Post by Alena Wulf on Mar 22, 2012 4:22:17 GMT -5
A pained, muffled groan came from behind the thick wood iron door at the posterior of the Werewolf Den. Behind this particular door in a hole approximately 2 meters by 2 meters, a man stood bound hand and foot, and gagged, leaning weakly against the back wall. Ice blue eyes peered maliciously through the thin slit in the door at the captive; he was in a sorry state. Skeleton keys jingled in Alena's grasp as she unlocked the door and pulled it open; the hinges cried under its weight, and opened slowly to reveal the man. A dank, rotting wave of smell lurched to greet the Mother of Lycanthropy, swelling with tones of festering flesh and dried, crusted blood. The moon tonight was about 3/4 full and lit as much of the ground behind the mansion as it could, but the Alpha of the Pack did not need light to see. The man's shirt had been torn off and his pants were in tatters; if he'd had shoes before being thrown in some forgotten cell at the ass end of the Den, he didn't have them now. Cuts, slashes and claw marks covered his body, and it looked like his face had been smashed against the wall of his cell; blood caked his hairline and had run down his face.
"Well? Come on," Alena Wulf had the brown pelt of a bear draped over one shoulder, and looked in at the man with a mix of impatience and amusement.
Bright red eyes shown out at the Werewolf. Hungry red eyes. The kind of eyes only ever associated with Vampyres. His ankles had been bound together, as well as his wrists in front of his body by links of silver, and where his bonds touched skin, the skin had turned a sickly blue-gray. He'd been kept in this cell for over a week now, deprived of blood, ignored, and restrained as he was. During the day, the slit in the door allowed just enough sunlight in for the small room to be nearly flooded with light, making it so if the Vampyre desired life, he would have to position himself uncomfortably in the corner of the cell, unmoving for the duration of the day.
A low moan escaped the Vampyre in response to Alena's request, almost as if he were trying not to choke on something, and the Werewolf scoffed slightly. Reaching in, she pulled the man violently out of the cell, slamming the door while her captive hobbled uneasily into the night, falling on the grass. She picked him up one-handed by the back of the neck and set him down on his feet.
"You're making this a lot harder than it needs to be." Alena tsked, watching the Vampyre standing warily before her. This wasn't just any neophyte you could find slumming the bars and hot spots of a town at night. But he wasn't exactly the highest of the high in the Vampyre totem structure either. Before the Lycan Mother had gotten her paws on him, this man had appeared quite sophisticated and had lived a fairly pampered unlife. From what she could tell, he was around half a millennium old, and above average strength for his age. He didn't appear to have any direct affiliation with either Dane and his partner Ahmad, or Victor and would probably only have chosen sides if under duress from one or the other Vampyre forces. But there was something slightly sadistic in making a victim choose a side, giving them reason to believe their life might be saved having done so. This Vampyre had done nothing in particular wrong except that he was the first Alena found when she was looking for a playmate. In the weeks to come, she would be targeting certain Leeches as messages; but this one was just a spontaneous, whimsical appetizer, something to tease her hunger.
Crossing her arms, Alena glared sternly at the Vampyre in front of her, "You must have been through Hell in there, you poor thing. I firmly believe you haven't truly lived until you've been put to torture at the hands of the enemy. Hmm... that means I've lived, what is it now? Four? Fives times? Oh, I can't remember." The Mother of Lycanthropy dusted the Vampyre off a bit and smiled pleasantly to him. "Reminiscing aside, what the fuck does Dane have up his sleeve?" As she asked the question she dug her nails deep into the Vampyre's shoulder.
He stumbled slightly forward, his jaw trying to work through words but choking behind his duct tape gag. Something shone off the Vampyre's face in the light of the moon and Alena scoffed with disbelief. "Are you crying?" Pure, light-hearted laughter erupted from the Werewolf and she removed her grip, "You're serious? Gods, all these many, long years and I never knew your kind could cry. More!" She poked a finger at the leech's cheek and brought it back to taste the salty emotion falling from his eyes. A hand covered her stomach lightly and Alena grinned, showing four sharp canine teeth.
She ripped the duct tape quickly off his face, and watched as the Vampyre desperately spit cloves of garlic out of his mouth, stuttering protests.
"Scream if you like; it's just you, me, these woods, and my home of Wolves for kilometers. But hope is not lost for you, little one." She brought a hand up to caress the Vampyre's blood and tear stained cheek and he shied away. "All I want from you is to play a game. Do that, and I'll let you go. You're a bear. On the other side of the mansion, I've trapped an animal for you, unharmed and full of blood. Can you smell it? Oh right, the garlic, probably not, hmm? Well I can. I'll give you a head start, and if you reach the deer before I do, I will free you and give you passage home." Alena's eyes flickered subtly, and she sent a calming feeling toward the mind of her victim. "If I reach the deer first, well, you're one fucked bear, and I get a big meal. I'd free your ankles, but I want to make sure you're on all fours for this." With a flick of the wrist, she pulled the bear pelt snugly around the Vampyre, fastening it around his shoulders, and flipping the head of the bear over the man's forehead. She smacked the Vampyre on the ass, "Run. It would please me greatly if you'd growl for me too." After the slightest moment of the Leech working through what exactly it was Alena wanted from him, she growled, "RUN!"
The Vampyre tried lifting a leg to sprint away and tripped on his restraints, falling face first into the cold ground. Alena began counting and he stumbled frantically, pushing himself back up to his feet, hopping away. One, two; on the third hop he'd fallen again, the pelt jostling with each bounce, and he decided to try Alena's suggestion of going on all fours. From legs to hands the Vampyre hobbled forward with as much haste as he could muster, sobbing and breathing raggedly.
Alena Wulf stopped counting and stood there in contemplation for a moment. He was really doing a poor job at being a bear. This whole ordeal was turning out to be a big disappointment, even with making the whelp cry. She might have to summon Szandor back just to fix her mood after this one.
At the count of 30 she would meander after the poor fool.
"Well? Come on," Alena Wulf had the brown pelt of a bear draped over one shoulder, and looked in at the man with a mix of impatience and amusement.
Bright red eyes shown out at the Werewolf. Hungry red eyes. The kind of eyes only ever associated with Vampyres. His ankles had been bound together, as well as his wrists in front of his body by links of silver, and where his bonds touched skin, the skin had turned a sickly blue-gray. He'd been kept in this cell for over a week now, deprived of blood, ignored, and restrained as he was. During the day, the slit in the door allowed just enough sunlight in for the small room to be nearly flooded with light, making it so if the Vampyre desired life, he would have to position himself uncomfortably in the corner of the cell, unmoving for the duration of the day.
A low moan escaped the Vampyre in response to Alena's request, almost as if he were trying not to choke on something, and the Werewolf scoffed slightly. Reaching in, she pulled the man violently out of the cell, slamming the door while her captive hobbled uneasily into the night, falling on the grass. She picked him up one-handed by the back of the neck and set him down on his feet.
"You're making this a lot harder than it needs to be." Alena tsked, watching the Vampyre standing warily before her. This wasn't just any neophyte you could find slumming the bars and hot spots of a town at night. But he wasn't exactly the highest of the high in the Vampyre totem structure either. Before the Lycan Mother had gotten her paws on him, this man had appeared quite sophisticated and had lived a fairly pampered unlife. From what she could tell, he was around half a millennium old, and above average strength for his age. He didn't appear to have any direct affiliation with either Dane and his partner Ahmad, or Victor and would probably only have chosen sides if under duress from one or the other Vampyre forces. But there was something slightly sadistic in making a victim choose a side, giving them reason to believe their life might be saved having done so. This Vampyre had done nothing in particular wrong except that he was the first Alena found when she was looking for a playmate. In the weeks to come, she would be targeting certain Leeches as messages; but this one was just a spontaneous, whimsical appetizer, something to tease her hunger.
Crossing her arms, Alena glared sternly at the Vampyre in front of her, "You must have been through Hell in there, you poor thing. I firmly believe you haven't truly lived until you've been put to torture at the hands of the enemy. Hmm... that means I've lived, what is it now? Four? Fives times? Oh, I can't remember." The Mother of Lycanthropy dusted the Vampyre off a bit and smiled pleasantly to him. "Reminiscing aside, what the fuck does Dane have up his sleeve?" As she asked the question she dug her nails deep into the Vampyre's shoulder.
He stumbled slightly forward, his jaw trying to work through words but choking behind his duct tape gag. Something shone off the Vampyre's face in the light of the moon and Alena scoffed with disbelief. "Are you crying?" Pure, light-hearted laughter erupted from the Werewolf and she removed her grip, "You're serious? Gods, all these many, long years and I never knew your kind could cry. More!" She poked a finger at the leech's cheek and brought it back to taste the salty emotion falling from his eyes. A hand covered her stomach lightly and Alena grinned, showing four sharp canine teeth.
She ripped the duct tape quickly off his face, and watched as the Vampyre desperately spit cloves of garlic out of his mouth, stuttering protests.
"Scream if you like; it's just you, me, these woods, and my home of Wolves for kilometers. But hope is not lost for you, little one." She brought a hand up to caress the Vampyre's blood and tear stained cheek and he shied away. "All I want from you is to play a game. Do that, and I'll let you go. You're a bear. On the other side of the mansion, I've trapped an animal for you, unharmed and full of blood. Can you smell it? Oh right, the garlic, probably not, hmm? Well I can. I'll give you a head start, and if you reach the deer before I do, I will free you and give you passage home." Alena's eyes flickered subtly, and she sent a calming feeling toward the mind of her victim. "If I reach the deer first, well, you're one fucked bear, and I get a big meal. I'd free your ankles, but I want to make sure you're on all fours for this." With a flick of the wrist, she pulled the bear pelt snugly around the Vampyre, fastening it around his shoulders, and flipping the head of the bear over the man's forehead. She smacked the Vampyre on the ass, "Run. It would please me greatly if you'd growl for me too." After the slightest moment of the Leech working through what exactly it was Alena wanted from him, she growled, "RUN!"
The Vampyre tried lifting a leg to sprint away and tripped on his restraints, falling face first into the cold ground. Alena began counting and he stumbled frantically, pushing himself back up to his feet, hopping away. One, two; on the third hop he'd fallen again, the pelt jostling with each bounce, and he decided to try Alena's suggestion of going on all fours. From legs to hands the Vampyre hobbled forward with as much haste as he could muster, sobbing and breathing raggedly.
Alena Wulf stopped counting and stood there in contemplation for a moment. He was really doing a poor job at being a bear. This whole ordeal was turning out to be a big disappointment, even with making the whelp cry. She might have to summon Szandor back just to fix her mood after this one.
At the count of 30 she would meander after the poor fool.