Yami No Matsuei Fan Fiction ❯ Surreal Vanilla ❯ My Predator ( Chapter 10 )
[ Y - Young Adult: Not suitable for readers under 16 ]
Chapter Ten: My Predator:
The Mother couldn't chase away his voice. Anna fought to resist the
hunter's siren's song. Airi floated over her vessel as she hurled
up into a ball.
“Anna,” she said. Anna turned over in her futon.
“I can't stand his voice,” she whimpered.
“Thinking about it makes want to vomit.”
“You have to tough it through,” Airi said. “This
is part of the plan.”
“I don't like it,” her vessel said. The kitsune
frowned.
“Yes, you're told me this several times,” she said.
Anna pulled the pillow over her head. Airi threw back her head and
groaned.
“Fine,” she said. “I'll help you out.”
“You mean it?” Anna asked. The Mother rolled her
eyes.
“You are just as annoying as Asato and that old man,”
she muttered. Airi vanished into thin air.
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Her eyes scanned the empty space around her. His voice echoed
louder here. Airi snorted and clicked her tongue.
“Okay! I know you are here!” she shouted. “Come
out and show yourself!” Thunder rumbled above her. Airi
folded her arms across her chest.
“Okay,” she said. “If that's how you want to play
it…” Airi drew in a deep breath and blew out a long
string of fire. The empty space lit up faster than a candle soaked
in gasoline. Airi's eyes slowly shifted back and forth. Come
on… Come out you bastard! Her eyes moved forward.
“There!” she shouted. Airi stared down a pair of
soulless back eyes.
“Heh,” she said.
“Impressive,” the eyes said. “You're just as good
as I imagined you to be.” Airi sneered.
“I won't bother asking who you are,” she said.
“What are you after? Who sent you?” The eyes
chuckled.
“You,” he said. “You are what we are
after.”
“We?” The Mother blinked. “Who is this we? And
why me? Why are you so interested in me?”
“My employer. That's all I can tell you.”
“And why is that?”
“Let's just say I don't like giving away spoilers.”
“Really?” The Mother's right eyes twitched. The
hell? Who's this guy?
“As for what make you special,” the eyes said.
“Well, let's just say you are just his type.”
“His type?” the Mother asked.
“Yes,” they said. “You'll have to meet them
yourself and see.” A high wind blew past her.
“Wait!” the Mother yelled. A burning sensation appeared
above her chest. She clinched her teeth and looked down. The Kanji
for “rose” formed on her skin. More letters formed, but
she couldn't make out what they were saying. It didn't take long
for her to figure out the calling card.
“Heh,” the Mother said. “Well, okay. If that's
how it's going to be…” She stuck her hand up in the
air.
“Come at me, bitch!” the kitsune shouted. She vanished
into thin air.
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Meanwhile, the client sat in his office with a glass of scotch in
his hand. He smirked as he felt the tingle run through his
body.
“Perfect,” he said. “Now we can begin our
game.” He finished his drink, smirking. Visions of his prize
danced in his head as he sat his glass down on the desk.
“Round one begins,” the client muttered. His laughter
filled the darkness.