This isn't beta-read yet. English isn't my native language, so every mistake will be haply correct when point out.
Attention DEATH SUCIDE
It's been 3 months since they win. Since Carmilla rise of the death. Somehow they all grew up to be great friends after that. Hell! Even Danny and LaFontaine got to get along.
Soon after the big win the group start to have the Wednesday night picnic. Carmilla found the best spot to do so. The roof of Silas U.
In this Wednesday night the gang was indeed on the roof top. They were eating, chatting, having fun. Kirsh and Danny were bro-fighting, Laura and her vampire were cuddling and Perry was in mom-mode, serving each and everyone. LaFontaine was there, but their mind was far away.
They had had a weird visit in the morning. A man, no a watcher come for seeing them after their biology class. At first they thought it was some kind of sick joke by Carmilla. But deep down they know it wasn't it didn't feel right, but it feel true.
In every generation there is a chosen one. They alone will stand against the vampire, the demons and the forces of darkness. They are the Slayer.
Together they fought vampires and devouring light, so why a Slayer couldn't exist? They ask themselves. And they know... it does.They stand up going straight to Perry, and without thinking they bend caught her lips in a kiss. Gosh! They should have done this sooner! They let got of their friend and walk away without a word.
The only way to be a Slayer is that the previous one died.
All they it was the only thing they could think of. Even knowing all of this was true, it still didn't feel right. They arrive on the edge of the roof. They look at their friends, they were all their friends.
- I should have tell you this sooner Perry. I love you.
And they let themselves fall back.
In every generation there is a chosen one. She alone will stand against the vampire, the demons and the forces of darkness. She is the Slayer.
Yeah being a Slayer could be hardcore. But they were no she and the world need his Slayer. They thought as their life leave them.
The end