Driver for the Night - The 100 - a vampire drabble

Driver for the Night - The 100 - a vampire drabble

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Vaska spent the majority of her life bouncing around the system, in and out the door of countless foster homes, none of them keeping her for very long as she had a knack for getting herself into unwanted trouble. Years later, finally free to determine her own path, the young woman is still steeped in a lifetime of bad habits that would eventually end up leading to her untimely demise, if it weren't for what some may call a providential rescue by a mysterious stranger. But is it only to be pulled from the frying pan and thrown into the fire? Her benefactor may turn out to be her worst enemy as Vaska spirals downward into a world of nightmares and destruction, having already cast her lot into this shadowy world of intrigue and subterfuge. Written in one night inspired by vampires and betrayal. Incomplete. Made public for a friend's perusal. *Update: Second chapter is now up, decided to continue this a bit longer, we'll see how it goes.*
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"You might make me a better man." "And you might make me a monster." ― Leigh Bardugo, Ruin and Rising PREVIEW: "I could not see it at the time," I told the Darkling. "I was too blinded by your half-truths and seduction to see clearly. You claimed me that day at the Grand Palace when you grabbed my hand in front of the King, demonstrating to the world that you had a naive Sun Summoner under your control. But I will never be yours." His colorless eyes flashed with fury and something that made them look hollow. Soulless. Inhuman. "Fine, make me your villain." I shifted in my seat uncomfortably. "But you are still my soldier," he fumed. "In my army. You are mine whether you like it or not." "I will put my self-worth before duty," I said coldly. We glared at each other through the mirror. Then, the Darkling's scowl seemed to fade leaving an unsettling glimmer of fire in his eyes. He leaned down leveling his mouth with my cheek. His lips brushed the shell of my ear when he whispered, "I will break you eventually. With time, you will see." ________________ If the Darkling succeeded in making Alina a monster, what would Alina act like under the Darkling's spell. Would she be cold and callous or would she try to fight it-would she try to be good? If you read my other Darklina book "The True Saint", this one is the opposite (although it does not connect with my other book so it can be read separately). Instead of Alina making Aleksander a better man, she becomes a monster. This takes place the night of the Winter Fete and continues until the end of Ruin & Rising. What would happen if Alina did not run that night and instead confronted the Darkling about her new knowledge of the Black Heretic? This book is a retelling of the Grisha trilogy if she had stayed-combining elements of the books and the show. ________________ Cover art by: morgana0anagrom Characters and universe created by: Leigh Bardugo #1 darklina 3/28 #1 thegrishaverse 12/29 #2 alina 1/14

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