ItsTheWriter
Planetoid
- Joined
- Jan 23, 2019
Based off of the setting Baptism of Blood
"In believing that the undead are living husks, you forget half of what makes them who they are. They are alive. They have lives of their own. Motivations that push them to do what they must to survive. I believe that is their strength. You don't fear death if you are already dead. In a life where you are forced to be alive, you're able to live the fullest. To be able to experience what others cannot. To be able to do something in your life that most can never fathom of achieving. To an extent, they seem to be more alive than those who have a beating heart. Never forget. The heart of a Vampire is one that requires multiple lifetimes to understand." - Newkes, The First Vampire.
Rose colored curtains decorated the sides of an open-air bath, with a view that extended beyond the eyes of most. This was the most favored past time of her highness, Queen Viol of Et. A glimmer of light reflected off of the blood sea, giving the appearance of a bridge of light passing through the sea of red. It was a view that a vampire would die for. It was her view, and she planned to make the most from it. Slipping out of her robe, she sat into the small tub. The insides were full of blood wine, a mystical substance known to enhance the strength of vampires who drink it. Regular baths were common among the nobility of her kingdom. The nobles were responsible for protecting their holds. Its only proper for them to be strong enough. A great army looks upon the strength and wisdom of their leaders to guide them. A weak leader dulls the edge of even the strongest after all.
"Lovely. Isn't it?" Her body relaxed in the cool pool of liquid. "This view that watches over the kingdom. It's something that few eyes are blessed to experience." She turned over, smiling at her maid that stood nearby her. "I wonder if your friends envy you? A lavish kingdom like this, a beautiful view. No maltreatment from the others here." Her fangs were like clean silk, white like her clear skin. The Queen was a beautiful woman, one who was a symbol of nobility and honor with the new ages of violence. She was a living window to the past. "I'll make sure that they won't. It would be a shame to lose someone like you." She turned her gaze back onto the view. A cool breeze drew from the north, flowing through her long, chestnut colored hair.
"In believing that the undead are living husks, you forget half of what makes them who they are. They are alive. They have lives of their own. Motivations that push them to do what they must to survive. I believe that is their strength. You don't fear death if you are already dead. In a life where you are forced to be alive, you're able to live the fullest. To be able to experience what others cannot. To be able to do something in your life that most can never fathom of achieving. To an extent, they seem to be more alive than those who have a beating heart. Never forget. The heart of a Vampire is one that requires multiple lifetimes to understand." - Newkes, The First Vampire.
Rose colored curtains decorated the sides of an open-air bath, with a view that extended beyond the eyes of most. This was the most favored past time of her highness, Queen Viol of Et. A glimmer of light reflected off of the blood sea, giving the appearance of a bridge of light passing through the sea of red. It was a view that a vampire would die for. It was her view, and she planned to make the most from it. Slipping out of her robe, she sat into the small tub. The insides were full of blood wine, a mystical substance known to enhance the strength of vampires who drink it. Regular baths were common among the nobility of her kingdom. The nobles were responsible for protecting their holds. Its only proper for them to be strong enough. A great army looks upon the strength and wisdom of their leaders to guide them. A weak leader dulls the edge of even the strongest after all.
"Lovely. Isn't it?" Her body relaxed in the cool pool of liquid. "This view that watches over the kingdom. It's something that few eyes are blessed to experience." She turned over, smiling at her maid that stood nearby her. "I wonder if your friends envy you? A lavish kingdom like this, a beautiful view. No maltreatment from the others here." Her fangs were like clean silk, white like her clear skin. The Queen was a beautiful woman, one who was a symbol of nobility and honor with the new ages of violence. She was a living window to the past. "I'll make sure that they won't. It would be a shame to lose someone like you." She turned her gaze back onto the view. A cool breeze drew from the north, flowing through her long, chestnut colored hair.