As she was waiting at the spot where she had been tonight, she was waiting a long time and she was almost certain that she wouldn’t get a reward for killing the nine people in the basement in some stupid old abandoned house and she wasn’t exactly agreeing with the way of working. So she sat there as a shadow of her former self, her arms crossed in front of her chest and almost pouting, she knew how to resist that childish behaviour though and she waited, there must be some issues and when finally someone showed up, she jumped up, ready to take a stand. Her mind was leaning towards the crazy, all she could do was keep her mouth open, breath for as far it was still necessary for her through her mouth and her eyes fixated on the pulse of the blood vessels that she could see. She felt something nudging her right leg and she tried to focus but she simply needed blood to sooth her anger and hunger and the whole idea of not turning crazy but she didn’t do that. She closed her eyes, shivered in a static way and turned to look at this man, this priest person as if she was some sort of robot. He handed her the jewels for the reward,
”Next time, make your job clear.” she hissed because normal talk would take too much effort, and she turned away, she would go into the forest and find a better victim. Probably tastier than this one as well. Of course it wasn’t that easy for this guy called after her with a simple but desperate:
Wait! and so she did. She would curse herself for that later but she didn’t turn around, if she had to look at this old guy one more time, she was sure she would have dinner in seconds. He had another job for her to do and she clenched her fist, money was a good motivation but she was hungry. She heard the words;
kill them and she decided that drinking blood could kill people and she turned around. Biting her lip, not hard enough to make it bleed because that would trigger her too much but she nodded,
”Fine. But you better show up on time this round.” she said and she walked away from him and to the apartment that she was renting to get her cloak and leave Victoire behind, a white fluffy walking cloud would distract people. The vampyre didn’t like to jobs on her own but it was better for Victoire not to see what she was going to do.
She closed the door behind her and covered her wine red coloured hair with the cloak and headed back out on the street. Again there was barely anyone, it was only two hours later than her first adventure, where the heck was everyone? She would find a place to hide completely and fix her bright red eyes on a flier. She didn’t have to save the fliers right? Just stop the people?
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