My black knight Episode 9

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🎴Happen 9 (A)
As Produced By Sheriff Squinty
Theme: Three Vamps on One Wolf
Sub Theme: An Unfair Match
 
 
I opened my mouth to howl as the agonizing pain sh0t throu-gh my b©dy but no sound c@m£ out. I felt the vampire’s hands re-lease my shoulders as I slowly sank to the ground, blindly clutching the wound as my eyes streamed with tears of pain.
Dimly I could hear the vampires conversing about something but all I could focus on was the burning s-en-sation spre-ading throu-ghout my b©dy. Was I dying? Was a vampire bite fatal to a werewolf? My blood was screaming in my veins and my Wolf was howling in fury in the back of my mind, urging me to get up, to fight it. She wanted me to Shift but the pain of the bite and the s-en-sation of the venom in my veins distracted me and distanced me from her. I wasn’t sure I would be able to Shift at all; maybe that was one of the side effects of vampire poison. My stomach plummeted as I realized that if I couldn’t Shift, I couldn’t contact my friends; and there was no way I could focus enough throu-gh all of this pain to contact my family members from this distance.
It was the worst pain I’d felt in my life, unlike anything I’d felt before, worse even than the t©uçh of silver to my skin. I drew back myl-ips to expo-se my elongated canines, snarling my fury as I focused on the two vampires in the alley.
One of them was gesturing at me as they discussed something. I tried to struggle to my feet but immediately coll@psed back down, breathing ha-rd and clutching my n£¢k as if that would help. At least the vampire venom didn’t cause immediate paralysis. Although p@rt of me was certain I was going to faint from the pain at any moment, my Wolf urged me to retaliate before they could do anything else to me. I tried to suppress a de-ep whine of pain, knowing they would only get satisfaction out of that.
I took a de-ep, shuddering breath as I tried to control the pain. I gritted my teeth as the wound burned; I could feel blood trick-ling down the side of my n£¢k. How dare those creatures bite me! How dare they attack me from behind!
Caught up in my furious thoughts, I drew all of my energy together as I focused on the vampire that had bitten me. I let my anger flood into my mind. It dominated all other coherent thoughts as my fury suffused me with heat. My eyes were watery with the pain, but I made every effort to suppress it, honing in on one target. I wasn’t going to just sit here and let them kill me.
Attempting to ignore the searing agony, I crouched for a split second, angled myself at the vampire, then lunged.
My b©dy uncoiled and flew throu-gh the air at a werewolf’s speed. The vampire turned, eyes wi-dening, and tried to dodge my attack but was not quic-k enough. My b©dy hit his at full f0rç£ and he flew backwards twenty feet, landing on his back with me on t©p of him.
I snarled, eyes still tearing up with the pain of the bite and prepared to sink my teeth into his pale throat. Then I s-en-sed slight movement from behind me and I was being picked up by the n£¢k and thrown backwards.
Twisting in the air I angled my position so I rolled as I hit the ground, quic-kly climbing to my feet to see the first vampire directly in front of me. I mentally cursed as I wo-bbled slightly; I had to get these damn heels off of my feet! The vampire was snarling as he drew his fist back and aimed a fast punch at my face.
 
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But not fast enough. With lightning speed, working on sheer instinct and adrenaline I spun away from the b!ow then swung a roundhouse kick at his head with every ounce of f0rç£ I had left. The vampire was either slower than I or not expecting my speed and ferocity; the b!ow struck him in the side of the head and he flew backwards, his b©dy and head hitting the wall on the side of the alleyway with a loud crack. He slowly slid down the wall, looking dazed.
I was slightly off-kilter from the roundhouse kick due to the fact that I was still wearing these stupid shoes, and did not have time to regain my balance before the other vampire was on me, his b©dy colliding with mine as he tackled me against the opposite wall. My back struck the wall and I gro-an ed with pain. The pain from the bite itself had less£ned slightly to a nearly bearable level. By the look on the vampire’s face, just inches from my own, he knew the pain was abating and planned on b!tt!g me again. He snarled grotesquely,l-ips peeling back to reveal his pointed canines as he pinned me to the wall. His entire b©dy was pressed against mine and I shuddered with revulsion at his cold t©uçh.
“You werewolf bit-ch,” he breathed. His breath smelled like a rotting corpse and I winced. His teeth were dangerously close to my face and I knew he was about to strike.
I began to thrash left and right as I attem-pted to break his grip. Although his hands were strong as they gr@bb£d my arms, and although he had me pinned ti-ghtly, I felt him shift slightly as I continued my struggle. With that small change in pressure I instinctively knew that in terms of brute strength, I was stronger.
With one more swift j£rk I freed one of my legs and threw my knee upwards in the same instant. I felt my b!ow hit its target between the vampire’s legs and he re-leased me, hissing in pain. I resisted the urge to sm-irk; apparently there was one consistent weak sp©t for males of all species.
I took advantage of his distraction by reaching forward and gr-abbing a handful of his shi-t. Then, utilizing every bit of my returning werewolf strength I threw the vampire towards the far end of the alleyway where there was just a dead end, a solid brick wall. I heard a dull thud as he struck the target.
I could feel the distance between my Wolf and I ra-pidly shrinking; the bite’s venom was wearing off. Shift! She commanded in my mind as I felt her consciousness reaching out towards mine.
Narrowing my eyes, I tried to fight off the last waves of pain so I could merge my consciousness with my Wolf’s. Unfortunately it was as if there was a thin mental barrier hovering between our minds. Try as I might I could not shatter it with my mental f0rç£. I was prevented from shifting entirely, only having my canines and claws, until the venom was out of my system completely.
Growling lowly at this realization, I bent down and un-buckled each shoe as quic-kly as I could (lamenting the fact that I hadn’t worn my more basic sli-p-on heels), dropping them next to me against the wall of the alleyway. The last thing I nee-ded was to break an ankle. ba-refoot, I approached the vampire I had just thrown. He was slumped at an awkward angle in the shadows at the bo-ttomof the wall and I had no doubt that I’d broken something when I threw him. Still, something told me he would heal fast enough and I nee-ded to kill him before he could.
Once again I didn’t get a chance to strike. I felt a rush of air and heard a low snarl behind me that signified the return of the first vampire. Apparently they healed pretty ra-pidly, as I’d definitely heard something crack when I threw him against wall. I spun around quic-kly in time to dodge two fast punches aimed at my face and che-st. I retaliated with a left hook of my own but he dodged to the right, aiming a kick straight at my stomach. I winced as it collided with my midsection. The air was completely knocked out of my system, causing me to stumble backwards a few steps. These guys just don’t give up! I snarled mentally, recovering my balance quic-kly before he could press the advantage.
 
I coiled and sprung, knocking into the vampire and s£nding us tumbling to the ground. We rolled over and over as we each attem-pted to punch and kick the other. As our momentum slowed the vampire tried to pin me to the ground with his weight on my upper half. Maneuvering the p@rt of my b©dy that he didn’t have pinned, I managed to wedge my feet un-der his middle before he could tra-p me entirely. With one big shove and a gr-unt of effort I extended my legs, throwing him off of me and into the wall nearby.
In an instant I struggled upward and leapt towards him, gr-abbing him while he was winded. His b©dy had slumped off of the wall but I gr@bb£d his n£¢k with one hand and slammed him right back into it. He hissed in pain. I decided to take a page out of the vampire’s book; snarling, I ba-red my canines, yanked his head to the side and buried my teeth into the junction between his n£¢k and shoulder.
The vampire roared in agony and fury and I felt a primal s-en-se of satisfaction as my Wolf howled triumphantly in the back of my mind. My teeth easily broke the skin and sank de-ep into muscle. His blood tasted bitter and was somewhat acidic; my victory was cut short as I had to withdraw my fangs when the blood rushed into my mouth and began to cause a burning s-en-sation.
Coughing and spluttering I re-leased him, spitting his life ess£nce out on the pavement and wiping my mouth with one hand. I could smell the fresh blood pouring out of his shoulder as he snarled in pain, sinking to the ground. I mentally reminded myself NOT to let vampire blood t©uçh me again, as my mouth was burning like I’d eaten a pile of jalepeños.
The logical side of my br@in kicked in then, reminding me of the other vampire on the far end of the alleyway, the one I’d kicked in the family jewels and then thrown like a rag doll. These vampires certainly weren’t as physically strong as I was, although they were fast. I spun around to see him slowly clambering to his feet. I crouched, br@cing myself for his next move. He looked down as his comrade, the one I had bitten, then ba-red his teeth in fury. Once again moving surprisingly fast, he leapt towards me. I dodged neatly to the side and he spun around, throwing a fist at my face. I threw my arm up in time to block it then countered with a punch of my own, hitting him square in the ribs.
The vampire gr-unted in pain but recovered quic-kly with a move I didn’t expect: he faked a left hook that I blocked, whirled to the side, then brou-ght his leg around and kicked my legs straight out from un-der me.
I ba-rely recovered in time to prevent my face from connecting with the pavement, landing heavily on my side. The vampire then gr@bb£d a fistful of my hair, yanking my head back painfully. I snarled with the pain but as he wrenched on my hair, my eyes fell on something nearby. An unconventional weapon, but it would work.
I twisted around slightly to gain leverage and elbowed the vampire as ha-rd as I could, which caused him to slightly loos£n the grip on my hair as the b!ow connected. I took this opportunity to abruptly reach forward, gr-abbing one of my shoes. My eyes watered as my scalp screamed in pain; I was pretty sure some of my hair had been pu-ll-ed out with my ra-pid movements.
All of this had happened in a mere second, and I wasted no more time. In the same motion that I gr@bb£d my shoe, I twisted back around again, gathering every ounce of my strength, and threw my arm forward, driving the heel straight into the vampire’s abd0m£n.
Who knew if humans had ever tried this trick, I thought dimly. They may not have the strength to make the heel into such a lethal weapon. But hell, at least these pointy shoes had been good for something tonight, I thought wryly, as the vampire screeched in agony and stumbled back. I quic-kly leapt upward again.
Growling ferociously, I rushed over to him with werewolf speed and slammed him into the wall, baring my teeth.
He put up a struggle, blood darkening the front of his shi-t, but I gr!pp£dhim ti-ghtly, my claws digging into his arms. I was considering the best way to leverage myself to break his n£¢k when I was caught off guard for the second time in mere moments.
 
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I heard something above me a split second before a heavy weight landed directly on my back. I staggered and coll@psed to my knees from the f0rç£ of it. I heard a malevolently dark chuckle from the entity on my back before something sharp and cold plunged into the side of my n£¢k.
I bucked furiously, throwing the intruder off, and staggered to my feet as I tried to focus on him. He stood there, a couple inches taller than the other two but clearly another vampire. Just how many were around here, anyways? He obviously had not bitten me; the burning pain had not returned. So what had he inser-ted into my n£¢k?
Without thinking, I raised one hand to my n£¢k. I could feel a miniscule puncture wound. A s-en-se of foreboding washed over me an instant before the dizziness hit me. I staggered yet again, suddenly exhausted. The world started to tilt on its axis and I coll@psed, breathing heavily.
A s-en-se of calm was beginning to wash over me despite the dizziness. I felt as if I hadn’t sle-pt for a week. My b©dy was beginning to shut down and my eyes drooped. My Wolf urged me to get up, to keep fighting, but I was just too tired. Dimly I registered that he must have inser-ted some drug into my system, but there was nothing I could do about it.
The last thing I heard was the two vampires arguing before I keeled over and my world went dark.
 
 
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