His smart mouth, ending her giggling though. Replacing it with free deep laughter, the sound passing her lips effortlessly and she stepped two steps closer. “That’s a gross overestimation of those rags”, she added, ignoring the eyes that had glanced back at her, taking note of his movement, eyes scanning the shape of his back to the width of his arm span. Her eyes travelled down his body as the bar was tossed few paces in front of her. She scoffed then stepped forward and over it, left hand pushing stray locks from her face. Again her eyes passed over the glimpses of tattoos on his skin, and a faint question rose within her. With a hum she ignored it, for now, instead watching him be surrounded by the sad looking group, and still ignoring their quick looks at the woman just watching. She would not be speaking to those specks of uselessness. She realized that close the one behind him, closest to her, was her mark, fangs releasing with anticipation.
Her tongue passed the pointed teeth as blood filled her nostrils. “Now you see why you should play with them. You’re already down in the points”, she said with a sharp grin. Slowly she walked closer, water shifting beneath her platformed boots. The sound of bone shattering halted her steps, and she laughed victoriously. Easing to the side she saw the arm in his own hand and the blood that ran freely. “So you chose for fun”, she whispered, ignoring the looks of horror on the others faces. “Feels good doesn’t it?” she posed, words floating gently pass her lips as she watched the blood flow. “Finish it”, she said stepping closer to her mark, though her eyes moved to the wolf’s face. “Give what they demanded, it’s only polite. Go on.”
She stood behind her mark, unmoved, letting that sweet smell that pulled her there speeding flood her, closing her mind to the other blood not worthy of her palette, or the furry hidden in flesh hiding his hunger for more. Fear would keep her mark in place. From the sight of shattered bone and blood, paired with the sound of despair from his foolish friend, to the crawling sensation at the back of his neck, warning not to turn for terror he would never imagine awaited him. “Don’t be stingy now. Share such an experience with the others. You act like you don’t want to but your heartbeat says you need it. Go on. How sweet the sound of breaking bones is to the ear.”
he hadn’t heard a scream like that in a long time. there was one time, a couple years ago, he had tried a vegan lifestyle with one of his long term flames. she promised it would fix all the brain fog issues he was dealing with, but after a couple of weeks, the hunger for meat set in. she had never touched meat so it was pretty easy for her (even with her werewolf instincts) but dabin was struggling. after standing in front of a butcher shop for what felt like hours, all he remembered was waking up to a destroyed store and a random man who was trying play hero. lobo was disorientated and crazed and in a fit of confusion lunged for the human forgetting himself. the scream was deafening. loud enough to snap him back to reality and thankfully he was able to dissapear without hurting him. but not this time. this time dabin couldn’t control himself, and the scream from the human traveled from his ear drum and resonated deep within his chest. as the human struggled against dabin’s grip, thrashing at his biceps to get him to pull away, to stop crushing his bones, the werewolf just stood there almost in shock. he started to wonder if the voice of the little devil was his coming from his own mind. “no....no.” he finally whispered back.
releasing his hold on the human, dabin pulled back his hand close to his chest as the sharp claws slowly transformed back. the others were horrified from what they had just seen, what they had heard, giving him a few minutes to come up with a plan to escape all this bullshit. but the scent of another sent a shiver down his spine. supernatural creatures used these streets as hunting grounds pretty often, especially at night. but he had recognized this scent, had been warned about this one. and there was no mistaking it for any other random bloodsucker. this was royalty gracing his presence tonight.
as his eyes followed his nose, he peered over at the woman who had just joined their little party. looming over what he assumed was going to be her next meal, and all he could do was stay silent. he had seen her once or twice before, only glimpse of course during lavish parties where he was quick to make his escape due to there being too many nightbloods. he had heard of her exploits, of her cruelty and beauty, but it was her family that was the topic of choice for many within the supernatural community. the jeups were a long line of purebloods, probably the only, and after a couple hundred years, there was sure to be an interesting story or two of them. but dabin didn’t give a shit what happened behind closed doors. he could care less of how they kept there lineage intact. in fact dabin didn’t even partically dislike vampires, there were a couple he actually liked, he just thought most of them were pretty pretentious so he did his best to stay away from them. especially her. sypha was and will always be, pretty terrifying.
“so you were the little devil on my shoulder.” he whispered, knowing she would hear him. the others hadn’t even noticed the new addition but he could feel the tension rise again. as the man with the broken arm staggered back, he followed the dabin’s gaze and finally saw it. a scream welled up within the humans chest. “don’t do it.” dabin said, fearing what was going to come next. “this is my fault, I started this, just let him live.” but the werewolf already knew his pleading was meaningless. this whole night was spiraling too far out of control.
“run!” dabin barked at the humans. “run away!”