The familiar click of her shoes on the
stairs as she headed to the lobby sounded exceptionally loud to her
own ears. As her foot hit the last step and onto carpet her footfalls
were muffled. She smiled and said good night to the security guard as
she passed the desk.
Without thinking she slid the key card over the electronic scanner like she did every night, her thoughts turning elsewhere as she walked towards the door out. She could already feel the full moon before she stepped out the double glass doors. There was the glowing orb illuminating the clouds as the wind blew them lazily by. There was a ring around the moon... a red one.
Without thinking she slid the key card over the electronic scanner like she did every night, her thoughts turning elsewhere as she walked towards the door out. She could already feel the full moon before she stepped out the double glass doors. There was the glowing orb illuminating the clouds as the wind blew them lazily by. There was a ring around the moon... a red one.
“Blood on the moon tonight” she
whispered to herself as she passed by the flourishing monkey grass
reaching out to run her hand through blades absentmindedly “That's
an interesting omen.”.
The parking lot had been more full than
normal when she had come in earlier so it was a long walk out to her
car. Even with the lights and knowing the security cameras were
working it was still abit eerie. Click, click, click. Again the sound
of her shoes on the pavement seemed too loud. She kept her head up
and reached inside her bag, bringing the mace gun into her right
hand. Finger on the trigger, ready to aim and squeeze. She could see
her car now... just past the white panel van.
“Great, a panel van, like that's not
creepy” She thought with dark sarcasm.
Click, click, click. Her footfalls
ringing dully in her ears. She kept her pace steady and senses alert.
There in front of her loomed the panel van. Definitely creepy.
Something about the no windows and cargo netting between the front
seats and rear just seemed to make them sinister in nature. It just
seemed to loom there like a ghost in the night. Without thinking she
stepped closer to the dumpsters.
“I wonder if the guard can see me
here” she thought as she shook her head and slipped past the van
and dumpsters.
A distant scream pierced the air. Her
heart lept unexpectedly as her stomach clinched tightly.
“Okay that was fucked up timing”
she muttered to herself as she hit the unlock button on her key
chain.
A shadow? What was that she saw? She
paused. Shaking her head she steps to her car.
“SHADOW!” her brain screamed as she
slipped into the car.
Something was wrong. She pulled the
door close and hit the lock button. Something was very wrong. She
turns and sees the movement in the backseat. Her heart leaps again as
hands reach for her.
Another muffled scream pierces the air
followed by the sharply metallic and warm smell of crimson flowing.
Dead silence, then a soft sigh sound that turns into a whoosh like
the moon is taking a deep breath, sucking in the air all all around.
A loud wet sounding pop shatters the deafening quiet. Suddenly the
air flows back into the world, the moon exhaling in relief.
A wickedly evil fanged grin flashes in
the rear view mirror as the Khornate Daemonette adjusts her seat and
situates herself in the car. Her cat like slanted eyes catches her
reflection. She grins again and runs her long reptilian like tongue
over the viciously sharp teeth. Licking the bright red droplets off
her lips and teeth she admires herself... her true self.
“Stupid fucking morons” she says
under her breath “they make the blood sacrifices so easy”.
With a few soft words sounding like a
sigh her serrated claw like hands reshapes into the 5 digit appendage
as she returns to the guise of her human shell.
“...the blood will flow...”