TheGrind
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Charles broke from his brethren centuries before, opting for the opportunities in the New World three centuries before. Surviving in the Amazon jungle, he sucked dry the natives as he braved the torrential downpours and the floods. It was hell at times but he escaped the persecution of vampires, witches and the like in the old world which endeared him more and more to his new home. He had tried immersing himself in the colonial world at first but found the Portuguese disagreeable. By the time the politics and centuries had changed things, Charles had already called this place home.
The natives knew his area was off limits lest they risk abduction and death. Unless the wayfarer was a young women, their lives meant little outside of a few meals. When he was through, he’d dump their carcasses off to the side, where they’d be found, emptied of blood, two prominent marks along their necks. Others were warned but adventurers and guides wrote off the tales as tribal fantasies. At best, they reasoned, the natives had run into bandits hiding out from the Brazilian government.
Over the last few decades deforestation grew but when a construction crew attempted to impede on his territory, workers kept missing. Soon the company decided to alter its path and try a new area. There were plenty of things to blame for their missing employees but by this day and age vampires had been written off as fantastical lore. No he wasn’t bound by anyone, much less a lonely writer in some British town. These days he could return; and sometimes he did head to the larger cities when he needed a sexual or blood fantasy fulfilled. But the jungle was his home and he wasn’t going to permit anyone to impede on his territory. That was until he noticed the girl.
The first time he saw her, he let her go. She didn’t look like the natives and he’d just returned from town. But he followed her as long as he was willing, staying out of sight. Planting his home in the region for so long meant that Charles had an incredible knowledge of the area. He’d seen extravagant tress today when they were once nothing more than saplings struggling for their very lives centuries before. This world was his.
But today was the second time and he couldn’t let her go on with this egregious attitude through what was his. Hadn’t she heard the stories? Wasn’t she afraid of what ran off the others? Or those tales told by wide-eyed natives? He could tell just by looking at her that she wasn’t a local and she definitely wasn’t an explorer, that decision he’d already made. Not that it mattered what she was or her reason because by the end of the day he was going to carve her into only one thing: His.
The natives knew his area was off limits lest they risk abduction and death. Unless the wayfarer was a young women, their lives meant little outside of a few meals. When he was through, he’d dump their carcasses off to the side, where they’d be found, emptied of blood, two prominent marks along their necks. Others were warned but adventurers and guides wrote off the tales as tribal fantasies. At best, they reasoned, the natives had run into bandits hiding out from the Brazilian government.
Over the last few decades deforestation grew but when a construction crew attempted to impede on his territory, workers kept missing. Soon the company decided to alter its path and try a new area. There were plenty of things to blame for their missing employees but by this day and age vampires had been written off as fantastical lore. No he wasn’t bound by anyone, much less a lonely writer in some British town. These days he could return; and sometimes he did head to the larger cities when he needed a sexual or blood fantasy fulfilled. But the jungle was his home and he wasn’t going to permit anyone to impede on his territory. That was until he noticed the girl.
The first time he saw her, he let her go. She didn’t look like the natives and he’d just returned from town. But he followed her as long as he was willing, staying out of sight. Planting his home in the region for so long meant that Charles had an incredible knowledge of the area. He’d seen extravagant tress today when they were once nothing more than saplings struggling for their very lives centuries before. This world was his.
But today was the second time and he couldn’t let her go on with this egregious attitude through what was his. Hadn’t she heard the stories? Wasn’t she afraid of what ran off the others? Or those tales told by wide-eyed natives? He could tell just by looking at her that she wasn’t a local and she definitely wasn’t an explorer, that decision he’d already made. Not that it mattered what she was or her reason because by the end of the day he was going to carve her into only one thing: His.
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