Novels by Shadow pen

-EMILY-He stared down at me, his cloak wrapped around him like a royal robe. His dreadlocks blocked his eyes, but I could still see the dim red light emanating from there."Who do you think you are to save her?" Father Timothy, he said, his voice thick and commanding. He wielded his staff like a true ruler, his belly back and his legs behind him."Little Vampirina..." He stretched his hand forward, and I took a minute to stare at the dim red lights that emanated behind his locks.I stretched my hands forward, and he raised me up, not letting go of my hands till I could stand properly. The men and ladies who had once fallen to the ground had now regrouped behind Father Timothy, and this time some of them were with pistols."You monster!!!" They began to chant, their eerie gazes lingering over us as they wielded their weapons. "We're not monsters." I moved forward, stretching my hands in a plight to stop the villagers from moving any further."We're Monsters Vamparina." His hand went

-EMILY- Three days had passed since I had let out the Sealed up Vampire King. Dad had refused to speak with me, the nurse had died jumping down the stairs and I could see the guilt he had built up within himself. To top it all off I had been seeing things at night. Momo had been appearing a lot in the mirror and it had become quite scary. I couldn't check out the mirror nor could I use my phone without seeing his face, his soft voice reaching out to me about the one thing I wished had never happened. Sightings of the so-called monsters had come to an end and school had resumed for the session. I had spoken with Dad about it but his silence still stood."I am heading to school, I'll be back later." I let out, lifting my bag from the table beside me. He tilted his head back, a lifeless sigh leaving his mouth. His facial expression spelt concern, despair and anxiety. What was really going on within him?"Why did you save that boy Emily?" His deep voice stopped me in my tracks.I stoo

-DAMIAN-I stared out the window, waiting for the package I had ordered several hours ago. It was supposed to show up before nightfall, but it was getting dark, and there were still no signs. The package was the only thing that could stop me from feasting on these weaklings who called themselves humans. It was the only thing that had reduced my killing rate over the century, and I planned on keeping it like that. Being the Supreme Vampire that the others bowed down to, I had every right to have what I desired. Including that lady who I had saved. The aura emanating from her body was strong enough to hold me down for a thousand years if she rebelled; that couldn't happen. My fangs began to emerge as the sun retired for the day; I had to get the delivery before I couldn't get a hold of myself anymore. "Sire, something's wrong." Oliver, my left-hand man, appeared next to me. He was faster than the speed of light, but he was weaker than a roach in strength."Yeah, I haven't had my lun

-EMILY- I sat by the side of the hospital bed; the sight of my mother breathing through oxygen tubes made my heart sink. She had survived the horrible scene along with my father, but her body couldn't take in the advent repulse of energy. "Are you ready to talk?" His deep voice rang in my ears as I rose from the stainless steel chair. I had been sitting there for days, no food and no sleep, but I felt nothing but an awestruck feeling, which made me gloomy. "I have just twenty minutes; make it worth my while." His lips curled into a smile, his eyes hidden behind the shadows of the cloak. "Thanks for saving us back there and also helping my mom get out of the hospital. The doctors said she would have died if not for your urgent response." I went on my knees, tears in my eyes. "Is that all?" His voice resonated in the room.I said nothing, staring at his lips, which were barely covered by the wraps of dreads swaying down from his head. His sinister aura still weighed me down, my who

-EMILY- He wasn’t there no more. It seemed to have been an illusionof some sort but then I couldn’t be dreaming with my eyes opened. The mysteriouscreatures had somehow been petrified, their eyes lingering all over me as Iwatched them sway like plants in the autumn. “Run! Run!” My head kept screaming, the pressure pumps fromthe air drawing my heart into a stringent race. The car stood there, blood onthe windscreen. I jerked myself off the floor, running back to the car.They weren’t coming after me, but their eerie gazes weren’t still able toavert. I had to get out of here. With a shrug, I pulled the back door open, Mom’s headfalling into my arms. She wasn’t hurt in the head but her hand had been cutopen. I tugged on my T-shirt, ripping it into a mediocre-sized bandage, tyingher hands down to help stop the blood.“Mom!” I tapped her, but she didn’t answer. She was stillbreathing, the sound of her thumping heart penetrating my ears. As I held her, I could feel the way

-EMILY- The sound of the beeping monitor next to me got my eyesrolling, the blurry image of the ceiling looking down on me. I took a sittingposition, resting my back on the soft pillow behind me. The scent ofantiseptics and the cream-colored walls gave a pretty first impression of whereI was. A lady In a white uniform walked in. She didn’t speak, nordid she let out a smile when she saw me. I couldn’t remember how I got here orwhy I was here, but I was sure she knew the answers. “Miss…” I paused as she tilted her head. A deadly glarecould be seen on her face as she observed every inch of my body down to mylimbs. “What are you?” She asked, clenching her fist as she triednot to grab my clothing. I didn’t speak; there was no reasonable response toher question. She flushed, grabbing a pack of syringes from the drawernext to me. She hesitated, staring at a bottle of medicine that I believedpossessed a great threat to my system. A smile danced on her lips as theinjection pi