Thread:Johnathon Strider/@comment-24852191-20171230093314/@comment-24852191-20171231200229


 * Claud watches the truck as David pays the cashier. A man walks from the truck to a store next to the market. Moments later, a woman runs out crying as she goes to the back of the truck. She screams and cries again. David and Claud watch as she is escorted back inside by another man. David walks over and Claud follows.

David: What’s going on?


 * Thw driver of the truck looks at David.

Driver: We think Mrs. Gaina’s husband is dead.

David: Why’s that?

Driver: We went out this morning to cut some wood in the foot hills. What we found instead were the shredded remains of a man and a half eaten horse. We found the remains of a saddle nearby. It had his name on it. The remains are in the truck.

David: My God.

Driver: Yeah, we think it was a wolf attack.


 * Another man chimes in. An Englishman.

Englishman: Nay, it was a vampire attack.

Driver: What makes you say that?

Englishman: Since when have wolves been able to snap and turn bone to splinters. Plus, where’s the blood? Did you see much at the sight you got these remains?

Driver: You know, now that I think about it, there wasn’t much blood.

Englishman: See?


 * David scoffs at the Englishman.

David: Oh, please. There’s no such thing as vampires. It’s just an old lengend. Right Claud?

Claud: Uh, right.

Englishman: Oh, then explain Paris? What was it? A terrorist attack?

David: Sure.

Englishman: It most certainly was not! I was there! I saw the blood creatures themselves! They herded us into camps. They were going to use us as workers and food!

David: Uh, Claud? Let’s get home. Mother will be worried if we don’t return.


 * They turn and walk back towards the house. Claud looks at David.

Claud: I guess The hole Paris thing’s get everyone really worked up.

David: Yeah. Everyone’s been worried since Paris fell and Frace and all that. Then, there are the tourists who seem to think that coming to Transylvania they will see or become a vampire. It’s a bunch of (bleep) if you ask me.


 * Claud scowls slightly.

Claud: Hm, yes, because vampires don’t exist.

David: Exactly.


 * They make it back to the house.

Elena: Ah, good. You can put the food in the deep freeze until power’s back.

David: Yes, mom.


 * Claud motions to the others to follow him into their room upstairs. Once in the room he looks at them, he looks at them with stern eyes.

Claud: They found the body of the human from the mountains.

Glenda: So? They don’t know we did it and that we’re vampires.

Romeo: They don’t, but that Guardian across the street does.

Claud: Guardian? So, that’s what I’ve been sensing all day?

Romeo: Hm, yes. I didn’t notice him until this morning. Probably when we regained our strength and got out of that God forsaken weather.

Claud: That only complicated things. We’ll need to deal with him before he gives away our position.

Glenda: If he hasn’t already.


 * The begin planning.


 * Meanwhile, Calloway attempts to keep observant from across the street. He had only been a Guardian for ten years, but he was well received in the GA for his intellect. After all, that’s what he was the Guardian of. He was known as a cunning Guardian and the GA had been almost exclusively sending him on the most important assignments a Guardian of his caliber could handle. However, now, he grew restless as he wanted to put an end to the one who killed his sister. His sister, Sara, was the Guardian of Intuition. The two of them along with their other brother, Vernon, the Guardian of Intelligence, were known simply as “The Calloway Triplets”. She unfortunately met her end when they were sent on a mission by the Alliance to infiltrate the subterranean levels of Dark Charger’s castle during the Fall of Paris. Since then, he’s been relatively closed off and held little regard for his own life anymore. But, when he was ordered to track down the orb, he jumped at the chance. His endeavors had led him here, to this little town in the Carpathian Mountains.