"Laito, where have you been putting the bodies lately?" I demanded, looking around trying to see if he even checked properly. "I asked where are you putting them? Can you just tell me, before i decide to force it out of you." Laito only sighed, sitting in that filthy chair again, continuing to stare at the ceiling.
"Like i said," he paused, "I looked everywhere, i made sure, so stop treating me like Shu." He lightly narrowed his eyes at me, "I have been dumping the bodies in the waterway in the dungeon, hiding them perfectly, and watching the others carefully making sure they don't wander down there."
"And?" I insisted, "Theres has to be a reason your telling me this, either then giving me the information about where you've been putting them." Laito purred in delight, like he always did around me. So laid back and defenseless, as if nothing has happened.
"Well, i thought since it's been working well with hiding the bodies down there, maybe since it's lower underground and isolated, it would be easier to kill your food down there." He was certainly right, deeper underground, more sound proof, and i can easily dispose of the body after being done with feeding. I guess you could say this idiot was actually useful for once.
"Fine, i'll consider it, actually speak of the devil." I pulled up my sleeve, looking down at my watch reluctantly, "It's about time i go catch a meal now, would you care to have the place ready when i get back, it'll be quite a mess, and it'll give you something to do that's useful for a change." Laito eyed me aimlessly with a disappointed expression, which made me wonder if he was hiding something, but just replied with the answer he always did, a quick "Be it as you wish, your highness." It was annoying for him to address me in such a manner, but i already nag him enough with my problems.
"Laito!" I yelled, "You better have it ready or else-" He cut me off, "Yes, i know, the whole kill me deal, i know what you mean." Laito purred sadly, "Now can you go so i can get along with my work?" Without saying a word i turned around and walked out of his room, not giving a care to look back down the hallway at the shut door. It was quiet, and the others were about to wake up, not knowing what i had done during their slumber. I just couldn't wait to toy with their helplessness, so futile and reluctant to even look to see who's about to backstab them mercilessly. It will surely be a sight i will not regret seeing, and imprinting into my mind. I smiled as I walked out into the grim outside world, still full of that dreadful snow, so cold as it danced with the wind.
"I might as well dump the body in the creek near the woods, the others will be awake by the time i get back." I hesitantly walked out into the snow, having the cold liquid hit the bridge of my ankles. "It would be so much easier to kill in the summer then in the winter time. You can easily leave no trace of blood, no evidence once so ever, and the snow just lets the blood lay there and stain it." I frowned sternly, "Rather then having the snow be a nuisance, i would let the grass just easily hide the fact it was ever there in the first place." It was a true statement, and i just couldn't wait for summer as i grimly walked through the snow at the sighting of a woman.
"Took me long enough, didn't it?" I said, smiling lightly with the sound of death surrounding my ears. At that moment, i knew that woman was my mid-night snack.
(UNKNOWN P.O.V)
"Daddy! Where's mommy?" I demanded an answer from my so tired father, sitting in his chair working on paperwork that was being done for an unknown reason. My sister Rize also wanted an answer about the where about's of our mother, and quickly spat out a unreluctant, "Yeah!" Our father, tired and drowsy from work only hand motioned us to go away, and i could tell that the gester meant to "Leave" and "I don't know". So me and Rize didn't care to stay any longer and decided we would look for our mothers ourself's
"Yoko." Rize said grimly, clutching the hem of my sleeve with force, "Do you think mommy left us? Like left us for good?" I looked at her with complete suprise, and once again speechless, Rize spoke up again. "We haven't been able to hardly see her these past few weeks, and for her to disappear so suddenly."
"That's not right." I demanded, "She wouldn't do such a thing, she loves our father and us! Why would you say something so stupid?!" I yelled, smacking Rize on the head, causing her to cry like she always did. "But, b-but we haven't seen her! How do you know thats her true intentions!?" She screamed full of anger, "How do you know our mothers not betraying us!?" All i could do was stare at Rize dumb-founded, she was right, how was i suppose to know when i hardly even see her.
"Are you suggesting she went-," We shook our heads up and down in unisen, telling ourself's we had the same idea, "You want to go outside and look for her Rize?" I said quietly, trying not to alert anyone near by, "How do we even go without father knowing?" Rize looked at me aimlessly, as if she was thinking of a plan. I've never seen my sister so deep in thought before.
"I think we could sneak out, if we tried not to get caught properly." I glanced at her, and by the look in my sisters eyes, she was determined. "Why not? Might as well try right?" With that said we slipped out into the snow filled outside, flabergasted at the look of the clouded sky. Since our parents were strict about teaching us our powers, and to not use them the wrong way, at a young age like us, learning kids, hardly got to go outside. They were protective and loving, a good mother and father. We loved our mom, but we hardly got to see her, always being told the exuse she was busy.
"Riza" I said cheerfully, "I can smell our mother's scent, lets find her!" With that she yelled a cheerful, "Yeah!" as we walked out into the thick snow.
(KURAI'S P.O.V)
"Ummh." I said, humming with delight, "It's so delicious, this flesh is the best i've had in awhile!" I wiped my mouth, trying to avoid the blood intruding out onto the canvas white snow. "If only i could have another, i think eating just made me more hungry. I guess you could say thats more trouble when i already have to carry a body to the creek." Smelling a slight sniff of delightment, i turned around to see two little kids standing behind a tree looking at the situation, completely horrified. I could recognize those little snots from anywhere, those were her children. No wonder they were able to find me all the way out here, poor little trash, looking for their mommy helplessly. To bad your mommy's not here to help you, she's busy screaming at me to not hurt you, but i might as well have fun.
"Come here," I purred, "Your mommy wants to talk to you." I put a fake smile across my face, trying to lure the kids over, to bad they were as smart as their mother. They just stood still, staring at the corpse behind me frozen, paralyzed from the sight of such a mangled body. "Fine" i scowled, "Stay there, but listen closely." Their eyes laid on me, not moving as if time froze in their world.
"Don't tell a word about this to your father." I lowered my voice, and deeped my eyes in a intimidating stare. "I might punish you little brats if he finds out, you hear me?" With that, the kids ran off and disappeared into the distant wind and snow, and their scent had completely withered away.
"This was a pinch I had certainly got myself into, what am i suppose to do with a bunch of snot-nosed little kids who probably can't keep their mouths shut?"
(Next chapter will be posted shortly)
