Simion looked toward the floor, the chains binding his wrists and ankles together clanking loudly as the vampire scout who had captured him led him into his new dwelling, a cell of iron bars and cold stone floors. Blood dripped down from his neck, though most of it had dried. The scout had fed on him before he captured him, Simion assumed to make sure he tasted good because he hadn't turned or killed him. Opening the iron door, the scout cast him by one arm into the center of the unwelcoming cell, Simion's bloody lean form crumpling exhaustedly there and laying motionless.
"We'll feed you, if you're a good little human..." The scout cackled almost maniacally and slammed the door shut, walking off and leaving Simion in the cell all alone. "Well...what do we have here?" A fair voice, this must be one of the higher-ups in this castle, he thought. Looking up from his resting place on the icy floor, he caught sight of a royal-looking woman, though she was definitely not human. Sitting up, Simion locked his eyes on hers as she spoke again, "I hear you put up quite a fuss with Lucci, human." The extremely pale woman smiled slightly, batting her eyes a couple times before resuming, "You're pretty cute... though you could use a bath. I'll have one of my servants come and clean you up in a while." She elegantly placed her hands on her hips, baring her teeth in what almost looked like a smile before saying, "I'll be sure you get something to eat, don't worry." Though she seemed to be trying to be accommodating, her tone was sardonic at best. She grinned, her fangs brutally apparent in that moment as Simion studied her highly ornate dress. She must be some kind of royalty. Though inhuman and seemingly unkind, she was strikingly beautiful he thought. "Au revoir...", she spoke her farewell and raised a single hand, turning about and leaving him alone again. He could hear footsteps trailing down the dark hall even though he couldn't see her anymore.
Reaching his right hand up to his neck, the left side of which was covered in dried blood, he pulled it away after touching there and observed the bleeding had stopped. Sighing heavily, he pushed himself up from the cold floor, walking to the back stone wall of the cell and leaning his tired back against it. Bending his knees, Simion's back slid down the wall, curling into a ball then outstretching his legs and resting his head against the wall as well. He closed his eyes, cracking his knuckles to relieve the tension he felt, at least a little bit. He shook his head, ashamed that he'd let that annoying scout capture him at all, thinking he'd rather have died from him feeding. His breathing slowed as he attempted to calm the beating of his heart, his hands falling to his sides as he focused on his breathing and tried to ignore his new surroundings completely. He'd lost his shoes a day or two ago, his bare feet covered in dirt, not that he cared.
"We'll feed you, if you're a good little human..." The scout cackled almost maniacally and slammed the door shut, walking off and leaving Simion in the cell all alone. "Well...what do we have here?" A fair voice, this must be one of the higher-ups in this castle, he thought. Looking up from his resting place on the icy floor, he caught sight of a royal-looking woman, though she was definitely not human. Sitting up, Simion locked his eyes on hers as she spoke again, "I hear you put up quite a fuss with Lucci, human." The extremely pale woman smiled slightly, batting her eyes a couple times before resuming, "You're pretty cute... though you could use a bath. I'll have one of my servants come and clean you up in a while." She elegantly placed her hands on her hips, baring her teeth in what almost looked like a smile before saying, "I'll be sure you get something to eat, don't worry." Though she seemed to be trying to be accommodating, her tone was sardonic at best. She grinned, her fangs brutally apparent in that moment as Simion studied her highly ornate dress. She must be some kind of royalty. Though inhuman and seemingly unkind, she was strikingly beautiful he thought. "Au revoir...", she spoke her farewell and raised a single hand, turning about and leaving him alone again. He could hear footsteps trailing down the dark hall even though he couldn't see her anymore.
Reaching his right hand up to his neck, the left side of which was covered in dried blood, he pulled it away after touching there and observed the bleeding had stopped. Sighing heavily, he pushed himself up from the cold floor, walking to the back stone wall of the cell and leaning his tired back against it. Bending his knees, Simion's back slid down the wall, curling into a ball then outstretching his legs and resting his head against the wall as well. He closed his eyes, cracking his knuckles to relieve the tension he felt, at least a little bit. He shook his head, ashamed that he'd let that annoying scout capture him at all, thinking he'd rather have died from him feeding. His breathing slowed as he attempted to calm the beating of his heart, his hands falling to his sides as he focused on his breathing and tried to ignore his new surroundings completely. He'd lost his shoes a day or two ago, his bare feet covered in dirt, not that he cared.