Please, say if you find any mistakes. My English is good, but not perfect
I grabbed my cape, pulled the hood over my
head and the golden belt around my waist.
In the middle of that belt there was a
medal, with some mysterious signs on it.
My staff was standing in the corner of
my room; it had the same signs on it as
the belt had. I was ready for it.
The meeting would start very soon and
I couldn’t be late. The search for old, homeless
people was also coming up again.
I bumped my staff on the ground, and just two
seconds later I heard that same bump. It was
just a lot louder. Those were my members, 47 boys
and girl who drink human blood, and tried to
survive on it. I smiled; they were ready for it too.
I jumped out of the window skillfully and landed quit soft.
I looked around. It was dark, and the city was quiet.
I started to run as fast as I could, I ran through some
dark alleys, jumped over boxed, avoided a mad dog, and
ran on again. After a few minutes of running I bumped
into a wall. That wall always blocked me. But drinking
blood has got its positive points. You get faster,
stronger, your sight will get better and your sense
of smell will improve too. It wasn’t hard for me to
jump over the wall, and when I landed on the other
side of it I looked up. There they were, all 47 of them.
‘Sorry for being late.’ I said. Everyone bowed their heads.
‘We all know that we have a new member for today.
I ask you to come forward, please.’ There was some
noise, some people moved away, and then a dark figure came to me.
‘Put your hood off.’
Gentle, pale hands slid out of their sleeves, and put off the hood.
It was a boy, he wasn’t very old yet. Seventeen at last.
He looked me straight in the eyes, and when I looked
back I couldn’t talk for a few seconds.
‘You are one of them.’ I finally whispered.
The boy smiled, and nodded his head. ‘What is your name?’
‘Marius.’ He answered.
Another smile showed up on my face, and I banged
on the floor with my staff again.
‘Everyone can go, look for food. Warn me when you guys
have found a pray.
Everyone ran away, Marius also wanted to leave.
‘Marius, wait.’ I told him. Marius stopped, turned back
and looked at me. ‘What’s up?’
‘I want you to bite me, you should change as much
members as possible.’
Marius narrowed his eyes and hissed. ‘You aren’t a Vampire?’
His voice sounded mad, and his perfect red eyes
stared furiously at me.
I stayed calm, and shook my head. ‘Nope.’
‘Not even a Half-blood?!’ he raised his voice,
and I shook my head again.
Marius was angry, furious! I’ve never seen someone
that mad in my life.
He disappeared very suddenly; he was gone in a rush.
I screamed and threw my head in back. I didn’t know
what he was going to do. He was able to kill the whole
clan if he was thirsty. I was desperate, if he did I
would lose everything I have. I tried to concentrate
on the others, but I didn’t hear a single one of them.
Suddenly Dave stood behind my back.
‘Where is Marius, Elaine?’ He asked me.
‘I don’t know.’ My voice sounded hoarse. ‘He ran off
when I told him we weren’t Vampires.’
Right on that moment I heard a scream. That must have
been Angela. There was no one else who could scream that
hard and high. My eyes widened. ‘No…’
Dave stayed serious. ‘How many of that stuff do you still have?’
I grabbled into my inside pocket. There was just a little
bit Diapenol remained in the bottle I found in my pocktet.
‘Not enough to kill him…’