A Tale Of A Wolf

newfound vampire strength, crept up silently and struck, sinking her razor-sharp fangs deep into Kayla's ne

h, metallic taste. She sucked greedily, her eyes closed in rapture, as Kayla's life force ebbed away. The sound

r blood with relentless intensity. The room spun, and Kayla's thoughts grew foggy,

a would revive soon, but she couldn't allow an uncontrolled vampire like Aurora to escape. Then she recalled that the sun was still up, which meant Aurora would succumb

to reverberate in her mind: "You're now a vampire." The concept seemed absurd, yet the reality of her actions hit her like a ton of bricks. Overwhelmed

in the most inopportune moments. "Don't ask me like we shared a bloody cocktail

out of control. She gazed at her blood-stained hands, and her weeping intens

ld because of the transition." She paused, her eyes gleaming with a hidden agenda. "If I let you leave, you'll p

f concern. She had no intention of helping Aurora; her goal was to manipulate the fledg

hell are you saying? You think this is some kind of joke?" But Ava's calm deme

t you just pulled remind you of?" The truth was too horrific to consider, but Ava's suggestion sparked a mor

ever experienced. It burned her so intensely that she sprinted to the shadows at supernatural spe

ing with the implications. "What's happening to me?" she pl

Just release me from these ropes." The subtle manipulation was lost on Aurora,

t instead of gratitude, Ava swiftly retaliated, stabbing Aurora with a makeshift stake. The twist of the stake s

and you have to go." She readied another stake, aiming for Aurora's heart. But

Aurora, her hands still clutching her neck where Aurora had bitten

ination to destroy the vampire before her. Despite the invisible barrier, Ava continued

m the sun. Run as fast as you can, get out of here!" Aurora's initial skepticism gave way to trust, recalling

her surprise, the bracelet shielded her from the sun's burning rays, allowing her to es