This wasn’t your first hunt and it wouldn’t be your last, you started hunting at 13 but started training when you were merely 5. You lived with your auntie and uncle who are hunters; they were the only parents you had ever known ever since… Your mother had died in a fire when you were a baby and you had an estranged father, all that was left to remind you off him was the 1970 dodge charger that he told your uncle to give to you when you were 16.
The rain pounded against the tarmac as you drove on with a determined look in your eyes. You were in your Dodge and rode into the night, you were in Nevada on the hunt for a group of vampires that took shelter in the mountains, you’d lost them but came across a story in the paper that said, ‘Lehman
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Exiting the car you made your way to the boot and retrieved your machete and dead man’s blood which you got from your previous hunt. You were only expecting there to be about 3 as you killed 4 others back in Utah, girl you were wrong. You crept up near the Lehman caves and began to walk inside, being careful not to make your footsteps echo, all you could hear was the sound of water running through the walls, if you weren’t hunting for vampires in there it would have been the most beautiful place you had ever seen. Hushed whispers began to echo around the cave as you entered deeper, your machete clung to your body in case of any surprise attacks. Suddenly you heard nothing. Your heart beat began to increase as you looked around the corner and saw at least 10 vampires with their mouths open and ears twitching listening to your heart go boom. They all scattered across the cave looking for this fresh blood supply, two vampires, a man and a woman, were heading in your direction, your breath was light whereas the vampires was deep and hungry as you heard them growl. As they came around the corner you swung your machete and sliced the man’s head off as he made eye contact with you, the blood thirst illuminating his eyes, as his head rolled in the narrow cave. The black haired women lunged at …show more content…
You tried to open your eyes but were blinded by a bright light, eventually your eyes adjusted and the first thing you saw was the ceiling. Immediately you thought where the hell were you, your first thought was that you were now a blood bank for the vampires but vampires wouldn’t have put you in a motel room. You checked for your gun and knife but found out that you were in sweatpants and a vest top, cuts and bruises lined your arms and a massive headache erupted in your head. You sat up and then looked around your surroundings, you were in a small room, there were 2 double beds, a sofa and a separate room that you realized was the bathroom, cobwebs hung in the corners of the room yuk. You walked over to your freshly washed clothes which were sitting on the table with your gun, knife and machete next to it, your gun was still loaded. Suddenly 2 voices came from outside the room, picking your gun up and you pointed it to the door a tall man and a handsome man tumbled in with food from what looked like Darny’s diner, they looked at you and you held a stern pose with your eyes meeting there’s. The room was silent except from the taller man closing the door behind him not saying a word. ‘Who the hell are you?’ you said cocking your gun to try and intimidate them. ‘Calm down there, you should be grateful we didn’t leave you to be dinner’ said the handsome one, he placed the food on
Continuing, the officers went floor-to-floor searching for a nonexistent sniper. After the failed search, the policemen gathered the seven residents downstairs and lined them up. “Foreshadowing the gruesome ‘game’ to come,” writes Hersey, “the officers began to take people from the line, one by one, into rooms, for what might have been called—and might strictly not—questionings” (264). The officers began an aggressive interrogation that consisted of pistol whipping. One of the survivors, Lee Forsythe, told Hersey that the policeman, Robert Paille, “started questioning us, asking us where the gun was.”
The door slams shut. A dry breeze follows me into Ryan’s Fourth Ward Polls as I escape the cold October night. An eerie group of men eye me up and down as I walk to the bar for my evening dose of cognac. As I shake their stares off, an old bartender greets me. We indulge in some light conversation about the upcoming Election Day as he pours me my smooth glass of cognac.
We snuck in the building it was trashed and there were shards of broken glass on the floor and all the tables were flipped over,Just then I realized this was my dad's store the same one who'd been robbed 4 days ago. Then the police started to leave so we got back on the police car and went back to the police station. After we got back we were running some errands for the police when I heard voices “Come on theres gotta be something we can do”said voice nombre uno “sir we just can't catch this guy he's always gone before we get there”said voice 2. Then the door opened and all the men came out.
He feels his hands bruising, as he is slowly being led down a dark hall by two red cloaked, masked men. White lanterns hang above, giving the hall a dark fluorescent glow. The young man feels the heat from several flickering candles, warm his skin walking deeper down another corridor. Fully awake, the young man notices a metallic chain hanging toward the end of the room — which at one end bears a large sharp hook. The cloaked men, finally stop walking; arriving at a horrific mountain of human skulls.
So I was scared of what the people would do if I was caught. I held the knife firmly in my hand and was about to sneak out and I peaked under the tent. And saw trucks and cars with things mounted on them that I have never seen before then something grabbed my arm. and pulled me back it was Dr.Zygon the second in command of the lab I looked at him and smiled and hugged him with tears. He carried me outside and set me down behind the tent and me to run to the car and drive away in the northwest direction and with the knife in my hand I ran a sound rang out
I saw the water turn red from blue. He was dead. I took the knife out of my arm; luckily it wasn’t a deep wound. Then I jumped from Hispaniola onto the land and ran towards the shelter. It was night time and all my friends were asleep.
Once again, freezing darkness was carrying me in its hand. This time, I was hearing a breath so rough and powerful than the wind of the 1400s. Fear can sometimes make us want to die when you feel that we are in danger because it means two things: either you die and you don’t fear anymore, either you are saved but in that case, you are condemned to fear again and again until your last breath. That was the situation I was put into.
I woke up in a dark room with a massive headache that beat like a drum. I slowly got up and tried to remember what happened. I remember a huge storm that ravaged the west coast, then a space-ship came down and started to abduct people. “Oh no, I have been abducted!” I screamed to myself.
the food turned out to be fine cold but it wasn't messed with so I started eating. When I was almost done I heard some shuffling and a muffled yelling coming down the hall. when the sound got to my door the footsteps stopped and the door opened. Then they threw the man in the room with me. After a while of watching the man scurry around the small room he told me that his name was Walter, of course then I said "Nice to meet you Walter, my name is Bob".
His muscles under my bare legs tensed and flexed as he ran to the woods over the ocean of grass. I remember the blinding sunlight, the smell of the morning, and the sound of my broken mother as I clung to his long mane. The wind blew the tears from my eyes as we raced towards the woods. I never heard the gunshot, I just remember it like a punch in my shoulder blade, with the nasty sting following. When the bullet tore in to my back, all the pain from that day suddenly welled up from the depths of my stomach and surged in my throat and I let out a primitive howl of my
I saw his hand go to his holster. I saw the gun come out and point between my eyes. “Die, piglet!” The voice. I looked up.
The DEATH of A Tribe An arrow whizzed past my head and hit my adobe I turned around and saw Comanche war chief standing there getting ready to shoot another arrow, I ran quickly to find my family. When I got there they had already scalped both of my children I grabbed my bow which hadn’t been used in an eternity from the house and left. My wife wasn’t in the adobe so I ran to look for her I saw a glimpse of her being dragged to the Comanche war chief I quickly grabbed an arrow out of one of my fallen brethren and released an arrow at the war chief I hit him in the thigh and the man dragging my wife away ran at me with a shield with countless numbers of scalps on it I tried to run but was hit in my back, when I woke I was in a puddle of my own blood possession less and without friends. I tried to get up but to no avail, I had an arrow in my back and the ground around me was wet I could just give up and lay here for the rest of my life or I could try to get up and hunt down that Comanche tribe that raided my village.
The door creaks open, I see them, two men… they look so tasty. They’re picking me up and dragging me down the hall. We finally stop, I hear another door open, I look up and the only thing in the room is a table tilted at a seventy-five degree angle. They are pinning me against the table, please speak up, you’re never this quiet.
I have to be circumspect as I began to come across houses and colonists. When I found a log hidden in the darkness and partly lighted by the moon, I sat down to catch my breathe. As I look up I see a town lit up in the night. I run to the light, my toes feeling completely frozen. As I breathe I can see my breath flow through the air.
Then Dracula's demeanor shifted so violently when he saw the blood dripping down my chin after I had cut. He lunged for my neck, and just as suddenly as it came, it went. Dracula acted like nothing happened and I followed suit. I didn’t want him to get suspicious of my sincerity of staying.