MARKED BY HELL ;;

     Look, I’m not a FANTASTIC artist, but if anyone wants some art done please let me know. I need the extra cash rn. Examples below.

   Guys, kill me. I literally feel like this image rn. 

“We’re not a nest– not in the traditional, makes every vampire a piece of shit kind of way.”  

God she hated hunters. They didn’t often come by, and those who did were usually the run of the mill bigots with a chip on their shoulder and a shotgun. But she knew this hunter’s name, most supernatural things did. The Winchester brothers were a thorn she’d hoped to avoid having in her side but she’d created a community for vampires to come live away from humans. Honestly, she was a little surprised they’d flown under the radar as long as they did. “Most of those who live here lost their Makers when Hep V broke out and this has been the only place where they learned how to act right when it comes to bein’ safe. A lot of us were turned against our wills and we’re just tryin’ to make the best of a shitty situation. I promise you, we’re not startin’ any shit.”

    Again, it was a song that had been sung before. Vamps living off on their own, away from people and swearing off human blood. This might not be the same case, but there were similarities. Regardless, it was something to be approached with caution. 

                                            You  ALWAYS  have a choice.                                           You can either roll over and die,                                              or you can keep  FIGHTING.                                                       No matter what.

@nanlanmo​ said:  “ Whatever they told you,  it’s a lie.”

    It wasn’t the first time someone had said this to him. He was a hunter after all. Excuses were often given in desperate situations from monsters and humans alike. In his experience, they weren’t worth trusting. In the beginning, Dean wouldn’t even bother listening. However, as he grew he learned that some monsters weren’t always bad. Still, it was always best to keep his guard up.