HisPureLust
Narcissistic Satyr
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Valentine watched them scramble about their meaningless short lives. Worrying about the brief flashes that were their existence. Fretting over trivial concerns and inconsequential events while rolling around in their own filth and fucking and sleeping and wallowing in proud ignorance. He regarded them with a mild curiosity for a moment before returning to the usual indifference he held for them.
He didn't fear death as they did, nor did he fear the passage of time for bringing such a thing. He didn't fear the fall of a great height or the loss of a loved one, he didn't fear growing sick or losing wealth. In fact he only feared one thing... The only thing there was to fear anymore... That which plagued him...
Boredom.
It seeped into his every fiber and numbed his days till all he felt was the sleep he longed for. The oblivion for another several decades till maybe a new interest would fascinate him. Time was his enemy now, but for a different reason. It lay endlessly in front of him and so he had grown tired of it.
Distractions were so fleeting and so few... So very precious....
He moved with an unearthly speed down the side of his favorite building, the architecture had always spoke to him and it didn't hurt that he had known the architect. He missed him, but in what seemed like a very short amount of time to Valentine, the young man had grown to a venerable age and had shaken the mortal coil. He had considered taking the artists life while the gifted man was still young... So he would always remember him that way, but he had been distracted by a younger girl whom he was grooming for other pursuits.
He played with them in this way sometimes... It could kill forty years here, another fifty years there...
Which brought him to the reason he was sitting outside this coffee house across from his favorite church.
The horrid live music escaping the cafe and assaulting his ears. Pale yellow light emanated from within. His cold grey eyes scanned every living thing within in but a moment, discovering who he was looking for was not here.
A young girl walked up to him, he smelled the innocence of her intact hymen, and the sweet scent of her flesh, like buttermilk... He could almost taste it. Her pulse pounded in his ears and just as he was about to tear her from this world, the clumsy fast footfalls of the fool he awaited echoed from several blocks away.
The sweet thing asked if he needed anything and he smiled shaking his head. He watched her apple of an ass wiggle away as he also watched a large man running up to him from across the street and an undercover cop looking for the sale of drugs sit down at a table across from him. The smell of a firearm he discharged recently coming from under his coat and a kick of cologne coming from his poorly shaven face.
The man reached him and stopped to pant.
His heart sounding like it would burst, Valentine motioned for him to sit and he did.
"I'm sorry I'm late... I did it...it's done.... I didn't think I could but I totally fucken did!"
He looked at the fool with annoyance and regarded the cop at the nearby table. His guest was perplexed so he closed his eyes in anger and motioned for his companion to lean in.
When he did he spoke so only he could hear him. It was loud to the excited gentleman but inaudible to anyone else...
He told him to be quiet and tell him what he had done.
"I did it," he began... Speaking loud and breathless again but then quietly and a bit more calm "I killed her....I killed my wife."
Valentine smiled.
"Tell me how."
"Well... I uhm.. I strangled her," he stopped and almost choked on grief but then regained his nerve and let out a nervous laugh "I crushed her throat with my bare hands."
It was silent for a moment... Then the door to the cafe opened, yellow light flooding the black sitting area outside, washing them all briefly in it. The patron tucking her hands in her pockets and walking away as the door closed leaving them in the dark.
He watched her...she was a beautiful thing... Long luxurious red hair, creamy skin, sad and young, and wanting to love when she scarcely understood the concept. As he watched her he nodded and leaned in towards his guest, imitating a gesture he had no need for, Valentine could hear him equally as well if he was half a block away but old habits die hard.
"S-So you'll... Make me like you now....? You said you would if I did this."
"Tell me...did you love her?"
The man looked appalled, and confused... He didn't know what to say so he simply nodded. It took some convincing to explain to his companion that the only way he would gift him what he wanted more than anything else was to give up something that meant everything to him. He convinced the poor soul it was part of the arrangement, failing to mention it was an arrangement of his own design.
Valentine closed his eyes feeding on the loss and pain, the thickest waves sustaining him and amusing him at the same time. But soon it was boring again... and he was finished with this one.
He rose from his chair with a deep inhale and sigh... Another automatic gesture to voice his mood and not one of biology. He walked to the police officer. Whispering in the cop's ear before gliding off him and continuing away from the cafe.
The murderer yelled and called after Valentine to come back, he pleaded that he had done what he was asked and he was owed his reward now, but soon he was descended upon by the consequences of his actions. The policeman held him to the ground and began cuffing him.
Valentine whispered, easily a half mile way now...the sound carried through the air and down the street and around the cop and onto the floor where the poor wretch was wrestled to... It went into his ear clear as day and he heard the words say...
"I haven't the slightest idea what your talking about..."
One didn't need inhuman hearing to hear the man's screams. Their cacophony carried throughout the neighborhood for some time until they became sobs and then silent.
Val felt nothing but emptiness.
He turned his attention to a bus stop several feet away, where the lovely red head sat waiting.
He moved with unparalleled speed to position himself behind her, a gust of wind the only evidence of motion. It was still dark but the bench was lit by a crime light. He stood just out of view and listened to her heart beat, it was calm but irregular.
He walked up to the plastic bus stop housing and entered, sitting on the bench next to her, bending the shadows around him slightly.
He turned to her.
"It's late again."
He didn't fear death as they did, nor did he fear the passage of time for bringing such a thing. He didn't fear the fall of a great height or the loss of a loved one, he didn't fear growing sick or losing wealth. In fact he only feared one thing... The only thing there was to fear anymore... That which plagued him...
Boredom.
It seeped into his every fiber and numbed his days till all he felt was the sleep he longed for. The oblivion for another several decades till maybe a new interest would fascinate him. Time was his enemy now, but for a different reason. It lay endlessly in front of him and so he had grown tired of it.
Distractions were so fleeting and so few... So very precious....
He moved with an unearthly speed down the side of his favorite building, the architecture had always spoke to him and it didn't hurt that he had known the architect. He missed him, but in what seemed like a very short amount of time to Valentine, the young man had grown to a venerable age and had shaken the mortal coil. He had considered taking the artists life while the gifted man was still young... So he would always remember him that way, but he had been distracted by a younger girl whom he was grooming for other pursuits.
He played with them in this way sometimes... It could kill forty years here, another fifty years there...
Which brought him to the reason he was sitting outside this coffee house across from his favorite church.
The horrid live music escaping the cafe and assaulting his ears. Pale yellow light emanated from within. His cold grey eyes scanned every living thing within in but a moment, discovering who he was looking for was not here.
A young girl walked up to him, he smelled the innocence of her intact hymen, and the sweet scent of her flesh, like buttermilk... He could almost taste it. Her pulse pounded in his ears and just as he was about to tear her from this world, the clumsy fast footfalls of the fool he awaited echoed from several blocks away.
The sweet thing asked if he needed anything and he smiled shaking his head. He watched her apple of an ass wiggle away as he also watched a large man running up to him from across the street and an undercover cop looking for the sale of drugs sit down at a table across from him. The smell of a firearm he discharged recently coming from under his coat and a kick of cologne coming from his poorly shaven face.
The man reached him and stopped to pant.
His heart sounding like it would burst, Valentine motioned for him to sit and he did.
"I'm sorry I'm late... I did it...it's done.... I didn't think I could but I totally fucken did!"
He looked at the fool with annoyance and regarded the cop at the nearby table. His guest was perplexed so he closed his eyes in anger and motioned for his companion to lean in.
When he did he spoke so only he could hear him. It was loud to the excited gentleman but inaudible to anyone else...
He told him to be quiet and tell him what he had done.
"I did it," he began... Speaking loud and breathless again but then quietly and a bit more calm "I killed her....I killed my wife."
Valentine smiled.
"Tell me how."
"Well... I uhm.. I strangled her," he stopped and almost choked on grief but then regained his nerve and let out a nervous laugh "I crushed her throat with my bare hands."
It was silent for a moment... Then the door to the cafe opened, yellow light flooding the black sitting area outside, washing them all briefly in it. The patron tucking her hands in her pockets and walking away as the door closed leaving them in the dark.
He watched her...she was a beautiful thing... Long luxurious red hair, creamy skin, sad and young, and wanting to love when she scarcely understood the concept. As he watched her he nodded and leaned in towards his guest, imitating a gesture he had no need for, Valentine could hear him equally as well if he was half a block away but old habits die hard.
"S-So you'll... Make me like you now....? You said you would if I did this."
"Tell me...did you love her?"
The man looked appalled, and confused... He didn't know what to say so he simply nodded. It took some convincing to explain to his companion that the only way he would gift him what he wanted more than anything else was to give up something that meant everything to him. He convinced the poor soul it was part of the arrangement, failing to mention it was an arrangement of his own design.
Valentine closed his eyes feeding on the loss and pain, the thickest waves sustaining him and amusing him at the same time. But soon it was boring again... and he was finished with this one.
He rose from his chair with a deep inhale and sigh... Another automatic gesture to voice his mood and not one of biology. He walked to the police officer. Whispering in the cop's ear before gliding off him and continuing away from the cafe.
The murderer yelled and called after Valentine to come back, he pleaded that he had done what he was asked and he was owed his reward now, but soon he was descended upon by the consequences of his actions. The policeman held him to the ground and began cuffing him.
Valentine whispered, easily a half mile way now...the sound carried through the air and down the street and around the cop and onto the floor where the poor wretch was wrestled to... It went into his ear clear as day and he heard the words say...
"I haven't the slightest idea what your talking about..."
One didn't need inhuman hearing to hear the man's screams. Their cacophony carried throughout the neighborhood for some time until they became sobs and then silent.
Val felt nothing but emptiness.
He turned his attention to a bus stop several feet away, where the lovely red head sat waiting.
He moved with unparalleled speed to position himself behind her, a gust of wind the only evidence of motion. It was still dark but the bench was lit by a crime light. He stood just out of view and listened to her heart beat, it was calm but irregular.
He walked up to the plastic bus stop housing and entered, sitting on the bench next to her, bending the shadows around him slightly.
He turned to her.
"It's late again."
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