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The splat of blood hitting the ground in wet globs fills the thick, suffocating foggy air of the otherwise empty street, the night muffling the sound and yet it’s terror sounded loud, beckoning to all who might be in earshot.
Father Gascoigne let out a snort, phlegm and saliva that had built up in his throat gurgling the sound. Drool slicked the enlongated jaws, filling rows of sharp canine teeth.
He was changing. He knew this. Mouth too wide, too many teeth. The blood he had consumed was still heavy on his tongue, the iron taste filling his senses. He wanted more. Needed more. Addicted to the smell, the sensation of flesh tearing, the dying screams. The hunt.
Yes... He was a Hunter. Hunters needed to hunt, they craved it above all things. Losing oneself in cleansing the streets of foul Beasts, how... easy it was to succumb to the Beasthood itself.
“Ah...” The blood was finally working. Bones cracked as his snout soon pushed back into his face, forming something akin to a human appearance once more. How amazing this miracle blood was... Soothing his pain, healing the gashes of clawmarks that had gouged his side. The damage still remained, clothes torn, blood soaked through, but it was nothing a little love in the form of a needle and thread couldn’t fix.
Explaining the damages to his wife, Viola, was going to be harder than any Beast he’d ever slain.