The Curse of The Bloodwood

out of its hole and da

follow

nook and cranny, his hands sweeping

of his potential meal filled his nostrils. His eyes blazed with a fierce,

ree. But Louis was also desperate, he pursued it. The squirrel, real

quirrel's tiny body. The squirrel managed to

hrough the air, followed

ned, his face da

as tha

presence behind him. He turned to see Clinton emerging f

ton asked, still amused, 'I b

by a hint of embarrassment, 'Well,

nton sneered

de Clinton, looking pale and frightened. His wou

ticipation, and he felt a wave

dered, looking away from th

inton said, dropping the boy, 'If only you

than be a savage be

unning out, Louis. You need to feed so that your transformation wo

t to be like

continued, 'Your ti

Clinton. I'm trying to catch another s

ned, 'I've got the

the ground, clutching his stomach. A crimson st

d bee

he shooter. His eyes were red

o his walkie-talkie, 'This is Officer Harper-12. I need backup a

h into his neck and draining the lifeblood out of his body. The sound

m shiver. Louis turned to face him, wiping the

tions bore down on him, threatening to crush him. Then, without a wo

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nturies

ber,

Driven by the promise of fertile land and abundant resources, they had t

a grand house by the lake unde

egan to take shape, with cabins and work

ment flourished, and the lakesi

he town. Strange noises echoed through the forest at night. Some of th

nt dismissed these concerns, a

vering in the cold. But for the demons, this was the season of the hunt. The

atural creatures which were neither humans, yet they

se. Their teeth were razor-sharp, their nails sharper than any bla

humans, of course, were oblivious to its true nature. They believed they were from a distant

wn just beyond the lake, and only v

s that blinded the humans to the demons' true intentions.

vage wolves spread fear and panic among people. Frantic parents begged the Mayor for ac

panicked, the more

twisted one. And they play

t hunt. Instead, he waited for the others to bring him the choicest prey. And he fe

at an old lake house for a counci

ing the meeting because most of their recent meetings

gravelly, 'We have lost 50 men in 4 days, 50

fford. They were foolish. They disobeye

n a snarl, 'But this has

They were asked to stand down and wait for the signal, bu

the vampires nod

t's good they all died in the fi

50 men went against my orders and were gruesome

here has become quite stubborn. He no longer listens to anything you say. He goe

ese. I haven't disobeyed any of your orders. And I have sw

ord. It wouldn't be long before he gets caught and the trut

it's too late. I have given my full consent. Besides, Louis has shown us his