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Location: The Eclipse • Time: DUSK

Interactions: @TaeMentions: N/A

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"Welcome back you lovely denizens of the night to 'Stroke of Midnight'! I'm your hostess, the beautiful and talented Isabella St.Claire." The enchanting voice came from vampire woman sitting on a black, leather lounge chair. Her illustrious blonde hair was done in several large curls that flowed down her back. A figure-hugging red dress show off her curves adorned with a cropped leather jacket that was purposefully kept open. Isabella's lips shined in a glossy, crimson red that matched her nails.

She had her legs currently crossed as her eyes quickly shifted over the guest sitting across from her, showing no shame in expressing her interest in the man. "Now, I believe we were just getting to talking about your latest production, Hearts of Darkness: Volume 2, before we cut to break. I must say..." Isabella looked at him with a hint of hunger as she licked the underside of her lips to avoid messing with her lipstick. "...what an experience it was. First question I have to ask, what makes you make such media for the citizens of Halcyon?" The sultry tones that had underlined her speech faded as the question was made.

Voflango sat across from the hostess wearing a simple black v-neck shirt with gray, stone-washed jeans. Both were tailored to his exact profile. A warm, inviting smile drew those watching his chiseled features and brilliant eyes. "Volfango thanks you for such a wonderful introduction to the question. He had not realized with such beauty before him that a break had even occurred." The words rolled off his tongue, carried with the clear diction of a performer. "The answer is quite simple, no? Volfango does it to connect to the hearts of his people and give them a story that is theirs." Volfango leaned forward from his perfectly upright posture.

"Love between a Lycan and a vampire. A taboo to some but in the darkness of the theatre it. is. hope." Volfango punctuated the last three words, his expression serious as he continued. "Hope that a special kind love one searches eternity might be out there, no matter the odds or challenges. A story that only the good people of Halycon can understand and appreciate its truth." He leaned back against the somewhat stiff back of the chair. Never once did his eyes leave Isabella's.

A faint blush was clear on the vampire's cheeks as the camera shifted towards her. "Speaking of love, my viewers would burn me on a stake for not asking if there wasn't some special someone for Volfango?" The shift of her weight suggested the statement was not entirely truthful.

Volfango let out a deep chuckle flashing his perfectly white teeth. "Volfango is quite generous and he has yet to find one that can handle all his charity." He finished the statement with a not-so-subtle wink at Isabella.

She blinked once at his flirtatious gesture and coughed softly into her hand "I see. Well, since our time is coming to end I have a few questions from our viewers. The first one comes from Saul Petrand and he asks..."


Volfango had come to Eclipse for one purpose alone and likely so did the various other patrons that crowded the space. A glamour of his own creation prevented those who gave him passing glances not to recognize him. It would slowly come undone faced with a lingering gaze and close proximity but that was by design rather than a flaw of the magic itself. Volfango needed to unwind and let himself loose after months of filming and a interview that ended in a particularly heated way. The best way one might even say.

The Fae flowed amidst the dancers on the floor. His hand resting on one hip only to shift with the beat to another, pressing himself against their back as the music carried the energy of the night. Graceful and fluid as his movements were, they belonged to a hunter in search of suitable prey. Volfango had been on his way to the bar for a drink and had nearly gotten to the bar when the most tantalizing of accents was carried to his ear on the wings of fairies.

Volfango had barely budged when the small woman crashed into him and he smiled brightly down a her letting a small laugh of his own. "Oh, Volfango needs no such convincing when he has eyes. The question, he thinks, is how many bad choices should we make?" His Italian roots made it easy to rolls the words into one sensual wave of suggestion.

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Location: Coldfang Safehouse in GutterBane • Time: DusK

Interactions: Angel - @princessMentions: Tessa - @Potter

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It had taken far too much effort to find her which only served to further the unease in his chest. He had his lips pressed against his folded hands, his icy blue eyes simply staring the woman across from him down. Each passing second was counted by the bouncing of his left leg as he worked through the right words and emotions, wanting to get his conversation started already. The yellowish lighting along with the light brown colors of the dining room portrayed an atmosphere of warmth that was absent in the tension between them.

"Luther, I..." His mother had begun to say in an vain attempt to break the silence. Whatever thoughts that he had been juggling were tossed out the window immediately as he rushed to stand letting out a snarl of warning. She didn't even give him the kindness of addressing him as son. The chair that had been teetering on its edge after his abrupt motion finally fell over after a far too long moment. Luther's jaw relaxed hearing the crashing sound behind him realizing he had been baring his fangs. His expression scowled at his lapse in control before focusing on the one responsible.

"You...don't get to talk right now." The words were spoken through gritted teeth. It didn't make sense. He was her to get answers from her. Naturally that meant she'd need to speak. He wasn't ready for it just yet. Maybe his problem was he wouldn't be ready for whatever answer she had.

She must have seen it as an opening because she didn't back down. There was little warmth in her voice. "What is it you want from me, Luther?"

He snapped back immediately uncaring of her provocation. "That...that is what you have to say?" It was all he could do not to dig his claws into the table between them, the fire of his temper cracking with the statement. She wanted to play it like that? Fine. "Did you know? The barely restrained anger seethed and wrapped around each word.

"About wha-" Her cold, almost professional tone was enough to nearly send him over the edge as he grabbed the chair behind him and flung it at the nearest wall. Dust and crumbling stone mixed with shards of wood on the floor.

"Fuck!" Luther drew out the word as he raked his fingers through his locks of dirty blonde hair. "That's it, isn't it? I wasn't likely to survive that night, huh? Write me off just like that? Can always just make another kid!"

"It wasn't likely you'd come out of it." His mother's even tone was the final straw.

"You're my mother! You should have protected me! You have NO idea what it was like!" Luther was up and out of his chair before his mother could even react, the tips of his claws digging into her throat as he lifted her up from her seated position. The warmth of blood trickling down his forearm. The crushing, burning sensation in his chest was the only warning of the error he made before the walls began to twist in on themselves. The table melted and evaporated into smoke that carried the ceiling from the room they were in, exposing them to a vast emptiness.

A brief turn of his head was enough to shift the perspective and his mother was no longer in his clutches. His head whipped around and what seemed like the inside of a Butcher's freezer encased him. His rapid breaths shown clearly in the suddenly frigid air. His breath filled the room and soon a thick veil of fog pooled at his feet and obscured most of his vision. His lungs felt like they were being shredded in his chest while his heart ached as if pinched in a closing vise. He wished he could close his eyes and let it all pass over him. The magic of the Fae was not so kind.

The metallic walls stretched and the fog swirled all around dragging him to whatever this particular vision had in store for him.

There was no mistaking the face of his mother as everything settled around him and the fog settled at his feet. Her jaw must have been cracked and the flesh torn for it hang in such an unnatural manner. Heavy, metal hooks dug into her arms and legs pulling her limbs taut with many smaller ones holding flaps of peeled skin. Sections were cleanly cut out and the subtle regrowth occurring before him was enough to tell him the unmoving body still held life. Luther begged for any kind of control to return to his body so he could turn away. Begged in silent horror to not witness this.

From the surrounding mist of the freezer came...himself. There was a vacant, empty look that did not meet the wide grin on his face as he made his approach to the strung-up image of his mother. His future self pressed a needle into side of his mother's neck, pressing down the syringe of some dark, purple liquid slowly. Luther's chest felt like it was caved in as the raw, overwhelming terror of his mother passed into him. Never had the vision imparted such unbridled emotions of those who would be his future victims.

"I'm so glad you got see father before your turn was up." The future Luther slid the sharp edge of a cleaver across her cheek, deep enough to split the flesh and catch glimpses of what remained of her tongue amidst the spray of blood. His mother tried to cry out in agony but it came out as a pathetic whimper. The future Luther chuckled as he pinched the edge of the cleaver. "Honestly, did not expect you to outlast him. Not like I would know you well enough, hmm." The cleaver was raised high and came down in barely perceived swing. Desperation saturated the fear that crowded inside Luther and pushed against his organs as the meat that made up half of his mother's face splattered to the ground like a wet fish. His body would not respond to anything he told it do.

"Ah well, all good things got to come to an end don't they?" The future Luther swayed his head back and forth as he twirled the cleaver in his hand pacing in front of her. The future Luther got up into the face of his mother and cupped her chin, the blood flowing over his fingers. "I'm so glad we got this quality time together but frankly..." The cleaved sawed into the center of his mother's chest with practiced strokes. The whine from her eviscerated throat was like steel rods shoved in Luther's bones. "It's high time your little wolf left the den." Future Luther's hand broke ribs as it pushed into his mother's chest, rupturing organs in collateral damage as he went for the object of his dig.

"Wasn't sure I'd find it there..." Future Luther said in surpise as he clearly relished slowly dragging his hand back out with his mother's freshly plucked heart. "She does have a heart!" He cheerfully mocked in a shrill voice as he turned the heart like it was the one speaking. As the light faded from his mother's eyes, the freezer's walls began to crinkle like aluminum in towards him. The fog that had filled the space blew impossibly quick by his feet as the walls came closer and closer until finally crushing him in a final flash of movement.

Luther nearly lost his balance and fell over as he snapped back to his body, the glaze over his eyes disappearing. His mother's hand was clasped around the arm that was still holding her up by the throat. The skin of that arm had ripped and he could feel the agonizing grinding of improperly formed bones. The burning rage that had previously filled his mind was aburtly replaced by a existential fear and anxiety as he stared wide-eyed at his mother. Her future fate burned clearly in the back of his mind as he checked her over.

Unbelieve pain slammed into him as his mind caught up to what was happening. He was in the process of a shift that felt like he was trying to stop a train without brakes. Luther dropped his mother immediately and threw himself towards the door, shattering the wooden frame completely as he rushed outside in the dimly lit back alley. His body shivered and twisted as the fear within demanded he shift to protect himself and eliminate any threat to himself. The cheeseburger he had picked up for dinner on the way over painted the ground the second he made it a few feet from the entrance. His hand shook as he dug for the phone in his athetlic pants, his extended claws ripping the fabric in his desperate search.

His breathing was pitched and heavy as he used the hand that had yet to partially shift to unlock his phone. Thank fuck for speed-dial. Luther howled as bones began to crack and shift, only held back by his insistence to hold off, and the disparity between the size of his legs made it difficult to walk. The relief as Sicily's name and number showed up on his screen was barely a drop in the ocean of terror that wanted to crush him. His mind had briefly considered Tessa but she didn't need this on top of what she was dealing with.

"Ah...shit...fuck come on Sicily. Pick up, pick up!" His voice was distorted as sharp teeth made it harder to speak as did his growing throat. She was the only one that could pull him out of this spiral and the only one he trusted to do what was needed if he lost his mind. Every breath felt like squeezing wet sand through a straw. It had never been that vivid nor affected him this severely. He could only put some distance between himself and his mother so that vision didn't become the near future.
Open to friendships for Angel while she’s been running amuck !


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Still working on the rest of the history and personality but I think they would be good friends
I'll probably have a rough draft for a werewolf tonight or tomorrow.


Was tempting to port one of my Ember Grove characters but new setting needs new character.
I'll probably have a rough draft for a werewolf tonight or tomorrow.
Its been awhile since I've done something like this so I'm putting my interest down.
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