to a near by convivence store to put in the contacts. It was hard due to my hands shaking. I had left the safety of Seadonna Tower and I was on my way to a very dangerous place. If I slipped up at all, I could die because I had a feeling I was headed to Donny's territory.
Advertisement
Once the contacts were finally in, I ended up really looking at myself in the mirror. The contacts made my eyes sting but it was so weird to see my eyes as red instead of blue. My hair looked like a mess, so I grabbed a hair tie from my pocket and put it up into a messy ponytail. My bangs fell over my face as I put the contact case into my pocket and rejoined Donny outside.
He nodded in approval when he saw me. "You'll fit right in," he said as he handed me a small backpack.
Grabbing it, I glanced to see what was inside. All I could see was black cloth looking back at me. Confused I looked at Donny, "What is this?" I asked.
"Clothes to help you blend in more. If you haven't noticed, my followers go by a gothic attire," he answered.
Even though I did like the some of the things that were considered gothic, I never actually imagined myself becoming one of them. Curious, I pulled out some of the clothes that were in the bag and couldn't help making the facial expressions I was sure I was making as I looked at them.
The things that Donny packed were probably discarded clothes because they were dirty and covered in holes. Maybe it was the look that the clothes were going for, but it wasn't something I was willing to wear. Even if my life depended on it.
"Do you have anything else?" I asked him as I threw the clothes back in the bag. He shook his head as a response, "Then I'm dead. I can't wear that."
"Then what do you expect to wear?" he asked me a little annoyed.
Standing up I through the back back at him, "I'm going as myself. If they have a problem with it, they can help me fix it."
Advertisement
In my mind it made sense. I just became a vampire and was still learning the ropes of things. The more I realized that I shouldn't have to change my appearance after being becoming a brand new vampire, I started to think I didn't need the contacts either. All of Donny's followers were going to know that I came right from Seadonna Tower. Even if I were to disguise myself, they still won't trust me. I could die either way.
So I pulled out the contact case from my pocket and took out the contacts to Donny's horror. He looked at me like he couldn't believe what I was doing as I threw the case back at him.
"Are you nuts?!" he nearly shouted.
"Everyone knows that Emily tried to kill me and that I'm now in stage two of Gene V. They aren't going to trust me even if I try to blend in," I told him honestly, "It's better for me to just walk in like this and explain that I didn't want to be part of a family that was protecting a traitor."
Donny let out a heavy sigh. He looked to the sky as if he was praying for patience before he looked back at me, "Fine. We will do it your way. But if you die, David will have my head."
I then watched him throw the bag and contact case into a nearby dumpster, cursing the whole entire time. It was hard to believe that this was the same person to be painted as a ruthless killer. Then I remembered that back in my hometown, he tried to kill me. Or, was it all an act?
"Why are you so different than the person I first met back in my hometown?" I heard myself ask, making Donny look at me.
"This is who I really am. I'm just like my brother. I can't hurt a fly," he answered.
"Then why try to kill me?" I kept asking.
He let out a sigh, "I wasn't actually going to kill you. I was only trying to save you."
"So that whole thing was an act?" I asked skeptically.
Giving me a small smile he answered, "Sometimes you have to show them what they want to believe."
Advertisement
- In Serial6 Chapters
Waking Up
The story of Larin the Builder in the aftermath of Awakening This short story is the epilogue of Awakening, the first book of the Chronicles of Mother's Gate series. This epilogue is a great follow-up to the novel, a bonus story that adds extra layers between books without being necessary to the main storyline.Waking Up follows the story of Larin, who is alive but unconscious after her ordeal in the Nine Hells. She awakens in A'lara City a few days later and recuperates under the steadfast care of her repentant friend Jorn.As she reacclimates to her waking state, Larin struggles with her gruesome memories of the Hells and her decision to conceal them from Jorn. This story answers the question, Is Larin all right? with a resounding yes, and some storms on the horizon.It also raises the question, What happened to her down there? and includes an excerpt from the sister story Falling Down, about Larin's ordeal in the Nine Hells. Praise for Waking Up and Falling Down: Loved it. The difference between the two stories is great!The difference between Waking Up and Falling Down is astounding. So much light and love in the first story. You feel safe reading it. Healing.The second, so much darkness, pain and despair. The choice of vocabulary is awesome and makes an impact.And this set of short stories ties the two books together so well.-- Dana V. of Texas ★★★★★
8 102 - In Serial10 Chapters
Wings
If you could fly like a bird, what would you do? Would you use your freedom to go wherever your wings take you? Would you help those who cannot see the sky closely experience the thrill of the new heights? Would you test yourself with dangerous stunts and speeds? Would simply relax in interesting spots where you would be alone? For Jake, the world is for adventure, testing himself, exploring Domum, playing games and whatever else he feels like. Or so that is how he wished things turned out as events beyond his knowledge or control occur around him
8 154 - In Serial32 Chapters
Fallen God decides to live a little
Magnus is the God of Magic and he created the foundations of the universe with the rest of the true gods and just like the true gods, he knew everything under the table, how everything ran and how everything stopped. He lived a simple monotone eternal life watching over the world as it ran its infinite cycle. He was bored of it, and he wished something would change it. He received his wish through the loss of his powers turning him into a Fallen God. After being shot down from the heavens, he was saved by a fellow god at the last second. What does he do when he knows something might threaten the universe. What does he do when he knows something dangerous is lurking out there, does he strive to regain enough power to enter the plane of Gods, yes, but he'll first enjoy this life given to him. Join Magnus as he walks through the world in the shoes of a mortal in his irresponsible journey to live a little. Note: This is my first story, please be a little kinder to me. If you see any mistakes point them out in kindest way. Cheers
8 191 - In Serial10 Chapters
Forsaken Soul
Morgan is just an average teen or at least he was. He is now in a foreign world where magic is real, mythical beasts roam, and monsters hunt. Labeled as a heretic he was hunted down by the Holy Church and left to die. On his last breath he is reborn as a lich. An undead mage who can summon powerful minions of darkness. Fueled by revenge, bloodlust and the internal darkness of his soul, watch as morgan struggles in a world where he is now the monster and grows in power by consuming the souls of his victims. Will he become a evil creature of massacre? Is there any shred of his humanity left? Will he ever make it back home? ONLY TIME CAN TELL... Note from author: This story will develop slowly. He isn't some chosen person or special in any ways. Not even very lucky, powerful or smart. Just a regular guy in a world he doesn't understand. The novel will cover his journey, even some of the boring and adventureless parts. I want him to seem real. I will however used time skips for long-winded and stagnant periods followed by summaries of what occurred.
8 150 - In Serial42 Chapters
A New Line Through The Lives Of Kanto
Gary, (no relation to Pokemon professor Gary Oak,) began a journey that would haunt him for the rest of his life, taking away his lifelong friend, Aly. In the sequel to Bridging The Gap; The Final Records In Unova, 16 years later, his life is headed downhill, but a chance arrives to do his first journey in Kanto all over again, and save her. But a butterfly effect will ensue that could result in Gary's greatest wish, becoming the planet's worst known nightmare...
8 153 - In Serial14 Chapters
Hamilton One Shots
I need help. My Hamilton addiction is not going away...... I think it's getting worse.Reposting all my stories just to get them out there again.(X reader stories)
8 134

