FAYRE'S POV
I woke up in a strange bed with an even stranger background.
(I passed out in a forest after throwing Mitsuhide. My head hurts so bad, hang it all! I do need some blood in my system before I turn into nothing more than ash...)
I sat up and saw a fresh, carnation pink kimono by my bedside.
(It can't be so hard to wear this!)
AN HOUR LATER...
(Wow... I'm terrible at this.)
I sighed and finally finished the bow on the back and did my hair. Luckily, I brought some makeup with me to try to make me look less... like I'm dying? I also brought the bag with my weapons, just in case.
I stepped out of the room and suddenly a maid ran over to me.
"My lady! You are summoned to the audience chamber!" She exclaimed to me.
(Audience chamber? 'My lady'?)
"Err... where is the audience chamber?" I asked, probably looking very stupid.
The maid quickly told me directions and ran off in the other direction. I followed her directions and found the chamber filled with all the warlords.
"Come closer, my charm," Nobunaga said.
I got closer and sat down beside him with tired eyes. I looked around the room and saw a man I didn't see last night. I started to stare at him.
"It's rude to stare, you know. You look nothing more than a weakling." The man said, obviously bothered by my presence.
(Weakling? WEAKLING?!)
My eyes twitched, but I stayed silent.
"Yo Ieyasu, the lass is not a weakling! She just raised her hands and threw Mitsuhide into the air!" Masamune said, laughing.
"How did you do that, Fayre?" Nobunaga asked, demanding an answer.
('Well, you see, I'm a vampire who can throw and compel people to do things as long as I'm not starving!' No, they won't believe that. Oh! I have an idea...)
I simply stared at Nobunaga and gave him a callous smile that was far too wide.
"That is none of your business, Lord Nobunaga," I said.
"Who do you THINK you are?!" Hideyoshi yelled at me once again.
"Just because I don't worship every step that Lord Nobunaga takes doesn't negate giving me the correct respect I deserve. Stop this madness already!" I said with absolute anger in my narrowed bright red eyes.
Hideyoshi was about to say something when a bunch of random men ran over to us with very sharp swords.
(I should probably use this time as a distraction to find a victim.)
I quickly walked out of the audience chamber while everyone else was distracted and found a maid all by herself.
"Hey, what's your name?" I asked with a constructed smile.
"My name is Miyako, my lady," Miyako said beaming.
(Oh, she's precious! Precious and unlucky.)
"Oh, Princess! Did you know about the banquet tonight?"
I shook my head and then asked her, "Can you help me choose a kimono for the banquet in my room?"
Miyako quickly nodded, held my hand, and walked me to my room. She was just about to open my closet before I pulled out my knife and stabbed her neck.
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Ikemen Sengoku: The Oda Forces' Mind-Controlling Vampire
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