The executioner's son - The Seven Deadly Sins

Prologue part 1

Gedeon's POV 3050 years ago

I wake up to a knocking on my door, I grumble, not wanting to get up, I lazily get out of bed and walk to the door, I slowly open the door to see my father: Zeldris, leader of the ten commandments, or at least since uncle betrayed us, I quickly straighten up, knowing full well I was probably late for practise, I look down not being able to make eye contact, "I slept in didn't I?" He just sighs and nods,

"Very much so, get up and get dressed, never mind training, did you forget that you have your first mission today?" Crap... Crap, crap, crap, crap, I completely forgot about that! And I've been so excited about it to! 

"I- I'll get dressed straight away, I need to talk to Derieri before I leave as well." My father was about to say something but I quickly rushed back into my room and slamming the door behind me, possibly getting ready the fastest I have ever done before, I tie my black hair back in a low pony tail and rush out, My father was out on the sparring field with the rest of the commandments, I rush up to them, Derieri has a soft spot for me, I seem to be one of the few people who can get her genuinely happy, too bad I'm still this young and Monspeet would kill me. They take notice of me and turn to face me, I flash a smile but manage to keep it away from Galand, I hate that old geezer, he spoke first,

"Well, well, well, it seems mega shorty is ready for his first mission, I think I might tag along to see how he fails miserably," Before he could continue I already had him pinned to the ground crushing into the middle of his spine, his armour groaned as it tried not to give way, a high-pitched baby like scream came from Galand as I smirk,

"watch who you're speaking to, you really are getting soft aren't you? You can't even seem to give a fight to me anymore, next thing I know I'm going to be calling your critical over just as pathetic." I spoke, a sadistic grin on my face, "You know, I wonder what the blood of a ten commandment would taste like, I haven't had my breakfast yet and you are, just. so. helpless," I whisper into his ear, my smirk not wavering one bit, not untillll... I hear a fake cough from behind me, ohhhh shit, I'm in for it now, my father is one of the few commandments that I can't win against, I sweat dropped, stiffly turning my head as I slowly get of Galand, I see my father looking at me with annoyance, I awkwardly chuckled as I closed my eyes and scratched the back of my head, with ground in front of me suddenly Very interesting, he sighed and spoke, menacingly as always around the others, 

"Go ahead, I think that massive head of Galand's need to be taken down a notch or two, besides, some commandment blood could make your mission a lot easier as well, I looked at him in confusion, my head cocked to the side,

"Hah?!" I... I can actually?!" I said, my jaw hitting the floor, my look of shock slowly turned into a manic grin as I look at Galand, I crack me knuckles as Galand, who was still on the floor, shuffled away so far that he hit the wall of the castle behind us, I walked up to him, my vampiric urges starting to take over, I run up to him, tearing of the part of his armour that covered his neck, baring my fangs,

"W-waiiiiit! D-d-d-don't!!!" He shrieked but it was too late, I had sunk my fangs in, taking a solid two litres and a half of his blood, he went limp at the lack of blood, he would be perfectly fine in a few hours since he has all of his hearts but those are going to be a numb few hours, I grinned, very satisfied,

"Delicious, the best quality I've had in a long time," I spoke, my smirk returning, "I'm most definitely ready to go now. But before that, hey Derieri," I shouted over, she regained her composure from the manically laughing state she was before, "I need to talk to you before I go," she nods and I smirk at Monspeet, oh ho he hated my guts, so I would just rub the salt in the wound making sure to make it as bad as possible, he glared at me, full of hatred, I gesture for her to follow me to a quieter spot in the garden area, she spoke,