Vampire Lords of Blacknall: Trinity
“Beth had been in danger … terrified. He’d felt the jolt of it at Cull’s. Yet since that first peal of fright … nothing. His boots attacked the ground running. His last sense of her placed her well behind the mansion that she resided in. The reason he couldn’t feel anything about her now threw fear through him.
Why not inside the mansion? He looked from a dry creek bed up to the back of the mansion in the distance as he ran. Why was there no sense of her? He was afraid it meant she was dead … He... didn’t understand his ability to feel her fear. It could be corrupt or false, but he didn’t stop.
His sharp gaze pierced the darkness and clinging fog. On the grass just before the trees, his acute vision caught sight of a pale limb. He turned toward it, scanning the area for danger. Whatever brought Beth to this spot appeared to be gone.
“Maiden, be alive,” he whispered with desperation that was foreign to him, as he landed over her crumpled form. The fog and sweat drenched his long hair, making it cling in chunks against his shoulder as he went down on one knee over Beth.MoreLess
Why not inside the mansion? He looked from a dry creek bed up to the back of the mansion in the distance as he ran. Why was there no sense of her? He was afraid it meant she was dead … He... didn’t understand his ability to feel her fear. It could be corrupt or false, but he didn’t stop.
His sharp gaze pierced the darkness and clinging fog. On the grass just before the trees, his acute vision caught sight of a pale limb. He turned toward it, scanning the area for danger. Whatever brought Beth to this spot appeared to be gone.
“Maiden, be alive,” he whispered with desperation that was foreign to him, as he landed over her crumpled form. The fog and sweat drenched his long hair, making it cling in chunks against his shoulder as he went down on one knee over Beth.MoreLess
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