I had barely been given time to think about what it had been like in Quartoth. My father, who I didn't know was my real father at the time had told me that those demons would keep hurting my family if I hadn't gone to see this Vail demon ( Read more... )

Well haha. This whole dying thing was just a bucket of fun wasn't it? God. And here I thought working for the Senior Partners would get me a Pass Go and Collect $200 card, but apparently not.

Oh. You know that little apocalypse they threw to piss off the dead man? Apparently, they wanted ME dead too. That's right. The building had a bit of the ( Read more... )

I took out the bitch senator Brucker and all of her vamp helpers, and I knew I was in trouble, but I was filled with energy, because I had to get to the others, and hoped that they were alright ( Read more... )

Taken out the fell brethren had been easy. Didn't know what to expect as I headed back to the alley near th Hyperion, but if it was as easy as killing the fell Brethren, then maybe we would survive this after all ( Read more... )

( The end of it all )

I ran through the blinding rain. I felt my body shudder as I ran towards the rest of the group. The events of the night replaying themselves in my head like a river of images. I did not understand why the images plagued me, nor did I care to. I wanted to destroy, to kill everything and anything that dared to challenge me. I felt... grief. I felt ( Read more... )

I didn't know why that I had showed up for this great battle. Dad was fighting this really big and strong guy, and I don't know why I showed up or how I knew to show up when I did. I just knew ( Read more... )

I didn't see it happening this way. I generally took every possible scenario into consideration, and Angel's plan would work ( Read more... )

When I was younger, I always thought death was final. That death would be the end of everything, that it was the equation that would never have a solution. Then I got lost for five years, and every now and then I thought that maybe I had died and gone to hell. But it wasn't true. The real hell wasn't that picturesque. I had simply gotten lost ( Read more... )

The battle with the sarvan had been easier then I had expected. I don't know why Angel sent Lorne with me. What was he going to do? Sing a high-pitched tune and irritate their doggy ears? Well, actually, he did hit the note in Macarthur Park, but he really didn't need to be here ( Read more... )