Re: When Death Comes My Way, The Darkness Will Be All Too Welcome {Please Reply!}

[Guest]

"Hey! I didn't almost die the first time. It was only a scratch!" I neighed. "Just the last time." My voice cracked.

[• Echo]

I snorted softly. "Just a scratch? How was it just a scratch when blood was pouring from your leg?" I ask quietly, then shake my head slightly, closing my eyes.

[Guest]

I look at the mare and frown thinking. "Well it does appear that when she encountered the other fairy it left its mark of death on her." I chuckle happily. It wasn't to be mean I was just a happy fairy, nothing could bring me down. Shrugging I smile then return to the subject I was telling in the first place. "The mare that had helped and suddenly left, her name is Black Rain." I turn to the stallion. "She has been living here for quite sometime going unnoticed. But it must of been the will of the gods to have you all cross paths. Usually she keeps a good guard up and can stay out of others ways. Today I had been delivering Black Rain a message and that is how the mare had happened upon the doe." I nod my head towards the mare whose name was Mystie. "Black Rain had been pursuing (sp) but I had stopped to deliver her the message."

[Guest]

I tilted my head. "A lot of what you just said did not make any sense at all. What doe?" I glanced at Phantom but quickly looked away. I sensed he did not want me here anymore. I pulled my ears back slightly. "Sorry." I whispered to him. "I will be gone as soon as possible." I looked into the trees.

[Guest]

I tssk tskked and shake my head. "Don't let forgetfulness be your friend. The one you killed and drained of blood before the wolf attacked you." I frown and rest my hands on my hips.

[Guest]

"Oh." I quickly looked away. I tried, unsuccessfully, not to meet Phantom's eyes.

[• Echo]

I arch my eyebrows slightly listening to the fairy. "Well then she must have gotten here while I was gone, as I just returned today. And what doe?" I asked. I had noticed the way she had nodded in Mystie's direction when she had said that, and frowned slightly. Hearing Mystie's quiet words, I sigh, shaking my head slightly. I didn't want her to go; It got lonely here, and it would be nice to have someone whose mind wasn't corrupted to talk to every so often. I looked back to the fairy. "What does this specific doe have to do with this?" I asked.

[Guest]

"Yes. Why does it matter that I did that to it?" I asked.

[Guest]

I throw my head gettin tired of talking to narrow minded creatures. "It was the one Black Rain had been pursuing before I had stopped her. It was the one Mystie killed. It is the whole reason you all crossed paths with her. She is sorry for dispersing so quickly. But if you are around her you are in danger."

[Guest]

"What do you mean we are in danger? She helped me." I protested. "So do you want me to leave? Because I will if I have to." I whispered for only Phantom to hear.

[Guest]

I look away for a moment sadness crossing my face. "Ever since...I don't know if I should tell you..She hates it when others know of her secret."

[Guest]

"Yes but who are we to tell?" I gestured around with my muzzle. "The trees? I'm sure the spirits already know."

[• Echo]

I scowl slightly, knowing she thought we were dumb. "Why was she chasing the doe, I mean? And why does she insist on sending you to tell us this when what's done is done and over with? How does it concern either of us? I don't want to get mixed up in others' troubles unless I know the full reason and find it worthwhile," I say, flicking my tail as I look at the fairy. I shook my head and shrugged slightly when the fairy looked away from me, glancing at Mystie for a moment.

[Guest]

"Yes, I'm a vampyre. Big deal. That's kinda what we do. I agree with him." I said, looking at Phantom.

(g2g sorry. see you tomorrow?? bye.)

[Guest]

I nod and continue. "Ever since she has turned no one is safe. Death follows her like she is his bride. Her soul is not hers, it belongs to something else down under. She is a monster...Thats why she is here, so that she won't kill anyone else. She is a killer..murderer. She kills for lust, she does feed on it but she also just kills to kill. She's afraid that if she stays around here and one of you accidently anger her she will go on a killing rampage like before."

[• Echo]

I shake my head slightly. "And the doe? Why was she chasing it?" I ask, yet again, forcing myself to keep my voice calm, yet my lip curled at what the fairy said Black Rain had turned into. I considered myself to be a murderer, but I couldn't help it. I never killed for the pleasure of it, merely because I needed to.

[Guest]

"And we are not murderers?" I narrowed my eyes. "I kill for lust. I need to kill. It's part of my natural life." I snorted. "What part in this does the doe play?"

[• Echo]

I looked over at Mystie as she talked, sighing inwardly. I didn't want her to leave, but I knew that after her experiences here, she probably wanted to as soon as she could.

[Guest]

"I won't leave." I assured Phantom, sensing his doubt. "I can't. You are... too special."

[• Echo]

I shake my head slightly. *That's not always exactly good...* I whispered into her mind, flicking my tail as I hold her gaze for a moment before looking back to the fairy.

[Guest]

"What do you mean?" I asked words meant only for his ears, but the fairy must have heard them. I heard a rustle in the trees and turned to see the winged human, red eyes, black wings and all. I flattened my ears at her but she just stared. "What do you want?" I neighed to her. She turned and ran off into the trees. I didn't bother following her. I had a much bigger issue here. She would have to wait.

[• Echo]

I sighed softly, stomping a back hoof in the deep snow. It flew up and clung to my legs, yet it blended in perfectly with the color of my hide. *I'm just... Different* I said nervously, shaking my mane slightly.

[Guest]

I frowned. "So am I." I didn't get what he was telling me. "It can be just us in these woods. No one else dares to enter." I tried to make him understand that I wanted to be with him, no matter what.

[• Echo]

I looked over at her again. What I was, in my eyes, was a monster. I was somehow more than others, and hell, I probably far surpassed her age by centuries! I forced myself to look at the fairy again, lowering my head slightly as the spirits in the trees shifted, eyes strangely bright.

[Guest]

I was saddened by the fact that he tried not to look at me. I half-closed my eyes, wishing that he would just accept the fact that we were meant to be together.

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