Talon_The S.S.Trinity by Jay Michael Wright II

Author:Jay Michael Wright II [Wright, Jay Michael II]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2016-12-30T16:00:00+00:00

“Last night went beautifully!” Tessa remarked as she took Molly by the hand and caressed my cheek. “And you,” she whispered, “my darling Talon, you kept that Slayer distracted long enough for Molly and me to kill all but a handful of survivors. Things are going far better than I had hoped for.”

Tessa leaned in close and pressed her lips to mine. I bowed my head and said, “Thank you, my Sire.”

“So,” Molly asked, “what’s the plan tonight?”

Tessa pursed her lips and scratched her chin. “The Slayer will be on her toes tonight, but she can’t stop us all. If we split up, we can draw her out, and the others can strike. Do you understand?”

Molly and I nodded and then Molly approached me. With a gleam in her almost gold looking eyes, she interlocked pinkies with me and gave me a kiss on the cheek. “Be careful, my love,” she whispered. She stood on her tiptoes and rubbed her nose against mine, just before planting a soft kiss on my lips.

I ran my fingers through her hair and held onto her by it. “And you do the same. Happy hunting, my darling.” We kissed one more time and then it was time to go out.

I started on the level that used to house the ship’s crew. The place was completely abandoned. Splatters of blood on the wall showed where Molly, or Tessa, or perhaps even both, had been there earlier.

I continued moving through the shadows, finding nothing but empty rooms and the smell of death. I wondered if the girls were having any better luck, and that’s when I felt the barrel of a gun pressed to the back of my head.

Oh shit.

“Do not move, Vampire! Now, put your sword down on the table.”

I almost laughed. “Now why in the world would I do something as foolish as that?”

She replied, “Because there’s a silver bullet in the chamber of this gun that’s pressed to the back of your head, and I won’t hesitate to find out what happens to you if I pull the trigger.”

You know, I have to admit, she provided a very convincing argument. “Alright, I’ll do it.”

“Put it down slow, Vampire. No tricks or treachery.”

As I moved very slowly, laying Kamikaze down on the wooden table in the middle of the room, I responded, “I dare say, I’m not in the position to try any trickery at the moment.”

I was certain she was about to scatter my brains all over the walls, and I prepared for the worst. Instead, she spun me around and put the pistol in my face. There was a fire burning in her eyes, but there was something else that I couldn’t decipher.

She never lowered her pistol, but backed me into a corner. She sighed as if she was having some kind of internal battle going on in her head and then asked, “What you said, about the Church, was it true?”

Is she really asking me this?

Not answering her quickly enough, she

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