Food, everyone needs it and no matter what type of creature you are you have to have it at some point in your life. I smiled slightly as I strapped the man down on the bloody metal table. The smell of dust and rot filled the air of the cellar polluting it. I scowled as I adjusted the ankle strap. No amount of febreze can get the smell of death out of the air. A chill ran over my skin and my stomach cramped slightly causing me to wince. I gritted my as I glared to my left where the creature's ghostly form flickered in and out as it twitched. Its nonexistent eyes starred at me. I growled at it and bared my fangs. "Would you fucking stop that? I'm hurrying, I'm hurrying. Damn, I know we're hungry," I grumbled as I climbed off of the man. …show more content…
"You! You're that woman! What do you think you're doing you crazy bitch!" He snapped as he struggled. The creature moved as it raised its head, then slowly it began walking every step letting out a scraping sound as its claws dragged on the stone floor. Soon it stood beside me its mere presence causing goose bumps to form on my skin and my hair to stand on end. I adjusted my glasses as I grinned. "That's simple I'm eating just like you humans do," I told him. If it was even possible his eyes widened even more and he started struggling frantically with renewed strength. I let out a small sigh as I calmly watched him before I walked over to my table. "Did you know that drugs are bad for you? While I was cleaning out the room I allowed you to use I found a ton of stuff, meth, weed, and crack. You know, the usual things," I told him casually as I picked up a scalpel. "I have no idea what you mean you psycho whore!" He snapped. He flexed his body trying to break the straps and I smiled as the creature watched him with interest. "Just a little longer then we can both eat like royalty," I told it. The creature shudder its whole body vibrated in a swift blur as it made a grumbling …show more content…
But whatever, Mr. Kingpin your addiction is my pleasure," I told him as I returned to his side with a scalpel and a long straw like tube. He saw the knife and tears formed in his eyes he began shaking his head back and forth on the metal table. "No, please no, look lady I'm begging you please if-if you let me go I'll, I'll quit! I'll turn my life around and won't tell anyone just please," he begged and
While I was walking I began to think how come my room didn't become into ruins? As I thought I heard footsteps on a fast paste. Turning around I saw a monster. It looked like a demon with no eyes, and a mouth full with blood dripping down to the floor. I ran as fast as I could ,but the demon cached up to me. And made it's jump like a grasshopper knocking me down with a big thud.
A thing was crawling out of the forest. It came darkly, uncertainly. The shrill scream that rose before the beast was like pain. The beast stumbled into the
Not much could be clearly seen, except for the vicious outline of the being that seemed to snarl and twist into several devious horns and spikes, each pointed up; beckoning for someone or something to stand in its way.
“No!” The creature screeched, its nimble fingers stretching across the table. My eyes darted to where it was heading, quickly widening when the realization hit.
"All I did was insult his sister to my friends. And next thing I know I'm punching him and he's punching me back, at least the freak can put up a fight" she said with a sharp tone in her voice as she dropped her bag into the floor and I placed my keys on the hanger by the front door before trailing into the kitchen to get some food.
My aim had been off. Instead of the quick and painless, he was now subject to the long and panic filled. He lay on the floor, grasping his neck.
I’ve been trying to find the reason behind this creatures’ appearance that was extremely sudden and with no
"WHAT DO YOU WANT", I screamed as strongly as I could. The black figure began to come
I looked at him with confusion and after a few seconds of awkward silence I burst out laughing. "I saw every last bit of that."
It had green gooey spots all over its body. Out of nowhere, I heard a bang that came off its leg leaping one step. When he took that one step forward, the puddles of water in its mouth fell off and hit the ground so hard it, camouflaged in the dark blue concentrate. As he took one step forward, I took one back. That one step backwards, damaged me because I got scratched badly from 3 sharp, puny, cans. I didn’t even see them, when I took that one step back, as they the blue like the concentrate, so they blended in. Blood was gushing out from my palm because that’s how colossal the scratch was. As I turned around after curing my scratch, with a piece of cloth, that was lying around. The monster gained so many steps against me. That’s when was I scared the most. I stood up very slowly, using my knees to pull me up. I ambled gradually to a light that I saw in the distance. After a few steps, I twisted around to see if the monster is still there or if he was following me. But I didn’t see anything, which was very unusual, all I saw was the black brick wall, however, the wall very different, as if it was like something was in it. But then I saw something very familiar and that was the monster’s red eyes. I carried on walking as if I didn’t see
He had stood up and lurched towards the entryway and slammed the entryway with his clench hands. As he slammed the door unendingly, he could see the body at the same spot where he had first seen it. It was standing unadroitly as though it was hung by the neck with a rope. At that point it gave a dormant jerk.
"Oh, I'm so sorry." He said looking fearful as if he was about to get jumped.
After walking for a few minutes I heard a door close from a building behind me. Startled, I turned around and saw a human like creature with fangs, a hunched back, claws, and much more hair.
"Hey Emy, sorry to bother but I know how much your grandmother likes meat, so here." He gives me a bag of some meat, it looked really good.
He groaned with a rage, and irrational rage, a rage only felt by a guilty man. He ran at