Snippet #2190945

Adrian coughed. He had his back against a wall an alley, hidden from everyone. His hood was down and his eyes were closed. He seemed to be in a trance, but truly he relaxed. His next target was a human slave. These people were no better than their vampire masters. Obeying those tyrants and acting like dogs. Adrian spat on the floor, disgusted. “I’d rather fight and die then be a fucking slave to those bastards...” Not much preparation had been needed to catch this one. Although it had proved a little complicating, considering this human was a real dog. Following his master everywhere...it had surprised Adrian that this one hadn't even licked the vampire's boots yet. He smirked and opened his eyes. They seemed almost white. His stare was a deadly one; cold and full of hate. His target was Leonard Lona, a human male that was born from slave parents. His is fairly tall and somewhat built, but he had no idea how to use his strength to defend himself. He had blond hair and green eyes, handsome according to others. He had probably more favors than other slaves. He only left his master’s side to get him some food. That was when Adrian has struck. The fool had never seen him coming...

Adrian took a few steps forward. He made sure no one was watching, reached into the shadows and pulled out a man tied to a chair. The man was tied well, and his mouth gagged with a bloody rag. He was pretty messed up, his clothe was torn and he was bruised all over. But that was nothing compared to what awaited him. Adrian wanted to send a message to the superior races... He crouched down to the man and whispered in his ear. “I’m going to let you talk...but if you scream...I will make you suffer” With that he removed the rag from the man’s mouth. Leonard looked at Adrian with hateful eyes. He spoke: “If you hurt me...my masters will find you and then you'll wish you died a long time ago!” Adrian punched the man. He heard the cracking sound of teeth and a lip explode as the man fell to the ground, still strapped to the chair. Adrian yelled, forgetting he had just told the man not to scream, “Watch what you say you vampire dog!” He picked up the chair and set it back straight. “Do you know who I am? Do you know why I took you?” The man was scared, it showed in his face. Adrian was not getting any answers. He grew a sharp nail on his finger and ran it along the man’s cheek, slightly slicing through the skin. The man spoke quickly: “You’re that killer! You kill vampires, werewolves and witches!” He was shaking. “But why did you capture me...y-you don’t kill humans...”

Adrian laughed and raised his hands. His claws started growing as well as his teeth. His eyes darkened. The man shook his head in fear. No sound came from his mouth, no scream. Adrian spoke with a deep and dark voice “No one is safe from me.” With that he lunged. Tearing, biting, and scratching. The man had no time to talk before he was ripped to shreds. Blood and organs splashed everywhere. Adrian nearly lost his cool. Calming down, he looked at the remains of the man. He made sure to leave his head clearly visible, to make sure the vampires knew who this was. He packed up the remains of the body and then left. Sticking to the roof tops, he made his way to a building right in front of a large building where the vice president was. Adrian found a way to make it to the window. He took a deep breath, brought his hood up over his face and got ready. What he was about to die was near suicide, but a message was needed. He crashed into the window, into what seemed like a conference room. There was the vice president, which Adrian recognized, a slave with blond hair and another girl. Adrian stood still for a moment then threw the bag containing the man’s body at the three standing in front of him. Body parts and organs spilled all over the floor. Adrian spoke, in direction of the three people in front of him “No one is safe anymore...” With that he leaped out the window, grabbed something on the way down and ran away. He would need to move fast, before they found him. He leaped from building to building, being more agile than ever.