"I’m really starting to miss field work. I can’t believe I’ll end up cooped up in a small room after all these years." Clarisse mumbled as she opened the window of the car to feel the air she hadn't felt in days. She hasn’t gotten out like this in awhile because they were too busy. The vampire situation seems to have gotten out of hand not only in their division but also in other parts of the world. They all think that it wasn’t just turned vampires turning humans into vampires. The influx of vampires is surely the work of purebloods. The scary part of it was that they didn’t really know how many purebloods there were around the world. They had no idea how long this would last or what the purebloods were planning in the first place. "Is that why you came to our aid on the last mission, or are you just afraid that we won’t come back alive?" Alice casually asked. She felt both relieved and scared when Black Lotus joined the mission. She was relieved because she trusted the woman, but A

The vampire casually let go of the human he had turned, leaving her lying on the pavement, and walked towards Alice. She raised her gun, but her hands were shaking. There was an ominous tension around the vampire, and it was making Alice’s body tremble in fear. She bit her lower lip, somehow hoping that inflicting pain on herself would give her body control again. Vampires don't only feed on blood, they also enjoy the fear of their prey. It exhilarates them and makes them more vicious. "One more step, and I’ll shoot you." Her threat was so out of place and isn’t convincing at all. He chuckled and walked closer, "You hunters are very interesting humans. You think you’re doing something just because you can kill the abominations we made. Don’t you realize how easy it was to erase humankind if we wanted to?" Alice didn’t budge and kept her guards up. Her body was instinctively terrified, but her mind refuses to die today. "Do that. It will conveniently kill your kind as well. All of y

Allen fished out his phone after Louise asked for yet another break. He was the one in charge of Louise’s training after Elijah left and ordered them to stay in the house again. He was expecting that it would be Elijah’s message. After all, his master was the only one who knew his cellphone number, or so he remembered. Instead, it was from a number he forgot to save but recalls who. There was panic in his eyes, and Louise quickly noticed it. The latter got up from the ground and wiped his lips, which had dried blood from failing to dodge a punch. "What’s happening? Is that Elijah?" He unconsciously used his speed and got in front of Allen in a second, "Woah, I’m still not used to that." Allen hid his phone away from Louise, "It’s not Elijah. It’s someone else." He quickly discarded his worry. Louise’s forehead crumpled. Somehow it doesn’t make sense. "Why are you looking at me like that?" The older vampire glared at him. He smiled awkwardly, "Like what exactly?" Louise quickly d

Alice shakes her head, “You can’t fool me. I know that the vampire who tried to attack me and was saved by you was a blood servant. Only purebloods could turn humans into blood servants. I know as much." “You’re right. That child is my blood servant. But by a hunter’s definition, I am not a pureblood. I wasn't born a vampire. I was a human.” Alice was shaken by what she heard. A turned vampire that lasted for a thousand years and acquired the ability to be close to being a pureblood? Elijah casually waited for the hunter to absorb what he said, but he could already guess that Alice had been thinking of something else that wasn’t true either. “If you’re going to ask me why the purebloods are bothered by me when I’m just a turned vampire, then I’m going to tell you in advance. I am not a turned vampire either, at least not within your known definition of a turned vampire.” Alice was expecting enlightenment with this conversation, but all she got was more confusion. The more she learns

“We weren’t finished talking yet. I was expecting that you’d wake up in an hour or two, but you went to sleep for about... eight hours." He checked his watch and looked back at the hunter. Alice grimaced, "So... You watched me all night. I was right then, you're a fucking creep." She glared at him while trying to feel if something was odd in her body. He rolled his eyes, "Stop assuming. I didn't do anything to you. Actually, I even saved you from a possible concussion. You would have hit your head on the table when you suddenly lost consciousness." Catching her was merely an act of impulse. He shouldn't care about Alice. He could have killed her already. But he couldn't do it. He brought her to her room after realizing that she wouldn't wake up anytime soon. He spent his hours sitting in the same chair she found him, contemplating on what he should do now. It was the first time that he felt lost with his goals in life. All he wanted to do was rest in peace, but he couldn't leave l