The Dark Sire Issue 2 (Winter 2019) | Page 89

“You son-of-a-bitch,” I spat at him through gritted teeth. “One of these days, I will be the one to kill you. Mark me.” “My dear, sweet Aya. I don’t think I have to worry about dying at your hands.” Lazarius reached out with his slender right hand, grabbing the side of my head. “You will never have the ability to destroy me. I am your creator remember.” I tried to shake free of his touch; ‘Oh how my life keeps repeating itself.’ I thought. “Go to hell!” “No. That’s not a trip I’m planning. Sorry, my dear.” His grip tightened briefly on my skull, not enough to crush or injure, but I could feel his power rushing into me. My mind racing, trying to formulate a plan to break free, I looked into his cold, sardonic eyes for an answer. ‘Why does he keep defeating me?’ was my last thought as the darkness overcame me and everything went black. When I began to notice my surroundings again, I was still lying on the ground, my assailant standing over me. He looked down at me, smiling. Raising his pale wrist to his mouth, he sank those vicious canines into it, tearing the skin just enough so the blood flowed freely. He bent to me, placing his wrist against my mouth. I turned my head away with the insignificant bit of strength I had been able to muster, disgusted; but he forced my head back and pushed his bleeding wrist into my mouth. Hardly having any force to fight against him, the warm metallic taste of his blood ran into my mouth and down my throat. It was not the taste of normal blood (such as 87