Fanfic - Vampires
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Avidya sighed, drumming his fingers against the armrest of the opulently oppointed chair he was in. He'd like nothing more then to dismiss the much younger vampire in front of him, tell him he wasn't going to do his bidding.
But then he'd have to find yet another home. And he knew his thrall would get whiny at having to move yet again. Sighing, he focused on the vampire in from of him. The young Prince had realized he had stop paying attention awhile ago, and had gone silent, waiting for Avidya to listen again. Nodding slightly, the Prince pushed a piece of paper across the table to Avidya. Avidya glanced at it briefly, bored.
“You'll see the price we're willing to pay for the problem to be dealt with is...quite good. We're even including some things for your thrall, knowing as how you dote on him,” the Prince said, smirking slightly before the colour drained from his face as Avidya snarled silently, face contorting briefly before turning away. “Mm, yes. Right. If you'd just sign the contract?” the Prince said patiently. Avidya smirked internally and hoped the Prince would have to deal with rumours of being soft on eccentric vampire elders. That would be amusing to see how this young child dealt with the issue. Nodding his head briefly, he held his palm out to the younger vampire.
He hissed as the silver dagger pricked his thumb before he pressed it against the paper. The bloodprint flashed slightly before darkening to an almost black colour. The Prince did the same before rolling up the paper, tucking it away for safekeeping. “Hope to hear from you soon,” he said, eyes distant. Avidya shrugged as he stood up, walking outside.
It was still early in the night, the moon having only risen an hour and a half ago. Sighing, he pulled out a cigarette as he got into his beat up car, lighting it carefully before starting the car up. The familiar roar of the ignition lulled him into a trace as he started to drive.
His thrall would be both pleased and very very pissed off with this new development. He wasn't sure which one he'd rather him be at this point, since he wasn't quite sure which he was. Sighing, he drummed his fingers against the steering wheel before rubbing the used cigarette out, throwing it out the window.
The lights in the house were on, which meant he was awake. And if he was awake this early, he knew what he was doing.
Opening the door forcefully, he hissed loudly as he saw Pause was busy cleaning the place up. The native always did hate how dirty Avidya kept the place, constantly trying to remove previous meals. “Pause...” he said, voice low.
Pause spun around, eyes wide, hands shaking slightly. He swallowed briefly before closing his eyes, tilting his head upwards as he dropped the cleaning supplies, wrist up and out in front of him. Avidya sighed softly. “While I should punish you for this, you have far more punishing things in your future. Sit down,” he said quietly. Pause shivered slightly before reopening his eyes, sitting on the small couch.
Sitting next to him, Avidya stretched out, sighing. “We have a job. A duty to perform for the Prince. I'd like to just leave, but you'll just bitch,” Avidya said, glancing at Pause slightly. Pause had indeed started to open his mouth as Avidya talked about leaving, before snapping it shut. “Right. The Prince thinks there's a skinwalker somewhere in the desert nearby,” he said.
The way Pause's face contorted as he heard that was a sight to behold. Going pale as ice, all colour draining from him before he started shaking his head vehemently. “Oh what's that? Would you rather leave again?” Avidya said, smirking. Pause shifted on the couch, scratching his arm.
“Yes? Fuck yes I'd rather leave. I never wanted to see a skinwalker again, and I still don't,” he said, voice high pitched, whine starting to creep in. “But...” he said, hanging his head slightly.
Avidya raised an eyebrow. “But what?” he said, grabbing Pause's hands to stop him from scratching open old wounds.
“But I don't want to move again. I just want to live someplace for more than a year!” he said quietly. Avidya sighed. It was the same old argument.
“Then we have to deal with the skinwalker,” Avidya said dryly. Pause mumbled under his breath before nodding.
“Are we getting paid?” Pause said, daring to look up at Avidya. Avidya smiled at him, chuckling.
“Yes. Don't worry about that. I'd have dealt with you being a whiny bitch and moved if the Prince had tried to pay us anything less than an unholy price,” he said. Pause blushed, mumbling.
Clutching his stomach, Pause groaned. “Do you think we can start the actual search for evil things no one should ever fucking see after we eat?” Pause said hopefully. Avidya laughed louder, standing up.
“Yeah, I think we deserve a treat for all this. We'll go to the bar,” he said, standing up. Pause stood up, almost prancing around in happiness.
“You know I'm going to order all the food and alcohol ever, right?” Pause said, trying to not smile. Avidya nodded.
“If you didn't, I'd have asked you what was wrong,” he said, the two of them laughing.
Walking out to the car, the both piled in, Avidya driving. “You'd think that in this day and age, skinwalkers would be non-existent,” Pause said with a sigh.
“You'd think none of us would exist either, but we still do,” Avidya said, chuckling. Pause shrugged, staring out the window.
“Did you try and suggest he just carpetbomb the place with fire? Coat it in a thin layer of silver, holy water, and death? Maybe just move the entire town?” Pause said, causing Avidya to laugh.
“He would have already considered those, considering how much he was willing to pay. Although we should get some holy water for this, at least for your sake,” Avidya said, lips pursed. He hated the idea of having holy water anywhere near him, but they'd have to get some.
He really didn't want a repeat of last time.
He was too busy daydreaming of the last incident as he pulled into the bar to see that Pause was gaping at him. Turning towards Pause, Pause blushed before getting out of the car. Avidya got out also before they both headed inside.
The bar was clean, unlike a lot of the bars they use to frequent. This one could be called almost reputable. Possibly. It was still frequented by unsavoury sorts, but at least the most recent owners kept the place clean. And Pause had said multiple times the food was the best bar food ever.
The two of them made their way towards the back of the bar, taking the last corner booth. It seemed mostly quiet tonight, nothing major happening. They came in often enough that no one seemed to care they were there, which was a good thing. It always seemed like something had to happen while they were there.
The cute waitress Pause loved to hit on so much came over, smiling at the two of them. Pause smiled up at her. “So what can I get for you two today?” she said, trying to politely ignore the doe eyes Pause was making. She smiled at Avidya, running a hand through her long hair. Avidya smiled faintly at her before staring at the selection of drinks.
Avidya placed his order before they both turned their attention towards Pause. “I'll uhm...have some fries, and a cheeseburger, and a large order of wings, and a quesadilla, and whatever the special beer is, and anything else in the back I can eat,” Pause said quickly before smiling at her, face slightly flushed. She smiled at him, causing him to flush more. As she turned to leave, Pause buried his face in his hands.
“Please don't say anything,” he said quietly. Avidya patted his hand, smirking.
The second the food came out, Pause descended on it like he hadn't eaten in decades. Everything was gone before the waitress came with a second round of drinks, causing her to laugh softly. “Did you want anything else?” she said before picking up the plates.
“Something chocolatey if that exists?” Pause said, eyes hopeful. She nodded before cleaning away the plates. “Something chocolatey, got it. Does your friend always eat as if he's starving?” she asked Avidya. Pause blushed as he finished off his second beer, mumbling about how good the food was.
“So. Plans. We need to plan for this better then last time,” Avidya said quietly. Pause blinked, wrenching his attention away from the cute waitress, and by proxy, the cute waitresses rear that he was watching as she walked away.
“Right. Yes. Plans. Are you sure we should use uhm...the water?” he said as quietly as possible. Despite the bar being relatively empty, there was no point in shouting. Pause stared down at his glass as Avidya sighed, leaning back in the booth, drumming his fingers on the table.
“As much as I dislike the idea immensely, it's for the best. An enchanted bow will not be enough this time. If it...survived this long, it's without a doubt incredibly smart. And that means it's incredibly dangerous,” Avidya said, voice low and dangerous. Pause sighed, leaning back.
“Maybe we should move...” he said quietly before the waitress came back over, placing a large slice of chocolate cake in front of him before smiling brightly at him. He smiled back at her before staring down at the cake. “No, no. We can't move,” Pause said, voice high pitched and soft. Avidya chuckled softly.
They both looked up as the door opened before sighing. Something always had to go wrong when they came here, it was a fact. Pause started to stand up before Avidya frowned at him, shaking his head. “We can't deal with them right now. Ignore them. We're leaving,” Avidya said quietly, dropping money on the table as he stood up, pulling Pause towards the back of the bar.
They almost made it out of the bar when the shouting started. Pause stopped, glaring at Avidya.
Avidya sighed as they both turned to look back into the bar.
Chapter 1 - http://mindcracklove.dreamwidth.org/670344.html#cutid1
Chapter 2 - http://mindcracklove.dreamwidth.org/675922.html#cutid1
Chapter 3 - http://mindcracklove.dreamwidth.org/676968.html#cutid1
Chapter 4 - http://mindcracklove.dreamwidth.org/678855.html#cutid1
Chapter 5 - http://mindcracklove.dreamwidth.org/679460.html#cutid1
Chapter 6 - http://mindcracklove.dreamwidth.org/680190.html#cutid1
Avidya sighed, drumming his fingers against the armrest of the opulently oppointed chair he was in. He'd like nothing more then to dismiss the much younger vampire in front of him, tell him he wasn't going to do his bidding.
But then he'd have to find yet another home. And he knew his thrall would get whiny at having to move yet again. Sighing, he focused on the vampire in from of him. The young Prince had realized he had stop paying attention awhile ago, and had gone silent, waiting for Avidya to listen again. Nodding slightly, the Prince pushed a piece of paper across the table to Avidya. Avidya glanced at it briefly, bored.
“You'll see the price we're willing to pay for the problem to be dealt with is...quite good. We're even including some things for your thrall, knowing as how you dote on him,” the Prince said, smirking slightly before the colour drained from his face as Avidya snarled silently, face contorting briefly before turning away. “Mm, yes. Right. If you'd just sign the contract?” the Prince said patiently. Avidya smirked internally and hoped the Prince would have to deal with rumours of being soft on eccentric vampire elders. That would be amusing to see how this young child dealt with the issue. Nodding his head briefly, he held his palm out to the younger vampire.
He hissed as the silver dagger pricked his thumb before he pressed it against the paper. The bloodprint flashed slightly before darkening to an almost black colour. The Prince did the same before rolling up the paper, tucking it away for safekeeping. “Hope to hear from you soon,” he said, eyes distant. Avidya shrugged as he stood up, walking outside.
It was still early in the night, the moon having only risen an hour and a half ago. Sighing, he pulled out a cigarette as he got into his beat up car, lighting it carefully before starting the car up. The familiar roar of the ignition lulled him into a trace as he started to drive.
His thrall would be both pleased and very very pissed off with this new development. He wasn't sure which one he'd rather him be at this point, since he wasn't quite sure which he was. Sighing, he drummed his fingers against the steering wheel before rubbing the used cigarette out, throwing it out the window.
The lights in the house were on, which meant he was awake. And if he was awake this early, he knew what he was doing.
Opening the door forcefully, he hissed loudly as he saw Pause was busy cleaning the place up. The native always did hate how dirty Avidya kept the place, constantly trying to remove previous meals. “Pause...” he said, voice low.
Pause spun around, eyes wide, hands shaking slightly. He swallowed briefly before closing his eyes, tilting his head upwards as he dropped the cleaning supplies, wrist up and out in front of him. Avidya sighed softly. “While I should punish you for this, you have far more punishing things in your future. Sit down,” he said quietly. Pause shivered slightly before reopening his eyes, sitting on the small couch.
Sitting next to him, Avidya stretched out, sighing. “We have a job. A duty to perform for the Prince. I'd like to just leave, but you'll just bitch,” Avidya said, glancing at Pause slightly. Pause had indeed started to open his mouth as Avidya talked about leaving, before snapping it shut. “Right. The Prince thinks there's a skinwalker somewhere in the desert nearby,” he said.
The way Pause's face contorted as he heard that was a sight to behold. Going pale as ice, all colour draining from him before he started shaking his head vehemently. “Oh what's that? Would you rather leave again?” Avidya said, smirking. Pause shifted on the couch, scratching his arm.
“Yes? Fuck yes I'd rather leave. I never wanted to see a skinwalker again, and I still don't,” he said, voice high pitched, whine starting to creep in. “But...” he said, hanging his head slightly.
Avidya raised an eyebrow. “But what?” he said, grabbing Pause's hands to stop him from scratching open old wounds.
“But I don't want to move again. I just want to live someplace for more than a year!” he said quietly. Avidya sighed. It was the same old argument.
“Then we have to deal with the skinwalker,” Avidya said dryly. Pause mumbled under his breath before nodding.
“Are we getting paid?” Pause said, daring to look up at Avidya. Avidya smiled at him, chuckling.
“Yes. Don't worry about that. I'd have dealt with you being a whiny bitch and moved if the Prince had tried to pay us anything less than an unholy price,” he said. Pause blushed, mumbling.
Clutching his stomach, Pause groaned. “Do you think we can start the actual search for evil things no one should ever fucking see after we eat?” Pause said hopefully. Avidya laughed louder, standing up.
“Yeah, I think we deserve a treat for all this. We'll go to the bar,” he said, standing up. Pause stood up, almost prancing around in happiness.
“You know I'm going to order all the food and alcohol ever, right?” Pause said, trying to not smile. Avidya nodded.
“If you didn't, I'd have asked you what was wrong,” he said, the two of them laughing.
Walking out to the car, the both piled in, Avidya driving. “You'd think that in this day and age, skinwalkers would be non-existent,” Pause said with a sigh.
“You'd think none of us would exist either, but we still do,” Avidya said, chuckling. Pause shrugged, staring out the window.
“Did you try and suggest he just carpetbomb the place with fire? Coat it in a thin layer of silver, holy water, and death? Maybe just move the entire town?” Pause said, causing Avidya to laugh.
“He would have already considered those, considering how much he was willing to pay. Although we should get some holy water for this, at least for your sake,” Avidya said, lips pursed. He hated the idea of having holy water anywhere near him, but they'd have to get some.
He really didn't want a repeat of last time.
He was too busy daydreaming of the last incident as he pulled into the bar to see that Pause was gaping at him. Turning towards Pause, Pause blushed before getting out of the car. Avidya got out also before they both headed inside.
The bar was clean, unlike a lot of the bars they use to frequent. This one could be called almost reputable. Possibly. It was still frequented by unsavoury sorts, but at least the most recent owners kept the place clean. And Pause had said multiple times the food was the best bar food ever.
The two of them made their way towards the back of the bar, taking the last corner booth. It seemed mostly quiet tonight, nothing major happening. They came in often enough that no one seemed to care they were there, which was a good thing. It always seemed like something had to happen while they were there.
The cute waitress Pause loved to hit on so much came over, smiling at the two of them. Pause smiled up at her. “So what can I get for you two today?” she said, trying to politely ignore the doe eyes Pause was making. She smiled at Avidya, running a hand through her long hair. Avidya smiled faintly at her before staring at the selection of drinks.
Avidya placed his order before they both turned their attention towards Pause. “I'll uhm...have some fries, and a cheeseburger, and a large order of wings, and a quesadilla, and whatever the special beer is, and anything else in the back I can eat,” Pause said quickly before smiling at her, face slightly flushed. She smiled at him, causing him to flush more. As she turned to leave, Pause buried his face in his hands.
“Please don't say anything,” he said quietly. Avidya patted his hand, smirking.
The second the food came out, Pause descended on it like he hadn't eaten in decades. Everything was gone before the waitress came with a second round of drinks, causing her to laugh softly. “Did you want anything else?” she said before picking up the plates.
“Something chocolatey if that exists?” Pause said, eyes hopeful. She nodded before cleaning away the plates. “Something chocolatey, got it. Does your friend always eat as if he's starving?” she asked Avidya. Pause blushed as he finished off his second beer, mumbling about how good the food was.
“So. Plans. We need to plan for this better then last time,” Avidya said quietly. Pause blinked, wrenching his attention away from the cute waitress, and by proxy, the cute waitresses rear that he was watching as she walked away.
“Right. Yes. Plans. Are you sure we should use uhm...the water?” he said as quietly as possible. Despite the bar being relatively empty, there was no point in shouting. Pause stared down at his glass as Avidya sighed, leaning back in the booth, drumming his fingers on the table.
“As much as I dislike the idea immensely, it's for the best. An enchanted bow will not be enough this time. If it...survived this long, it's without a doubt incredibly smart. And that means it's incredibly dangerous,” Avidya said, voice low and dangerous. Pause sighed, leaning back.
“Maybe we should move...” he said quietly before the waitress came back over, placing a large slice of chocolate cake in front of him before smiling brightly at him. He smiled back at her before staring down at the cake. “No, no. We can't move,” Pause said, voice high pitched and soft. Avidya chuckled softly.
They both looked up as the door opened before sighing. Something always had to go wrong when they came here, it was a fact. Pause started to stand up before Avidya frowned at him, shaking his head. “We can't deal with them right now. Ignore them. We're leaving,” Avidya said quietly, dropping money on the table as he stood up, pulling Pause towards the back of the bar.
They almost made it out of the bar when the shouting started. Pause stopped, glaring at Avidya.
Avidya sighed as they both turned to look back into the bar.
Chapter 1 - http://mindcracklove.dreamwidth.org/670344.html#cutid1
Chapter 2 - http://mindcracklove.dreamwidth.org/675922.html#cutid1
Chapter 3 - http://mindcracklove.dreamwidth.org/676968.html#cutid1
Chapter 4 - http://mindcracklove.dreamwidth.org/678855.html#cutid1
Chapter 5 - http://mindcracklove.dreamwidth.org/679460.html#cutid1
Chapter 6 - http://mindcracklove.dreamwidth.org/680190.html#cutid1
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