Does sired Nevan, even though heâs angry, slow down when it comes to Dariusâ new thrall. Heâs going to destroy it, itâs too far gone to leave, but he doesnât do so violently.
The thing is scared, and he does feel remnants of empathy as he distracts it from their master before softly guiding them down and away
cw: hypnosis, death, conditioned whumpee, servant whumpee
Terrified was how he looked in his stupid little dress. Nevan didnât get a dress anymore - simply scraps of ugly things his master supplied him with and nothing else. His was Nevanâs former one, and as much as he hated to admit it looked better on the new thrall. Darius said so, too many times to count.
But they were scared, so frightened by him, and Nevan didnât give a fuck. He stepped closer, closing in on whatever his idiot name was, blood curling his ripped up remains of clothes. Adrastus fought more than heâd prepared for, clawing at his shirt and skin, but it was alright in the end. Nevan got the job done.
âMaster, p- please-,â he whimpered, holding a black blooded, rotting corpse close. He was more lucid than Nevan had seen him for some time, yet still under a terrible spell. âMaster, help, master, I need y- you-,â
Nevan knelt to his level, and the thrall flinched away. He refused to use the vampire body as a shield, rather using himself to save it. It was cute in a way. On the other hand, it shouldâve been Nevan, whether on the edge of death or still under a trance, it shouldâve been Nevan.
The anger welled in his chest, pulsing in the place of a heart. He didnât let it show in his face - heâd gotten good at that. Darius never once suspected how jealous heâd gotten, or how many times heâd fantasized the whole groupâs deaths.Â
So very slowly, the thrall weeping wildly, Nevan tucked his hair behind his ear. The thrall curled away, still blubbering. âShhhhâŠâ Nevan soothed shakily, and the thrallâs eyes went distant in an instant.
âN- nooo, master, m- m- masterrrâŠ,â he whined, quivering cold.Â
Nevan cupped his cheeks, the thing like a ball of mush in his blood stained hands, and they smiled to each other - Nevan first and the thrall dully following. His lashes fluttered dumbly, groaning softly as he savored Nevanâs touch.Â
With so many possibilities of torture running about his mind, he couldnât help but place a peck to the humanâs forehead, one he cherished with a mewl. He could tear his face right off then and there. He could twist his throat off. He could rip his heart out and eat it before him. So many ways to get it out of the way, to do the thing Nevan wished someone had done for him. So many ways to pay back the stealing of his spot.
âN- NevannnâŠ,â the thrall cheered, sleepy and out of it. The way Malak had. His fingers, gloved yet wet with insides, found their way over Nevanâs own.
Nevan bit his lip, hard and snarling. The pet only seeked his warmth further, gracefully falling to his lap, corpse in hand.Â
When Nevan went to separate it from their master, he cried pathetically. âN- no, ngh!â Tears clouding his face, power lifting if only in the slightest.
Petting the thrall, speaking him through it with a gentle, mind melting tone, Nevan led him along with little itâs okâs and itâs alrightâs. Maybe he even ran his fingers through Dariusâ remains of ginger strands once or twice.
He was gone before either of them knew it. He never noticed - at least Nevan hoped so - as his breathing ticked to a stop. Until the rise and fall of his belly ceased, Nevan only thought of him to be asleep.Â
It wasnât difficult, it was what Nevan wanted to do for a long time. So why was he crying? He didnât feel bad, but tears blurred his vision and collected at his chin.Â
He was easy to bury. Luckily the spot where Nevan had been was still open, so he reused it. He swapped the thrallâs clothes too, to be that of which he probably would have been more himself in. Maybe he would have liked them.Â
Nevan only prayed a little bit, said a goodbye with that angering ache in his stomach. Of course he couldnât remember if he was ever religious, but he certainly wasnât now. If there was a God, one that allowed all this to happen in the first place, Nevan certainly wouldnât be speaking to such a monster. It was only an attempt to hope for the thrallâs best wherever he went after.Â
Hopefully it was somewhere alright.
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