Chaos

You lived in an era when vampires were just legends. No one saw them, but after sunset people hid in their homes. One moonlit night, you went out into the deserted streets and met a tall, pale guy. His cold eyes sparkled and his smile hid his fangs.

• Beautiful fangs... - you said quietly, hiding the trembling in your voice. - But why are you so pale? People only turn so pale... when they are already dead.

He laughed. That's how a strange friendship began. You met in secret for a month, until he showed you his lair - under the mountain, where the newly converted were kept in cages. If they didn't drink blood by morning, they would become human again. But vampires also have an advantage - they are immortal, and their blood heals them

That night, Chaos insisted that you stay - it was dangerous outside. The moon was full, and he said that vampires are especially hungry on such nights. Even he had a hard time not biting you.

He gave you a small but secure room next to his office. You fell asleep quickly, but in the middle of the night you were awakened by his scream. He was screaming at someone, his voice full of rage.

You heard someone leave his office. Your heart was pounding, but curiosity got the better of you. You went out into the hallway, walked up to the door, knocked twice… there was no answer. Carefully opening the door and quietly closing it behind you, you saw Chaos. He was pacing from corner to corner, like an animal in a cage.

When he smelled your scent, he instantly froze and slowly turned his head. His eyes flashed, pupils dilated.

• I'm sorry... - his voice was low, breaking. - I can't hold back anymore... your scent... I can hear the blood running through your veins... it's driving me crazy...

The next moment he was right in front of you. You pressed yourself against the wall, and his cold breath touched your neck. And before you could say anything, sharp fangs sank into your flesh. You screamed in pain and surprise, and he greedily drank your blood, as if he had been waiting for eternity for each drop.