Quick little author yap sesh: Probably a good idea to make this sooner rather than later! Im in so many fandom spaces I just have yet to write for them! Feel free to dm me, I'm a yapper and will talk all things fandom and dead dove! Im a lesbian but don't tell my fictional husbands that đŤśđž I tend to write darker things and more angst but fuck it, we ball.
Call me Z or Zay
Request: ~Open bbg~
Last updated: 11 - 21 - 2025
Sinners:
Remmick -
A False Sense: Part 1, Part 2, Prequal? - Remmick x Reader - A vampire long since turned, you've come to believe that you've killed your former master. You've lived in peace for a while but what happens when something go bump in the night and you see a familiar face... (DEAD DOVE, MINOR GORE, - Honestly not that bad)
Til The Sun Burns Out - Remmick x Reader - Your going to die in these woods, but first he wanted to get some extra use out of you... (DEAD DOVE, GORE OF YOU, SMUT)
What the night brings - Sub!Remmick x Reader - Remmicks needs you... (DEAD DOVE, GORE, SMUT, KNIFE PLAY)
Alone - Remmick x Black!Reader - You've finally came back home but something has been waiting for you
⢠Everything below is in the works â˘
This list is embarrassingly ambitious
Hunter x hunter:
Chrollo -
Illumi - Coming soon...
JJK
Sukuna
Geto
Gojo
Kenjaku
Yuta
Maki
Toji
Choso
Mahito
Nanami
Megumi (Damn near the whole cast)
Interview with the vampire:
Armand - All coming soon
Loius
Daniel
â¨Lestatâ¨
Santiago
Resident evil:
Wesker
Lady D
Mother Miranda
The last of us: (Game)
Abby
DC Comics:
Batman x Superman - ON THE WAY
Mortal Kombat:
Johnny cage
Mileena
Arcane:
Sevika
Jinx
Silco
Maddie
Ambessa
Castlevania:
Dracula
The boys:
homelander
Smiling Friends:
Glep - Coming... never
Unfinished/ Snippets
HXH: Memories - Shizuku x reader
JJK: Differences - Geto/Kenjkau x reader
Sinners: Untitled snippet - Remmick x reader (Finished fic is up!) Untitled snippet #2 - Remmick x reader
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I promise i've seen this request I'm just taking for fuck ever to cook it up!
Here's literally the smallest littlest sneak peak </3
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His fingers ghost over your body, a slow steady pace. He was taunting you, he wanted you to speak up, call him every cruel thing in the book and god you so desperately wanted to. Still you kept quiet, your body still, your eyes focused on the far back wall. Itâd be over soon if you were good, if you bored him.Â
You hated him, hated his touch, hated his gaze. You held nothing but contempt for the man that loomed over your naked body. But that hatred, that dislike, that's what kept him to you. Like a moth to a flame. He fed off of the loathing you held for him, the cruel words you couldn't help but verbalize.Â
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Thats it.... that the snippet, i'm sorry đ I promise the full thing will be worth it. School is kicking my ass and so is work.
I also have a Dracula request coming but that'll come sooner rather than later because i love that depressed blood sucker.
Warnings - this'll be a darker fic, likely grooming themes , honestly nothing worth a trigger warning is needed for this part <3
- Part 1 -
Your eyes were sunken, tired. The tears long since dried as you sat on the cushioned velvet seat. You watch the treeâs pass in a blur. The envy green leaves and warm brown tree trunks blur together with the speed you traveled. You hummed a toon, something quiet, something comforting. Leaning your head on the cold window seal, a broken sob racked through your body. You're too distracted by your misery to feel the peering eyes of the people around you. You never thought this day would come but here you were, on the way back to that small yellow house that sat on the edge of town and you all dressed in black.Â
You sat outside feeling the warm air on your skin. You needed a break, the house was suffocating and the people inside, just as much. They all looked at you like a beaten puppy, came up to you with condolences and stories but you didnât want their condolences nor did you want their stories. You wanted your parents, alive and well. Again you began humming that toon, a toon your mama had always sung to you. Not blessed with a voice nearly as beautiful as hers, you stuck to humming.Â
âTaking a break from the chaos?â Richey, a boy from the same neighborhood stood at the door, a warm smile resting on his lips. For the first time today you let yourself offer a genuine smile. It didnât pain your features to wear and broke up some tension that resided in your face. âYeah something like that.â You patted the wooden deck flooring beside you, offering him to sit. Not one to let offers hang in the air, Richey walked on over and sat beside you, your knees touching. âItâs hard looking at all their faces. The same faces that accused my mama of being a temptress and worshipping the devil.â You look out into the woods, the tree waving a friendly hello.Â
âYou know they ainât mean it. I heard when your ma joined the family, the family started having some bad luck. Now correlation donât mean no damn causation but they old and stuck in they ways.â Richey reasoned. More excuses, youâd been hearing them all day. âYeah well, tell that to Aunty Shelly, didnât even give her condolences for ma. She was just ramblinâ on about how dad was such a kind man and how he was looking down on me from the heavens with a smile. When I mentioned mama she practically ended the conversation there.â Kind man was often used to describe your father, he was treated like a god amongst men as if his being with your mother was some type of charity. But kind men werenât so kind when they were drunk. Kind men did things unforgivable like beating they daughters til they were tired or killing the family dog by kicking just a little too hard. If the heavenly gates opened to kind men like your father then God was a damn lie.
âWell donât you be listening to Shelly. She needs to be worried about her own demons right now.â Richey said with a mischievous smile on his face. He had gossip to share and he was not a man to hold it in especially when it came to his old friend. You raise an eyebrow, curiosity written on your face. âLet me grab you a drink first.â He laughed standing up and retreating into the house.Â
You couldnât hide a smile as he returned; three beers, a large bottle of white wine, and a tall wine glass in hand. âThe story that good?â You ask as he hands you the empty white glass and sat down. âYou damn right.â He replied pouring the clear liquid into the glass, a gentleman heâd always been. Popping open his beer and placing the other two behind, he started off taking a sip of the drink he had in hand. âYou know Shellyâs husband. He always been a weird one, looking at married women too long, always showing up places uninvited. Well, I guess he started coming home later and later. I think one night he gonâ head and didn't come home at all. Turns out he's been cheating on Shelly for at least a year.â He paused all dramatic like, a showman he was. âBut ainât nobody surprised about that except Shelly. We been thinkinâ something was going on for a while anyways. No, the surprising part is who he was cheatinâ withâ Raising his hand up high to his side, he shook his head. âI swear on God himself, he was cheating on her with a white women.âÂ
âWith a white woman!? You sure you got that right?â You asked, shock written all over your face. âStraight from cousin Clarence' s noisy ass mouth, you know cousin Clarence got a mouth bigger than the Mississippi river. But he aint ever lie. Lying ainât in his blood.â You laughed, the humor not lost on you in the moment. It was true Clarence was a lot of things but a liar just wasnât one of them.Â
The two of you talked till the sun dropped low. Everyone already far past gone leaving their condolences and giving hugs as they went. Three empty bottles sat on the porch, your wine bottle half empty. âWhy don't you have yourself a woman yet?â You ask, head turned towards the man that had sat next to you for hours. âItâs weird you got some secret you keepinâ? You a monster or something.â You joked. He chuckled warmed by your joke
âNo itâs just⌠Well, this girl Iâve been into, boy, is she dense when it comes to matters of the heart.â A smile plastered on his face as he looked at the sky. The moon threatens to make its appearance known. âDense like you wouldnât believe it.âÂ
âIf she is so dense , why donât you come out and say it?â He paused for a moment as if taking your question into consideration. He opened his mouth but stopped short thinking better of it. Letting a deep sigh out, Richey stood up to his full height. âGuess Iâm a coward when it comes to matters of the heart.â You shake your head at the statement. âYou two sound perfect for each other.â You joke not realizing your words struck hard with him. Holding deep eye contact with you, Richey nodded. âWell yeah Iâd like to think that at least.â The moment hung in the air, the world seemingly standing still. It was weird, you didn't like it. Clearing his throat Richey broke the silence. âI'm gonâ head on home, let the animals on out. Iâll see you around, okay?â You smile, waving him off. âIâll see you in town.â You spoke. âHope so.â His words were a whisper not quite meant for you to hear. You watched for a while as he walked. Watched as he got smaller and smaller as he moved further and further away. With each step he took the more alone you felt til he was completely gone out of sight. The moon was now proudly shining down on you. Letting out a deep sign you moved to your feet the black dress you wore dancing in the wind. You turned towards the front of the house, the radiant red door looking back at you as if daring you open it.Â
âExcuse me.â Almost giving yourself whiplash you whipped around, the voice startling you. âThis be the funeral for Alberta, right? â You blink, not used to people using your mamaâs real name. âUhm ⌠not exactly.â The man stood there, a kind smile sitting on his features. His warm blue eyes shining in the night. âWhatâs that mean?â He asked eyes lingering on you, his voice was like honey, thick, smooth. âIt means if you wanted to be at the funeral you shouldâve come earlier. Funerals long since been over.â You replied, an uneasy feeling settling in your gut. Youâd never seen this man before but like a distant dream he looked so familiar. âBesides, my ma ainât know, no white folks.â He put a hand to his chest as if offended. âI know I ainât get mentioned much but me and Alberta go a ways back.â You shake your head, was this guy fucking with you?Â
âNow I would never claim to be a genius but you're what? Maybe a few years older than me. You and my ma can't possibly go all that far back.â You snap. âMaybe timeâs been kind to me.â He smiled. âTime ain't that kind to anyone.â You retort, now leaning on one of the pillars of the porch, arms crossed as if guarding yourself. Kissing his teeth he smiled but this smile felt dark, unnerving it didnât reach his eyes. âAnd how do I prove it to you, honey?â Honey, the word pulled on your heart strings made you wonder what more heâd call you if given the chance. Shaking your head as if you were shaking the thought away you looked to the man again. âNo idea, not my problem.â You held on strong.Â
Tapping his lip as if thinking Remmick knew exactly how heâd convince little Y/n. Heâs been watching you all these years of course he did. He just happened to have a bad habit of playing with his food. âWhat if I sing that song your ma was so fond of. Oh how does it go?â Beginning to hum the start of the song Remmick was seconds away from singing the first note before you stopped him. âDont.. donât you dare.â Your words were pained, panicked. You had held it together so well and youâd be damned if you broke down here in front of this white man. âI believe you.âÂ
âI donât know what you want but you're free to come in. Thereâs no bodies, just urns. Police said their bodies were too mangled, wouldâve been a sad sight.â You said turning your back to the man, the oppressive red door standing in your way once again. Sighing you pushed open the door allowing the strange man to follow you inside. âThank you darlinâ, itâs so much easier this way.â He said as he walked by. You didnât understand what he meant by that but you didnât ask questions either. Simply walked off to the kitchen where the suffocating atmosphere of the house was at its weakest. Sitting yourself up on the counter youâd hope he wouldnât stay long. You closed your eyes a moment, just attempting to breathe.Â
You couldnât stay here. As soon as your special guest left youâd leave too. Get as far away from this place as you could, sell the house even. It needed to be a distant memory.Â
Typical, you were running away, running away just like you did last time. Leaving your mom to suffer at the helm of the abuse, you were a coward. Maybe if you hadnât ran away your mom at the very least would be alive.Â
Finally opening your eyes you were met with eyes peering back at you. You jumped back, you didnât hear him come into the kitchen nor did you hear his footsteps stop directly in front of you. Your heart was pounding beating at your chest like itâd jump out. âJesus Christ, donât fucking do that!â Your voice clearly raised past its normal calm tempo. âSorry darling didnât mean to scare you, just wanted to chit chat. I'm all done paying my respects.â âChit chat about what?â You asked leaping off the counter. Remmick had you boxed in his arms station on both sides of you. The distance between the two of you practically nonexistent, you could feel his breath on your skin. His cologne of honey and pine filling your nostrils. Maybe it was the wine but he didnât look half bad, handsome even.Â
âAbout your ma, Alberta. You see when you were a wee little lad. 6 maybeâŚÂ Me and your ma had a deal. And the understanding of that deal was that youâd carry it on. â Grabbing a firm grip of your arm, nails sharper than knives began to embed themselves into the skin. The sound of your flesh being ripped into filled your ears.
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If I were to write an interview with the vampire x Sinner fanfic would I go with the more rule heavy movie Sinners or with the very lax we are what we are Interview with the vampire?
I could also be like Remmick is a weak/ less powerful vampire but thats not as fun. I dont know advice?
My brain is fried so another sneak peak on something I'm cooking, its extremely under cooked (and who tf knows if I'll actually finish it) but I got a serial killer one shot coming so please just give me time to lock back in đ
You sat at the threshold of your door, your legs crossed, a worn old book resting against them. Your eyes traveled the page, slowly you flip the thin white paper. The book didnât interest you, not one bit but it was the only way to pass the time as you waited for your favored nightly guest. It was chilly tonight, the cold air lightly dancing on your skin in a feeble attempt to blow you away.Â
âYou know sitting like that ainât much good for your posture.â Remmick said commenting on your hunched over posture, your back bent as you flipped through the book in your lap. You didnât so much as offer a glance. âLovely seeing you too Remmickâ You commented. Eyes never leaving the page, a brave poker face pressed into your features. Remmick smiled, his name on your lips sounded so sweet. âYou actinâ the maggot? What's with the cold shoulder?â Remmick asked, his eyebrows knitted.Â
âMaybe I'm bored of you.â You reply, short, cold. Remmick laughed, a smirk brushing his features. âIf I bored you, you wouldnât be sittinâ all nice nâ pretty with your door wide open.â He smirked, eyes lingering. âYou like tempting me. Like the way I watch, the way I beg.â You scoffed, gifting an obvious eye roll in return before going back to your book.Â
âWeâve been dancing around like this for months now little hareâ His eyes traced over your body, a layer of want and something dark, twinkling in his eyes. He watched you close, taking in every detail of you like an expensive wine; the way your chest softly rose and fell, the way your eyes slowly skimmed over the pages, even the slight twitch your finger did when you were reaching the pagesâ end, as if itching to move along to the following page. âWhen yaâ gonna let me in? A man can only watch for so long.â He cooed, moving his body close. âIâll be good, I promise.â
You kept your body still as you laid in the dirt. Your body heat long since melted the snow that once resided underneath you now a gross sloshy mass of mud crudely embedding itself into your white winter coat. Still you didnât much seem to mind, far too focused on making sure youâd have a good and proper meal for the coming nights. Through the scope of your rifle you looked out into the forest, waiting for something, anything. You didnât mind the time it took, patience being a skill your father had long since drummed into you.Â
Using the rifle and the moonlight you steadily peered around, the point of your rifle following each motion, slowly it swayed with your hand movement. For a while you saw nothing, just the white snow that went on and on for miles but then you saw it. Footprints lightly pressed into the snow, you smile. The prints belong to deer, just what you needed. At once you silence your breath, a fear that even the smallest of uncontrolled wind would travel the distance and frighten away your meal ticket. Following the tracks, your eyes landing on the deer. Head hanging low it was eating at a snow covered bush, picking the last of the berries off.Â
The sight was nice, it warmed you, yet you had to bring an end to it. Frostbitten fingers rested on the trigger. You take a sharp breath as you began counting in your head. â1⌠2⌠3âŚâ You squeezed the trigger tight, a low boom bursting from the gun as the bullet sizzled through the air before making impact. âFuck!â You groan seeing where the bullet hit, you had shot just shy of hitting the lungs. The shot, still deadly but it meant you'd be giving chase. The deer bolted, swift and with purpose, a trail of blood following after, staining the once untouched white snow. It looked to have fled left. âFucking bullshit.â You groan, pushing yourself off the ground before quickly finding balance on your feet. Swiftly you snatched your rifle and slipped the strap over your shoulder before trudging down the hill. The cold air slapping you in the face with each step. Your ears felt crisp, they strung. Your nose runny, the affects of hours of being out in the cold creeping up steadily, all the while numbness threatening to take over your smaller appendages - your fingers, lips, whatever it could sink its teeth into. You shutter even beneath your heavy winter hunting coat. You had to make this quick.Â
Reaching the clearing where you had last seen the deer, your eyes immediately spotted the deep crimson trail. Hurried hooves prints ruining the snow lead left, just as you suspected. Tilting your head you wonder if your eyes were deceiving you. A smaller set of hooves looked to be following after the larger ones. You hadnât seen a baby fawn through your scope but that didnât mean you hadnât missed it. You moved on, the blistering cold wind reminding you that you needed to be quick.Â
Following the tracks and blood as quietly as possible, while still rushing. You reached the end of the bloody trail. There was no mama deer in sight, but there were remnants of her. A hollow mound of snow with thick dribbles of blood stood before you. Like the snow had remembered her body but everything else denied her existence. Not far off was a fawn, shaking, scared. Your eyes moved to the baby deer, pain in its eyes, its mother nowhere in sight. It was too young and far too small, youâd get no meat from it. Still you stalked closer. âSweet, sweet fawn. Now where did your mother go?â You ask, stopping in front of the weak child. You reached a cold hand out brushing against its fur, its body stuttered. You sigh. It felt cruel to leave the baby all alone, especially knowing a wolf would be sure to devour it. You needed to kill it, save it from its fate. It seemed cruel, sure but getting ripped apart was crueler. Grabbing your hunting knife that was strapped to your belt, you placed the blade firmly where the jaw bone met the neck. âItâs better this way.â You whispered.
My heart is saying, Serial killer! Reader x Remmick but my brain is telling me its ooc and he'd hate them because he see's it as a waste of a human life
Torn between my heart and brain I must consult my dick.
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I needed some Sub! Remmick in my life so I am here to fulfill my own personal needs. I'll be honest I gave up at the end but I hope it's still enjoyable!
Warnings -Â dead dove do not eat, Gore, Smut, blood, a little more intense than just knife play, ect, ect
Remmicks eyes were half lidded, dark. A healthy layer of lust clouding over them. The desperation was practically oozing through his pores, a thin layer of sweat coding his white skin. His dick stood tall, at ease. Pre cum dripping from his sensitive tip, the mere closeness to you being enough to force his body to react.Â
You sat just below his groin, your legs bent in a w position, each leg stationed on a side of his torso. His dick resting on your bare tummy. His hands were handcuffed to the steel headboard, the handcuffs made from pure silver, specially made just for him. They dug deep into his wrist, tightened to a cruel degree. At the crossroad where skin met cuffs, the pale white skin was becoming red and irritated, small droplets of blood sliding down his wrist. âFuck darlinâ.â He whispered his breath hot and heavy. When he was like this you were in control.Â
In your hand you held a sharpened pocket knife. Slowly, agonizingly, you took your time dragging it against the bare skin, lightly grazing the sensitive skin. In reaction a soft groan escaped the lips of your lover. âBaby.â His eyes stared into yours, the southern, irish lilt making itself known. He was pleading, begging. He wanted you, needed you. Now. Putting light pressure against the knife, you watched as a thin red line followed the movement of the blade. The skin parted ever slow, dark red liquid seeping out onto the white bed sheets. Remmick allowed a discheviled moan to escape past his lip. He hated how you started slow, it drove him crazy, starting with those tiny cuts. He wanted you to ruin him, then fuck yourself rough while he picked up the pieces.
 âDeeper.â Tsking at the man becoming undone you smile, your naked body kissed by the moonlight that bled in through the windows. Waving a brown finger in your lover's face, you smile. âPatience is a virtue you should have long since learned.â Leaning down you started to kiss at his neck, sucking and biting at the skin. Allowing yourself to leave all sorts of love bites. The colors were tantalizing, varying from bruise purple to a lavish pinkish red, his skin burning to remember your touch. Bucking his lower half upwards Remmick dick was itching for your warmth. Warmth you wouldnât let him receive till the very end. âKeep those hips under control. I didnât say you could move yet.â You whispered into the shell of his ear. Your words make his cock twitch. âThe things you do to me.â He cooed, his love for you more and more apparent with every word, not that you ever doubted it. You sat up, knife gripped in your hand.
Bringing the blade up to his breast bone you firmly dragged the knife down. Only stopping when you could no longer feel the solid support of the bone. The wound splitting open, parting like the red seaâs. The bone once hidden by untouched white skin, now uncovered, a layer of skin, fat, and muscle peeled back, an ocean of blood housing the untouched bone. Your eyes found Remmickâs, he was in awe, his mouth agape. Looming over him, you could only smile. Placing down the knife beside your lover's head you slowly pushed your hand into the wound, the echoes of flesh tearing filled the room. A roaring howl leaving the man beneath you. His breathing uneven, his dick was throbbing. He started fighting against the handcuffs. With each violent thrash they dug deeper into his wrist. Cutting into veins, ligaments and muscles. Blood was rapidly seeping down his wrist and onto the bed sheets. Staining the once perfect white covers. His wrist was a mess of gore, the handcuffs now halfway embedded into the skin, only stopped by the bone. His fingers twitch uncontrollably, muscles and ligaments proudly on display. Still you ignored Remmicks tantrum. Reaching for the knife you placed by his head you pulled it close and licked at the red ichor, a bad decision, a mistake.Â
âFuck.â You growl as blood starts dripping from your mouth. The metallic iron quickly overwhelmed your taste buds, the pain sharp. It wasnât a deep wound nor anything to write home about, but still cutting your tongue wasnât the intended action. Remmick's reaction was swift, you almost didnât catch it, like a predator looking at his prey, his eyes dilated and the calm blue eyes you knew were gone, replaced with violent red ones. You smiled, sweet, playful. âWant some?â You asked. Leaning down ever so close, your hand resting on the gaping wound on his chest. Nodding his head, Remmicks eyes never left the dark liquid that was dripping down your lips.Â
Pressing your lips onto his, he was quick to fight for control. He was eager to explore your bloodied mouth. Softly, he bit and sucked on the wet organ trying to drain all the blood he could manage, while the sloppy kiss lasted. Once the well of blood had been all dried out, he shoved his tongue further down your throat, the need to explore the warm wet cave becoming all consuming. Breaking the kiss your chest was heaving the lack of oxygen not being a problem for the dead man but certainly a problem for you. Again you felt his dick, firm as a rock against your tummy. It was begging for attention, neglected far too long.Â
âPlease lass, I've been goodâ Desperation gripping his words, his breath was heavy and rushed. White cream leaked from his tip. You bite your lip, the sight before you, intoxicating. âBeg more.â You cooed, one hand holding the knife the other grabbing hold of his man's manhood. You began stroking deliberate, slow. The pace bringing no satisfaction, Remmick whimpered. His hips bucking into your hand trying to create more friction. Putting an end to that quick you stabbed the knife down into his thigh, pinning it to the bed, a warning. âBeg!â You repeated.Â
âI want you, I need you⌠Please sugar.â You smile, lowering yourself to kiss the head of his penis. âOf course baby.â Spitting on the appendage, you use it as lube. Moving your hand up and down in a steady rhythm, it didnât take long for Remmick to reach his edge. âI'm so close, lass.â He groaned.Â
âNot yet, baby. I want you in me.â Taking no time to ready yourself, you lined your cunt with his cock and allowed it to fill you up, a wince left your lips. The intrusion hurt but you kept a steady pace moving your body up and down until you could feel his sweet release. âPerfect youâre fucking perfect.â Remmick gasped. Ropes of cum spoiling your cunt. Your chest was heavy, your breathing unregulated.
You had no time to think before Remmick's hands were free, the silver handcuffs had degloved both his hands. The flesh was gone the muscles and ligaments were exposed and yet, he had no difficulty flipped you onto your back. A predatory smile residing on his features.
I posted the snippet earlier this week this is the finished product!
Warning - Dead dove do not eat, Gore, Noncon/smut, this is a rough read so you have been warned, probably not my best written smut if I'm honest
Stupid, pathetic, maybe even⌠desperate. The words described you well enough, wouldnât you say? A lonely girl with nothing better to do than throw her life away. You do this because you think you're special, you think you're destined for greatness, You think one day you're gonna wake up and be the main character but you aren't. I mean how could you when youâre not even the main character of your own story. You aren't special, you arenât destined for greatness. The only thing you're truly destined for is to die in this forest. Body broken and mangled while he loomed over you.Â
It was clear you were going to die here. No way you get out of this, worst yet you could see the white walls of the house where you grew up in, the soft porch light admitting a warm welcoming glow. If you could have run a few more feet you'd be home safe. But you were just shy of that and he revelled in that. Walking circles around you like a wolf who had just cornered his prey. You hadn't even known what you'd done wrong. What made you deserving of this treatment but it didnât matter, not anymore.Â
Your leg was broken, the bone splintered in half, a jagged end poking out through the skin where your knee was meant to be. Blood leaking down the wound onto the forest floor. Your left arm was gone, ripped apart. The only evidence of it ever being there being the blood and tendons that leaked out of your bicep. The pain was unbearable, indescribable it ached everywhere. You could do nothing but cry and scream. Even your stomach suffered some blows, a large laceration planted diagonally through your chest, your internal organs threatening to spill out. The palm of your right hand was degloved, a sea of red covering the skin that was once there, tendons and muscle clearly on display for you to see. If youâd looked long enough youâd even be able to see the muscles moving, slow and concise.Â
Grabbing you by your hair you were lifted from the ground and pressed into the cruel bark of a tree. A screech moved past your lips as broken body parts started to move and bend. âI told you, didn't I? That weâd make sweet sweet music together.â He pressed his mouth against your ear, hot breath assaulting your skin. âI ainât say how but you were so eager⌠I ainât wanna spoil the surprise for ya.â Using his body to keep you stationed against the tree Remmick started to fiddle with his belt. Taking his time to remove it, his eyes stayed stationed on you. Red like an amber sea and teeth glistening in the moonlight, it had been ages since Remmick had played with his food to this degree. Kissing your neck, Remmick allowed his pants to fall to his ankles, his cock in hand.Â
âPlease, you don't have to do this.â You cried, the cherry colored fluids dripping from your lips onto his chest. Remmick smiled, a smile he often did. It was mocking, cruel and yet the smile looked almost kind⌠almost. âI know little dove. â Remmick wasted no time lining himself with your cunt. Pressing his body further onto you, you heard the sound of something stabbing into fresh. It was your bone piercing into his stomach. âFuck.â He moaned. âYou get me all hot and bothered looking like this.â Your gored body turning him on. He was disgusting, a freak of nature. Slamming himself inside you, Remmick gave you no time to prepare before setting the tempo, thrusting at a rough and savage pace. Remmick paid no attention to the bone that pierced his flesh with every thrust. Blood leaking down the wound he had created. Moving his hand down your body Remmick started to play with your clit. The rough circular motions pressed into your skin. You were in pain, your body was aching, the wounds burned and yet your body still reacted to the orgasm forced onto you by him. Your nails digging into his shoulder as you held onto him . You were trembling beneath him, breathing heavy, eyes half lidded. The blood loss was going to catch up with you, soon rather than later. âFuck.â He groaned, his breathing uneven and his thrust getting impossibly quicker. âDonât die yet darlinâ I'm almost there.â He whispered in your ear. âThere ainât no God above but if there was he made you just for me.â Soon his thrust started to stutter and slow, his nails began to dig into your skin creating new wounds on your broken body. A groan leaves his lips as he releases all his love and affection into you, the white liquid carrying a red tint to it. Not quite ready to pull himself out of you Remmick thrusted a couple more times making sure that you were filled with every last drop of his cum.Â
âI'm going to break you over and over again.â Far too tired and dying from the blood loss the words didnât register in your mind as anything other than gibberish. But what did register was the sharp pain you felt in your neck and the way he licked at the wound lapping up the blood. When he was done he allowed your body to crumple in on itself, you dropped to the floor. The world went black.
Has the sinner discourse been quenched yet, y'all scaring me? I wanna start doing the real problematic ships but if y'all still losing y'all shit I'll wait.
 Holy crap I felt like I was writing interview with a vampire with the amount of dialogue and recounted there is in this. Uh slow burn and you talk like a lotâŚÂ
Warning - Death, Vampires, blood, all that jazz, Dead dove (not really but part two will be)Â
Part ½, possible prequelÂ
Bruises didnât stick and wounds healed quick but⌠the memories, they were haunting. They refuse to leave, replaying in the back of your skull like a broken cassette tape. Yet you still managed to keep a smile on your face because you survived it. Even managed to kill the fucker and sever that damn connetion but in the back of your head you worry that maybe it isnât over. Â
You sat on the floor of the woods, blood dripping from your mouth, dirt staining your hands. The man before you was breathing heavily, your eyes watching as his chest rose and fell and his Adam's apple bobbed.Â
âDo you think that's enough?â He asked sheepishly, sweat running down his forehead. His breath was hot and his eyes were sunken. He was tired, you had taken more than you promised. You smile, teeth shining in the moonlight. Grabbing the blade you'd been using all night long to carve the man up, you gently wiped the metal on your dress allowing the red ichor to stain the fabric before pocketing it. Laying your back to the earth, you look to the stars. They shined down bright and friendly like an old friend. The one constant in your immortal life were those twinkling lights, people came and went, animals died, and nature often left destroyed but those pretty lights never left. Sure there were nights where it was harder to see them than others but you knew they were still there and that's what brought you comfort night after night. âYeah I think so.â You stated, closing your eyes and allowing the cold air to affectionately kiss at your skin. âI think I may have over done it tonight.â
âI think so too.â Louis grimaced in pain as he laid next to you. His eyes running up and down your body, looking for something, anything that was out of place and would point to the monster he believed you to be. The longer his eyes looked the more his mind drifted to the conclusion that there was nothing out of the ordinary about you, you had no tells. And that, well that wasnât okay. It put him on edge, his skin crawled and tiny goosebumps would materialize on his brown skin. Just the thought that he couldnât tell your kind apart from his kind frightened him but still he said nothing. âYou know itâs been three years since you smashed into me and my sister's life like battering ram. And still you ainât very forthcoming about yourself.â He pauses looking to you for a reaction that wouldnât come. âIt ainât fair you know.âÂ
Letting out a deep sigh in what could only be human mockery, you groan. Slowly you flutter your eyes open as if waking from a thoughtless slumber. âThree years, huh? Time really is but a stubborn illusion, a fleeting moment constantly on the run.â You smile, soft, kind. âFine⌠I'm an open book. What do you want to know?â You ask as you use your elbow to lift you up. Looking deep into Louis' worn out eyes. You should get him home soon.Â
âHowâd you come to be like this? And donât reply with no poetic bullshit, okay? I ainât stupid, I want the real answer.â Bold boy, he was. His hunger for answers pumping through his veins, a need for knowledge ripping through the air. Your instincts told you to dance around the question, run him in circles till he was dizzy just like you always did but what good would come out of that. Youâd spent the last three years doing so and now the jig was up. âWell ainât that a loaded question.â You laugh trying to hide your unease.Â
âI was hunted⌠hunted like a baby fawn.â You took a deep breath, the memories engulfing you like a dark cloud. The face you tried so hard to forget flashing in your mind like a film reel. âHe said he loved me. Said he knew me better than I knew myself.â You allowed yourself to let out a bitter chuckle. âIn the end, I guess he did.â Louis looked on quietly, his eyes never leaving yours. âI let him in one night. My hunger, my lust, it clouded my judgement. He wasted no time showering me with love and adoration, it was nice.â A distant smile appeared on your face before dropping.Â
âI allowed the events of the night to creep up on me, lulling me to sleep in his arms. When I woke the sweet remnants of sleep still hung to my body but also this indescribable dread. It clung to me like a leach, buried itself in the pit of my stomach. He was gone of course, the morning rays shining down on my dark skin, giving it a reluctant golden hue. I still remember how beautiful that sunrise was that day. The midtones of orange, yellow and even a luminescent pink clashing with each other for control of the sky, as the sun smiled down at all creation. It was so warm, so friendly, I couldâve fallen back into the arms of slumber in an instant if it wasnât for the nauseating dread that was clinging to me.â You didn't realize it but your breathing became uneven as your mind went to the events that followed after that sunrise. You closed your eyes if only for a moment.Â
You were there again. Feet anxiously climbing down the stair case as a sickening rotting fragrance filled your nose. Eyes wide as you looked at the gore before you. This wasnât real, it couldn't be. Your dads body was broken, contorted in ways that didnât seem possible. His bones poked out where they shouldnât and stomach gashed open with his intestines spilling out. His eyes were haunting, the lively brown hue they carried, now gone and greyed over. Not far from him was your mother. Her face stretched out in horror, the expression ingrained in her loving brown features. Her throat was completely shredded, all components on display. You could even see the pale white bone making an appearance through the heaps of blood. A wail so guttural and raw left your mouth that night and you cried for hours on end. You had come to believe it was your fault.Â
âY/n youâre crying.â You blinked a moment. You mind racing at an inhuman pace you struggled to catch up. You smile, wiping the cherry tears from your face, you laugh. âSorry about that.âÂ
âAnyways I woke up that day to my parents dead in the living room and my dog, Little Daisy gored on front porch.â You breath, pulling your body forward you sat up before crossing your legs. âHe left me to stupor in his actions, he enjoyed watching it eat at me from a far. It took me months to leave the house after that. Reduced to a hermit, I lived in fear. But itâd be years before heâd strike again. He waited, waited til I was comfortable, happy, safe. He was always content to play the long game. Something I never grew to understand.âÂ
âWhy didnât he just kill you that night? Turn while you were laying up in bed with him.â You laugh sharp and bitter. âYou listening to me? He didnât kill me because whatâs the fun in that?â You asked. âI let him in and for that, there needed to be consequences. My parents and little Daisy were just that⌠Consequences.âÂ
âBut you let him in again, didnât you?â Louis accused. âHow else would he have gotten his hand on you?âÂ
âOf course not. I wouldâve never let him in, I donât purposely make the same mistake twice.â You left those words in the air for a moment. Silence surrounding the two of you.Â
âLike I said, he waited. Waiting till he became a distant memory in the back of my mind. Waited for me to get bold. Waiting was what he was good at. It took a while but I did get bold, started testing my luck by going outside when the sun sunk low. I had to⌠needed to, the house was suffocating, had been for years but I couldnât bring myself to go anywhere else. All my memories resided there, riding my first bike, the many piggybacks my father gave me, my mother and the âsecretâ girls night weâd have when dad was working late. I latched onto it all because outside of memories all I had was the house. My parents werenât well off so to give them a proper burial I sold things, things that I wouldâve treasure if I knew better.âÂ
âBut April 26 19XX I chose to be bold. Bold for the last time. I sat on the wooden swinging chair that resided on the porch, an old thing with striking baby blue paint littered on it. Long aged, the paint was chipped and peeling but she was still a beauty. I was tired, lazy, the book that resided in my lap long since abandoned and my eyes began fluttering closed. Itâd been a long time since Iâd had the chance to fall asleep with the wind kissing so lovingly on my skin. I took the risk, I acted boldly, I closed my eyes and fell asleep.â âNoâ Louis whispered clearly enraptured by your story.Â
âI donât know what time I woke up but when I did the moon was softly shining down on me. It was comforting but only for a moment. I felt time slow as the wood of the chair creaked. He was sitting beside me doing what he did best, watching and waiting.â You wouldnât dare go over the intimated details of how that night unfolded. The things you endured that night never meant to be recounted or relived. âHe turned me that night, just before sunrise.â Your voice was quiet barely audible above the crickets and cicadas as they sang.Â
âBut you say you killed him!â Louis said his voice full of hope. The words noticeably coming out loud and proud. âThat what sis says anyways.â He said his tone shifting to be a bit meeker after noticing his voice had scared aways many of wildlife that resided in the forest. Another true and genuine smile found itself pressed into your lips. The brother and sister duo really did crack you up with their antics. A shame you were only feeding on the one tonight. âWhereâs your sister anyways?â You asked.Â
âMy question first.â Eager was the serpent to feast. His hunger for knowledge leaves holes in his stomach that only you could fill. You chuckled. âYeah I suppose I did. But that didnât come first, What came first was severing the âconnectionâ we had.â âConnection?â He questioned.Â
âVampires have this connection to one another, like a symbiosis relationship. Not only did he get my memories but I got his. I saw the countless nights he spent waiting for me. I saw his first hand account of him murdering my parents, my dog. And those memories, they drove me crazy. They replayed in my head like a fucking siren. It felt like it was his doing, like he was the reason they wouldnât stop like he wanted me to watch those moments over and over again. And maybe he did, he had a peculiar way he went about things.â There was a profound sadness now present in your eyes. Louis sat seemingly amazed at just how expressive your eyes were. They told their own story time and time again.Â
âNow about that sister of yours?â You asked, giving a friendly tilt of the head. As Louis opened his mouth to answer, the sound of a branch snapping could be heard loud and clear. You both snapped your head in the direction of the noise. Your body immediately stiffened and you felt as though all the blood you had just received ran cold. What stood before you was hardly a few feet away. A ghost of a man with blood soaked clothes, in his hand he held an iron grip on the decapitated head of Zuri, Louisâ sister. The spinal bone still attached, her eyes were stuck staring back at you in horror. You could only imagine what her last moments looked like.
âShe ainât wanna miss out on the pleasantreeâs thought I'd bring her with me.â Remmick voice and smooth and sweet like honey, always was. Even when he would whisper in your ear about how he would break every bone in your body. It made you sick. Louis cried out his eyes never leaving his sister's head, tears started to rain down his face like a water hose that was not quite shut off. âHow?â The word came out quiet, frightened.Â
âI did what I do best darlinâ⌠Watched and waited.â He mocked. He had been there lurking far longer than you realized.
Another snippet and yes the dove is dead and try not eat it.
Warnings - Gore, Child death, death, Dead dove things and stuff
It was a horrific scene that was sitting before you. The two babies you had raised laid within their own gore. Throats ripped out and terrified sunken eyes looking back at you. You didn't want to look but you couldnât rip your eyes away from the scene before you. Your baby girl got it the worst, her body protectively lying in front of her baby brother. Her organs were pouring out of her tummy and her face was hardly recognizable with the amount of lacerations that were ingrained in her once perfectly soft skin. One of her beautiful golden brown eyes hung out of its socket, an arm outstretched as if reaching out for her mommy who wasnât there. You could only imagine the fear that ran through her tiny body before she died. A loud mourningful sob escaped your mouth. You were shaking uncontrollably as you fell to your knees. You reach your hands out wanting to comfort the gore that was your baby girl. You stopped just short as your eyes traveled to your baby boy, only 6. The sight wasnât much better, his throat was torn apart, his head struggling to stay attached to his body. Only some ligaments and skin fighting to keep it all together. You opened your mouth to speak only for a sorrowful gasp to leave your mouth, an ocean couldn't compare to the tears leaving your body.
Scooping up your children you laid on the floor cradling them.The red almost black liquid quickly spreading onto the fabric of your evening dress. âMommys here now.â You cried but it was far too late for those words to mean a damn thing.Â
âWell, ainâ this a sight.â A mans voice spoke...
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I have fallen for another mediocre white man. My lesbianism is quaking. Super small snippet because I don't finish shit.
Warnings: It's kind of mean, blood if you squint, the doves are dead and they certainly aren't eating tonight!Â
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Stupid, pathetic, maybe even⌠desperate. The words described you well enough, wouldnât you say? A lonely girl with nothing better to do than throw her life away. You do this because you think you're special, you think you're destined for greatness, You think one day you're gonna wake up and be the main character but you aren't. I mean how could you when youâre not even the main character of your own story. You aren't special, you arenât destined for greatness. The only thing you're truly destined for is to die in this forest. Body broken and mangled while he loomed over you.
Daddy Lou said Uncle Les wasnât a bad man, that sometimes he was a little selfish and a little in his own head, but he loved both of us the same. But I didnât wanna tell daddy lou that I didnât love uncle les like that, that I didnât like when he would wrap his hands âround my wrists and throw me onto the floor like the women he brought home, that I didnât love how he touched my waist and told me how disappointing it was that I would never really grow into a real lady.Â
When I looked at Uncle Les, I saw a snake, a big, ugly, scared snake. Lou saw a man, but no real man would treat a lady the way he did. Â
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