In the Dracula au can we have Vampire obiwan be taught how to hunt by dooku with obiwan attracting a pedophile for dinner.
Obi-Wan hated this. He was pretty sure that there was a much more effective way of hunting a human. He huffed. He was small and fast and agile, he could just stalk one and wait until they were completely alone, then he would strike.
But of course this was not, what his Grandfather wanted to teach him. Patience was a virtue after all. Obi-Wan silently wondered if his father possessed that virtue, he somehow doubted it. Speaking of which, where WAS his grandfather? he could neither detect, not smell him.
“I swear, if he abandoned me,” Obi-Wan grumbled under his breath, making sure that even someone with vampire hearing, would not catch what he had said. He did not want to get into trouble.
Obi-Wan groaned and let himself drop to the ground, not caring for his clothes getting dirty. They were already wet and stinking from his wandering and besides, the only one, who was truly bothered with his state of clothing, was his Grandfather. The perfect little revenge.
The ginger haired vampire silently wondered if he should just head home and go without dinner today. Then again, he might be able to persuade his father in giving him some blood, the man would do it, he knew that. But it would get his Dad in trouble with his Grandfather… In this moment, Obi-Wan hated his life.
“Now, what small bird do we have hear?” Obi-Wan froze at the voice, there was something about it that caused a shiver to run down his spine. Slowly, ever so slowly he tilted his head back and looked up at the human male, who was hovering above him, with an obviously fake smile on his ugly features.
“Hello?” he tried, not sure what he should say.
The man’s grin grew wider and there was something in his eyes that the young vampire did not like. “Have you gotten lost?”
Obi-Wan decided to play along. “Yes,” he sniffed, rubbing at his eyes.
“Now, now,” the hand that landed on the vampire’s shoulder, felt wrong, “There is no need to cry, Uncle Vekis will help you.”
“You will?” he let false hope into his voice.
The man nodded. He stepped back and held out his hand. “Come, my home is not far from here. You can spend the night with me,” the way he said it caused all warning bells in Obi-Wan’s head to ring loudly, “I have a lot of sweets and toys. What do you say.”
“You can write him a letter, I’ve got a carrier pigeon, don’t worry.”
“Alright,” he ‘agreed’. If Obi-Wan was right, then he would not only reduce his hunger, he would also help and free society. Everybody would win, except the man.
“Come along then,” the man was almost too eager.
Obi-Wan was very much aware of the door that was locked upon his entrance, but he pretended not to notice. Instead he looked around the small home in curiosity. The house was small. In fact, there was only a kitchen, something that resembled a bathroom and then a third room with a worn out mattress on the floor. The young vampire grimaced at the smell that came from it.
An evil sounding chuckle sounded from behind Obi-Wan and the ginger haired vampire did not need to turn around to see the greedy look that was resting on him.
“So my boy,” the man’s voice had gone from friendly to commanding in an instant. “We can do this the easy way, which means that you will be good and lie down on the mattress, or we will do it the hard way and I will tie you down.”
This was getting to much for Obi-Wan, who could hear that button, two buttons, were opened. “Or,” he began and slowly turned around, “we do it MY way.”
The man’s eyes went wide in shock and then in fear, as he found himself looking in blood red eyes. “Wh… What are you?2 his eyes traveled to the fangs that were slightly peeking out between a pair of lips.
It was Obi-Wan’s turn to grin. “Your worst nightmare…” he let the sentence trail of and the next thing that could be heard, was a terrified scream.
“I am… impressed, though you COULD have been more careful with your clothes,” Yan Dooku looked as if he was torn between smiling proudly and scolding at the state of Obi-Wan’s new clothes. “And wash your face.”
Obi-Wan was not feeling well. Apparently that creature’s blood had been as rotten as he was. “Sorry,” he mumbled.
Yan’s eyebrows furrowed in concern and he quickly scooped his Grandson up, into his arms. “Tell me what happened,” he demanded.
Obi-Wan burrowed his head in familiar shoulders, comforting by the smell of his Grandfather and by his presence as well. And in this position, he began to explain.
The young vampire could not see it, but the Count was looking furious. It was no wonder that his little Grandson was not feeling too well, with such a terrible man. He growled, glad that his boy was already asleep in his arms. Had he known that such a being existed, he would have dealt with him personally…