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Vampires vs. Werewolves Roleplay (The one with twilight charries)
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Cielo
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Feb 02, 2012 07:19PM
Zach dodged, rolling to the far side of the room, and onto his feet in one fluid motion. "I know you're still in there Rebecca." he said. "Don't let her do this. Don't let her make your face a murderer."
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"She can't do anything to stop," Rebecka sneered, lunging again and tackling him to the ground.
"And why is that?" Zach asked kicking her off of him. "She's pretty resourceful."
"Because I'm too strong for her now," Rebecka said, running by and yanking his feet out from under her him, then slammed her foot into his chest, pinning him to the floor.
"I don't believe that." Zach said, struggling to get up from under her foot.
Rebecka shrugged. "Believe what you want," she said. "I really don't care. Christian, will come in here for a moment?" She called.
"Yes?" Christian asked, at her doorway in seconds.
Rebecka waved Christian over to her then whispered in his ear. "I need you to use the shadows to bind his wrist and anckles to different point in the room. Then I need you to rip him apart."
Christian's eyebrows furrowed in confusion. "Why?" he asked softly.
"You don't need to worry about it," Rebecka said, strengthening the spell and running a hand through his hair.
Christian smiled at her touch. "'Kay." he said, and waved a hand in Zach's directions, the shadows immediently taking hold of him.
"Seem familiar?" Rebecka smirked muting the house so no one would here Zach screaming.
"Too much so." Zach said, trying to keep his voice from shaking and mentally regretting not taking some backup.
Rebecka smirked and sat back on her bed. "Why don't we start with his right arm," she said to Christian.
Christian waved his hand, and the shadow started to slowly shrink back.
Rebecka leaned back and watched Zach.
"You do realize that's pointless don't you?" Rebecka asked.
"Just checking," Rebecka shrugged, "Carry on."
Zach continued to struggle pointlessly.
"Make it pull faster," Rebecka requested of Christian.
Christian waved his hand, adn the shadows pulled a bit faster.
"You know you were a lot more fun last time," Rebecka said to Zach.
"I was a lot less angry last time." Zach said.
"So let me get this straight," Rebecka said, "You're more angry now when you know she's alive then you were when you thought I had killed her?"
"A lot more has happened since then." Zach siad.
"Nothing that hasn't happened before," Rebecka said. "Harder," she told Christian.
"Yeah, well I'm sick of it." Zach said, his voice strained with pain.
"Christan can you hand me the small cardboard box from my closet?" Rebecka asked.
Christian nodded eagerly, and fetched it .
"Thank you Christian," Rebecka said, taking it from him. She held up the box for Zach to see, the box that had the agiel. "Do yo remember this?" She asked. "She asked you to help her get rid so that she couldn't hurt anyone with it anymore, but you refused. Now I get to use it."
Rebecka reached in then hissed and yanked her hand back. "D*m* that hurts," she whispered then reahed back in. She grimaced as she pulled out the agiel.
"Believe me, I know." Zach commented.
"It hurts the user as much as it does the victim," Rebecka said. "They told me tha right before we left," she continued refering to the Mord-Sith, as she got of the bed and crouched over Zach. "They also said that the user eventually becomes used to it. But the victim never does, and we had lifetimes to find out if that is true." Then she stuck the agiel into his stomach.
Zach cried out, and his back arched in pain.
Rebecka lifted the ageil and stuck it into his right shoulder, the one that she was havin Christian pull.
Zach screamed louder, trying to pull away from the touch of the agiel.
"You know I do want his arm to come off right," Rebecka said to Christian taking away the agiel.
"No," Christian said, and in his shock, he left the shadows slip. "I didn't. Why would you want that?"
"Because I do and I need you to stop asking questions," Rebecka said, strengthening the spell.
"Right, right, right." Christian said hastily, making the shadows pull harder.
Rebecka sat on Zach's chest and stuck the agiel in the crook of his neck.
Rebecka smirked and lifted the agiel. She held it just above his throat. "If I press right here," she whispered, "it will kill you, vampire or not."
Rebecka chuckled and it down next to his head. "Please," she laughed, "I'm not going to let you out that easily."
"I want to draw this out as long as possible," Rebecka said. "Maybe at some point you will realize that messing with me is never a good idea."
