Tag, the Vampire's Game
Tag, the Vampire's Game
“There was no moon visible in the night sky making it an especially dark night. Due to the darkness, it nearly impossible for her to spot him perched up on the roof of the five story brick building above her. She on the other hand was in plain view thanks to the street lamps at both ends of the alleyway, and of course his keen night vision. It was one of the many benefits of being a vampire.
He had to admit there were worse things to do with his evenings than to play the game they had been playi...ng for nearly a year now. The game was pretty simple. She was a vampire hunter and it was her job to terminate the existence of his kind, his role in the game was to simply, stay alive.
There had been a dark time in his life, not long before she first appeared to him that he would have welcomed the sweet embrace of death. He simply didn't have the courage to end it himself so he continued to live, if you could call it living. Six centuries were a long time to live alone, with no purpose other than survival.MoreLess
He had to admit there were worse things to do with his evenings than to play the game they had been playi...ng for nearly a year now. The game was pretty simple. She was a vampire hunter and it was her job to terminate the existence of his kind, his role in the game was to simply, stay alive.
There had been a dark time in his life, not long before she first appeared to him that he would have welcomed the sweet embrace of death. He simply didn't have the courage to end it himself so he continued to live, if you could call it living. Six centuries were a long time to live alone, with no purpose other than survival.MoreLess
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