Dusk approached and Viktor watched though the curtains as the sun was setting. It was about six oâclock. Soon as the sun went down he could leave his apartment and assume the life of that which he once was. He had forgotten when he was bitten and cursed to change into this feeble state. Needing to prey of the unwary and weak, it sickened him but it was either that or die, there was unfortunately no cure for this disease. Though hope keeps him going, one day he will be free, Viktor promises that.
Sinking back into his arm chair he waits, his dark black hair covering his face, he didnât at all like what he had become and had accepted his life of darkness. He worn black combat boots and cargo pants to match, he worn a simple black shirt which clung to his body tightly, opened at the top he wore a pendant around his neck, a religious symbol. His shining light that may one day deliver him from this dark existence.
He was pale for the moment, hunger was taking over and he was egger for the sun to go down so he could be free of his apartment which he considered a cell more than a refuge.
The apartment was nothing, he had sold most of his possessions. Books were all he needed and his arm chair. The place was filled with books all about vampirism and anything you could think of relating to his being.
He had read every book, all of them had some common factors some of them were obscure and unrealistic ideals of the vampire race. Very few acknowledgements were correct. The obvious one was that sunlight was his bane, the reason he had to lock him self away. Speed and Strength were a positive attribute he had gained, though only useful for hunting, and he was no more than an average man unless he had fed recently.
All this time alone only his feeding comforted him, so long since he had spoken to another human, touched or felt anyone with any compassion. These emotions had been thrown away, bitterness and hate now consumed.
The bitterness consumed him as he watched the sun finally setting behind the silhouettes of the buildings beyond his window. Standing up he prepares to leave his cell. Towards the door he moves, no need to grab a jacket vampires feel no cold, a perk of being dead he curses as he travels down the stairs of his apartment building and out onto the street.
Sinking back into his arm chair he waits, his dark black hair covering his face, he didnât at all like what he had become and had accepted his life of darkness. He worn black combat boots and cargo pants to match, he worn a simple black shirt which clung to his body tightly, opened at the top he wore a pendant around his neck, a religious symbol. His shining light that may one day deliver him from this dark existence.
He was pale for the moment, hunger was taking over and he was egger for the sun to go down so he could be free of his apartment which he considered a cell more than a refuge.
The apartment was nothing, he had sold most of his possessions. Books were all he needed and his arm chair. The place was filled with books all about vampirism and anything you could think of relating to his being.
He had read every book, all of them had some common factors some of them were obscure and unrealistic ideals of the vampire race. Very few acknowledgements were correct. The obvious one was that sunlight was his bane, the reason he had to lock him self away. Speed and Strength were a positive attribute he had gained, though only useful for hunting, and he was no more than an average man unless he had fed recently.
All this time alone only his feeding comforted him, so long since he had spoken to another human, touched or felt anyone with any compassion. These emotions had been thrown away, bitterness and hate now consumed.
The bitterness consumed him as he watched the sun finally setting behind the silhouettes of the buildings beyond his window. Standing up he prepares to leave his cell. Towards the door he moves, no need to grab a jacket vampires feel no cold, a perk of being dead he curses as he travels down the stairs of his apartment building and out onto the street.