Selena The Death Dealer

Lucas's bloodied gaze locked onto hers, a wicked grin spreading across his face. Selina knew she couldn't just stand there.

small glass tube. He pocketed the tube, his sinister smile widening as his wounds began t

the door shut. With a quick turn of the key, the engine roared to

Michael asked, his voice trembling as he

arting between the road ahead and the rearview mirror. Th

the accelerator even harder, but Lucas leaped onto the roof of the car with a loud thud, his claws s

ercing the roof of the car. The sword missed them by inches, but Selina could feel the cold steel's intent. Another strike, a

Lucas flying off the roof, crashing onto the asphalt in front of the car. Without hesitation, Selina threw the car into reverse, the

o his feet. His smile returned, more sinister than before, as

l with all her remaining strength. The wound wasn't healing; the silver in Lucas's bla

least pull over," Michael said, his voice tinged with

apped, her voice lac

el insisted, his eyes widening as he

erself to focus on the road. But the world around he

No... not now," she whispered to herself, but her body betrayed her

y, veering off the road. He reached over, desperately trying to grab the wheel, but it

m instantly, the car sinkin

g for a way out. His fingers brushed against Selina's gun, and with a desperate move, he fired at the

air, as Michael struggled to keep both of them afloat. He noticed Selina was still bleeding heavily from the wound Luca

to wane. He suddenly remembered the sharp pain from earlier, the bite Lucas had given him. His hand

ood loss took its toll. Just as he tried to stand, his legs gave out, and he col

h a grim expression, his clothes soaked with blood. He headed st

I see why Josh said it was an ambush," the sci

ed, pulling out the small tube containing Mich

if Michael truly is the descendant of Caden, the vampire..." The sc

but filled with anticipation. "I've tested his blood, and i

e reached for the tube. "That's good. Let me

ips. "Make sure you're ready," he said, watching as the s

s alone in the dimly lit room. He knew that everyt