They were after her. She knew it. The sound of their heavy footsteps were getting louder and louder. She don't know where to go in the dark forest. All she knew that she has to run as fast as her legs could carry her. She ran until she came across some thick bushed and hid behind them, praying that they wouldn't find her.
"Come out, my pretty. It won't be any use if you hide yourself. The scent of you will just show us where are you hiding". said one of them.
She looked at the crimson patch on her right upper arm, growing bigger each passing second on the white fabric of her blouse. She knew that she have to escape and fast. She got up on her feet and ran as fast as possible. The vampires heard her escaping and ran towards the direction of the scent of her blood.
After running about 10 minutes, she saw a sight that stopped her in her tracks. A boy, about 17, was wrestling a bear on the ground. When he managed to pin the creature down, he opened his mouth and his sharp fangs pierced into the neck. The poor animal let out a low groan before it took its last breath of air. She unconsciously took a few steps to the back, oblivious to the vampire.
Crack!
The vampire stopped drinking and turned his attention to the direction of the sound. The girl realized that she was in grave danger, thanks to the dry twigs behind her. The silver light from the moon highlighted the blood flowing from his mouth. She felt his deadly golden eyes boring a hole through her. Then, his head snapped back at the bear, finishing his meal of bear's blood. She sighed in relief when she saw that he ignored her.
"It's over… I am safe.." said the girl in her mind.
"Think again…" whispered a voice in her ear as a pale hand clamped over her mouth, pulling her to the back. "Do you a mere human like you can escape a hunter like me?"
"James, let's have her now." called out a feminine voice not far away from him.
"Alright, good idea." replied James. She could hear him licking his lips and felt his breath on her neck as he opened his mouth. As she felt his fangs touching her bare skin, she heard a growl and James pushed her down on the ground.
"Let her go, hunter." said a voice that she didn't recognize.
The last thing that she remembered was blood and limbs were all over the carpet of grass. Plus two golden eyes looking at her.