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A Simple Shadow Pt. 10
He woke several times to the blurred sensations of blood and sex. He knew he had fucked the little avien several times. Shadow s dreams confirmed it. They were a kaleidoscope of feathered flesh and hot movements. He kept repeating one in his dreams. He didn t remember doing it but the dream was highly detailed and repeated often enough to assure him he had. In the dreams the avien was beneath him clutched securely in his muscled arms. Hawk did not seem to notice his feathers getting ruffled or even bent as he drove himself into him again and again. The hot little boy pushed back into him eagerly urging him to do more. Sometimes he heard the noise of the other boys milling about the room. Shade didn t know if he liked the idea of being watched but sometimes…the sound turned him on even worse. He liked the urgent little noises coming from Hawk it was hard to believe he had almost let a dragon eat him. Then he considered Tarkin ton using his little slut in this very same way and his jealousy burned. The boy did everything he could think of to erase his anger. It must have worked too. Shadow stopped thinking of Tar entirely seeing only Hawk and sleeping deeply. He had no idea of how long he slept but he knew it was a restless sleep filled with noises and waking moments. He woke to the sound of yelling. Hawk soothed him with gentle words as he woke slowly. It is nothing. Just and angry vampire looking for trouble the boy murmured to him. Your wards are sealing him out. He cannot get in.
How long have I been down here he asked huskily. Hawk looked reluctant to answer. He saw more than a few bite marks on his delicate body.
You needed it he argued defensively when Shadow narrowed his eyes at him.
How have you kept me here? Few can make me sleep fewer still can command me while I slumber. His fear began to rise making him uneasy.
Shade the boy protested with hurt eyes. You do feel better don t you?
Yeah actually he thought in mild surprise. He felt better than he had in a very long time. The door pounded again drawing his attention. A muffled snarl came from the other side. It made him jerk and the other boys in the room reacted to his movement with shrieks of fright. Tar can t get in Shade whispered in worry.
Yes he can Hawk argued he is your companion!
Not if I am unconscious Shadow snarled releasing the warding on the room. Hawk moved away warily offering comfort to the others as he herded them to the back of the room. His eyes alone showed his concern as he steadily met Shade s gaze without backing down. Pevin seeped into the room as the light returned to its normal gloom.
Where are the keys? Pevin didn t look so sweet and mild this morning. Why couldn t I get in? The boys are starving! You have been feeding off of them he accused.
Have I Shadow asked in dazed disorientation. I only remember sleeping… the avien boy…I know I fed on him. Pevin motioned for Hawk to come to him. There was only one wound on the boy s neck. Not a trace remained on him. Not even the scent of sex and it should have lingered on his skin for weeks.
Hawk met Pevin s suspicious black eyes and agreed. It is as he says. He fed on me and slept but I am well. We all agreed not to wake him. As you see we have fruit we brought in and we ate plenty before that. He looked down on the last part no longer comfortable with that silver-laced jet boring into him. No one has starved!
How have you been getting outside? It has been a week!
I have not needed to go out. I have been here at his side! Haven t I? Hawk glanced back at Shadow desperately. Shade created a bowl of fruit and several strips of dried meat. He didn t even feel drained by it. See…see…look!
Pevin studied them both strangely. Tarkin ton was worried! He couldn t reach him either. As if to add meaning to his comment the ghostly apparition appeared at his side! Looking scared Tar reached out to touch him as Shade flinched away from the wispy hand. It dropped away helplessly.
I was tired. I knew I would sleep Shade said sounding thirsty. Sorry I didn t know I would be out for so long he tried to explain wondering at the fear in Tar s expression. I sealed the room Tar! I was safe…
You sealed it against us! Not everyone Tarkin ton hissed in frustration. Someone was in here! I felt him enter the house and this room…I felt the intruder Shade!
I must have slept through it. The only disturbance I heard…was the two of you.
Tar snarled The next time you seal me out seal out everything! Or I will find an assassin to finish this between us forever he threatened angrily. Pevin smirked as he blinked out. Then the boy turned on his heel and followed the ghost thing back upstairs.
Hawk shut the door he left standing open and sighed in relief. That will be terribly difficult for him to do he remarked winsomely The only thing you didn t seal out was light clan. Somehow I cannot see a Holy Temple Guardian becoming an assassin he mused with a small pleased smile. Neither could Shadow…but then…
Who was here Hawk?
My lord the boy inquired looking far too innocent for someone he knew was guilty as sin of the accusations leveled at him.
Tar was petrified! Don t go all coy and act innocent on me. Who was here he demanded. The boy moved across the room fluidly watching his face.
Hawk looked both wary and thoughtful as he drew near. No harm was done as you can clearly see my lord. He swept out a hand to indicate the room but the vampire s eyes never left the boy. You needed to rest and I made certain you got it. I am sorry my lord was afraid but I only did what was best for the two of you. Two Shade I said two he repeated firmly. If you are weak so is he! He cannot afford to leave you in Pevin s…care he said hesitantly. Yet his trust in his young lover is complete just as a part of you will always trust in Tarkin ton despite his punishments!
Are you telling me I shouldn t he asked incredulously. I left here! I only came back to see him dead. If what I hear is true and the things he whispered in my ears for so long I cannot allow him life. Even if it means I die with him Shadow whispered in total resignation I have to kill him.
Hawk shifted nervously. Tarkin ton has been praying to the Gods he stated ominously. It fell on deaf ears. The news didn t seem to even faze Shadow. He huffed a little in irritation Not your Gods Shadow kin! To the Gods of all thing Good and Light he prays! Like you Shade he urged fiercely. It is unheard of! You protected yourself from all except the Light!
I have my reasons the vampire bitched. He turned away from the boy.
Perhaps Tar sees your reasons too he suggested softly.
Then I have killed him without a cause!
No Shade Hawk stated flatly You killed him because it is what he wished of you. It is one of the things he prayed for…his death at your hands. Shadow felt a stab of pain and cried out at the severity and suddenness of it! The little creature s words cut deep. He must seem dead to all who come seeking him. Yet the worst of them will not be fooled by this ruse! Not so long as the boy walks a two-fold path he explained.
What do you mean? Two path… His voice rasped still laced with pain.
Pevin Hawk urged. As much as my lord loves him he is a spy!
The vampire hissed in a breath in fury. Meg rin he snarled in disgust.
Yes Hawk agreed emphatically. He treats his father and uncle as abysmally as she has taught him to treat them!
The two twins Shadow mumbled thoughtfully. Perhaps the boy really was the reason they feared vampires so badly. Oh hell he swore in dismay the sun dragon! I forgot about him and left him alone!
Hawk sat at the edge of the bed soothingly. He will be hungry but not harmed. You heard him Pevin could not find the keys. Hawk moved to a pillow on the bed and drew the clinging clattering ring out. You asked me to see to the prisoners. You left them in the kitchen so I hid them.
Shade took the keys giving Hawk a look. He was trying to decide how innocent his newfound bed mate really was…and he was coming up with bad odds. Did he work for an angelic guardian? He already knew the most powerful of them could fool other powerful creatures on what their true age and race were. Thank you. Do we have anything to feed a dragon? Three of them I should say he amended.
The boy shook his head. No sir the others ate it all. I could give them some fruit to hold them over until you could find or make more meat.
I will have to hunt. I cannot make more than a small amount and even then mostly fruit he sighed. I hate hunting.
If you kill it the kids can clean and cook nicely. They will make certain to store the leftovers properly…hint hint. It won t be problem if you get too much.
Just too little the vampire added with a smile. Yeah I get it. Do any of your boys eat meat he thought to ask before fading away.
Hawk looked surprised. A tiny smile broke over his face as he answered softly some.
Shade used the keys to lock the boys door and went to see how the twins were faring. He wasn t surprised to see them strung back up separately. This time the men faced the cold stones on opposite sides of the room. Pevin the inevitable whisper came breaking the dank stillness of the room. He was certain it was the same male as before.
Are you the boy s father Shadow asked dryly. The dragon flinched when he recognized him as the vampire stranger from before. He made no answer. In fact he seemed to be the only one awake this morning so Shade moved up behind him. The half dragon pulled at his chains trying to look around at the predator he could not see. A stiff collar restricted his head not allowing it.
Finally the man stopped admitting defeat. You must be Shadoc s brother. You remind me of him he hissed fearfully. Shade was speechless. What could he say to that? He threaded his fingers into the man s hair letting him get used to him slowly. He combed out some of the tangles he found. It was rare for one of their kind to be so unkempt. Seeing a bowl of some size he created a little water and a small scrap of fabric. Bringing it close he started sponging the dragon s neck tenderly. It wasn t well received. The poor creature struggled trying to get away not knowing what he was about.
Hold still he crooned. Doesn t he even bathe you?
The creature snarled at him. No he hissed in disgust but he is not above fucking us! Shade paused letting the words and the tone tell him much of the man s bitterness. He was a prisoner eaten and abused by his own son or nephew. He didn t even want to imagine the angry confusion in the man s voice as he had stated the words. Why are you doing this? Just let us down he begged I need to see to my twin! He is hurting!
Your brother is alive. Mentally he sent a shadow minion to fetch Hawk. I will release you as soon as you are both clean and taken care of properly. You need to eat but the prisoners I released before have eaten us out of provisions. Can you nibble on some produce until I get back? I will go hunting. You two need to rest anyway. I can t unchain you. I have already tried it they won t come loose.
It is a complex spell made by Meg and Shadoc the male admitted unhappily. You really freed the prisoners?
You remain Shade explained as you can see. The boys won t leave as they have nowhere to return to and wished to stay. The others have been set loose with the exception of an injured sun dragon. The room of females…all dead he reminded him. I did what I could.
Meg killed them! She came to us covered in their blood drunk on it!
His words startled the vampire. He hid his expression by turning to Hawk as he entered the room. Can you and one of your boys clean these two up? I am going to check on the other one. Release them when you are done. The least I can do is try to give them a meager amount of freedom. Tell them to sleep he added.
It will be done as you say my lord Hawk stated with a slight bow. Borg and Bede will not harm us. We will set them free and allow them to bathe as we brush out their lovely hair for them. They do not mind that.
Borg and Bede Shade repeated amused. Which are you? The dragon male did not answer. He hadn t really expected him to. Not that it matters any I will assume you are Pevin s uncle. Take care of your brother. He turned to leave seeing Hawk had already gone to get whatever he needed.
Thank you. He paused but didn t turn back to the sullen dragon. His dark skin made Shadow wonder if they were all three shadow dragons. That would make Pevin a very powerful and dangerous little tramp. His markings alone showed he was a stout mage.
It took a minute to coerce the door to the sun dragon s chambers open. It was rusty and still locked up tight. The dragon was sitting stiffly against the wall on the bed. Damn you sure took your time he stated in pleasant amusement.
How are you feeling?
He shifted wincing sore when I wake but it gets better if I move around some. I am hungry. You did say there was food? I heard what you told the other two he stated tensely. May I help you hunt?
Of course Shadow agreed happily. Would you need anything before we go?
Pants the man drawled carefully. It seemed a friendly vampire confused everyone around here. However his comment drew that vampire s gaze downward.
Of course but… How do you explain needing to be intimately familiar with a person to think of the proper fit? The other male stood with a strangely teasing grin. He came up close to Shade. When his head came up to look at him dead on the shadows hiding his eyes seemed to disappear. They were reflective! There was no coloring in them what-so-ever and they threw back the light when it hit them. It was eerie. They were clearly eyes of a predator. His skin moved in a lazy wash of magical energy that was highly fascinating. The pink turned orange where the gold overlaid it. Bright blinding reds where the illusion dramatically darkened the pink.
I know what you need. You can come closer vampire…Touch me he beckoned using only the mere hint of a compulsion in his voice. He wanted to be certain he would do it. The creature s eyes flashed as soon as he stepped close. Good good…touch he encouraged quietly. Pain flared where Shadow s hand brushed the man s arm and waist. He whimpered wanting to immediately draw away. He hated being hurt feared it! Hush ignore the pain. You said you wanted to touch me so take your fill vampire. Shadow s mind automatically tried to fight free of the creature s mind. Be calm. Did you expect to touch the light and not pay the consequences? He took Shadow s hand and used his own to move it over his hips and thighs. Shh…It is necessary.
Why didn t it hurt when I carried you in here?
I was nearly dead. I have recovered some of my strength. You want to touch me Sha da limn forget the pain. Both hands drew the vampire along his skin tracing the contours lightly. Shadow closed his eyes memorizing the imprint along his fingertips. He was right Shade thought. Despite the pain he was enjoying the feel of his flesh and the feel of the light energy swatting at his own darkness like a cat testing his boundaries. He let out a little moan of sheer longing when his hands traced that firm muscled ass. That is it feel me vampire. The creature sounded greatly amused by his lust. Then he released his hands to place his own along Shadow s waistline. He jumped at the sting and made a little sound in protest. He tried to focus his attention to his task and rubbed his hands down extraordinary muscled calves and flanks. The dragon leaned into it. Shadow s skin was twitching like an animal being touched by a cattle prod. This man was not a Sun Dragon! His body was screaming what his mind had been too slow to comprehend…He was a Light Bearer! They were a rare warrior breed of the Temple Guardian Clan. Shadow had to kneel to get to his lower calf and ankles. The man above him sighed as Shade memorized every detail of shape and size. The sigh distracted him. The creature s hands had moved into his hair. It didn t hurt so much as make him start imagining things he shouldn t be thinking of. Shadow had to look…His chin came up and it was a mistake! The creature s eyes were closed enjoying the hands that swept darkness against his skin his face a mask of pure pleasure. It was evident elsewhere too as the appendage before the vampire s face began to grow slowly. Tempting fate he leaned forward and let his tongue trace the curvature of the rounded dome tasting the sweet swelling of his skin. The male pulled him closer in instinctive reaction. Shadow nipped at it and a harsh sound rumbled in the man s chest! Then those bright blinding eyes flashed open trapping his mind in seconds! No he barked panicked. No Shadow kin! Even the light can be tempted he whispered as he pulled him away shakily. He leaned down and kissed him violently.
It got deeper wilder and hotter until Shadow drew back in pain. The creature burst into light and he hissed scrambling away in terror his eyes stinging and streaming from it! It practically made the very air around them sizzle. Maybe you should make me a cloak too the angelic minion suggested as I seem to be highly attracted to you. He sounded husky and startled. You can t imagine how strange it feels to admit that. I have never slept with a guy willingly in my life.
Light Bearer he growled without uncurling from his protective stance. He quickly made a pair of silky snowy white coverings for him. The material was slinky but thick! The cloak wouldn t just cover that gorgeous body it would cover that infernal blaze of power scalding his tender skin! Why does ever Light Bearer say it that way: I have never willingly ? What? Has every one of you have been raped?
The man laughed softly. You didn t know? I really must have been weak when you found me vampire. I thank you for my pitiful life but I must know this he stated thoughtfully while dressing. Would you have helped me had you known?
Shadow smiled slowly and it was touched with a hint of devilish mischief. His immediate reaction to that question was not an appropriate one. He didn t think the man would get offended so he decided to tell him. I would have taken advantage of you while I had the chance. When you could not have given me this little display… The angel laughed delighted by his honesty.
I am not pure light despite my calling. Be wary of that mouth little vampire he added sounding like he was thinking of more than those cautiously worded taunts. Shall we go hunting now? Shadow got up. The man was beautiful perhaps even more so in the all white luster of the cloak and pants. He made himself a matching outfit using all black leather. It won him a laugh. It doesn t match that white hair of yours he mused. Are you really Shadoc s brother?
Shadow froze. His entire body seemed to hate the very sound of those words Yes.
You don t remind me of the vampire king. He is completely cold and heartless. Shadow turned into him as the angel touched his shoulder. It didn t hurt with all of the material between them. You may be a vampire Shadow kin but you are strange. There is goodness within you.
You don t know me angel! Do not assume such things he hissed angrily.
I know you attract my angelic blood he stated softly. His voice was firm as he explained Meaning there is good in you despite all of your protesting! They walked outside in stilted silence. Sha da limn the man called to him tenderly. Everything about the angel was soft and gentle Shadow realized not understanding it in the least. The forest called to the animal in him. He missed running alone within the uncomplicated world it offered.
What are you called he demanded. It won him another peace-filled laugh.
My my…You finally got curious hmm? Shadow wondered if he could see his blush of embarrassment. Ra bast Ar lin he drawled in answer. Shadow frowned trying to work the words through his brain for a meaning. Something about sunlight that was the Ra bast part but what was the other? Without knowing the half-dragon creature better personally it was impossible to interpret. You know I am not a dragon he informed him suddenly At least not by blood ties.
Damn you are a psychic too. The man laughed delighted by his irritation. It was nice to be so ridiculously easy to amuse Shadow thought scathingly.
Oh come now Shadow kin…I am alive and free! I didn t expect that. The angel frowned evaluating his wording. Or I should say he corrected with a sigh not content with partial truths I had not expected to be saved by a creature of total darkness. Had the Light Bearer part of his blood forced him to clarify? Was a half truth too much of a lie to them?
Well Shade damn well wasn t going to call the man Sunlight it was stupid and clichГ©! He looked back from the tree line to catch an amused smile on the angel s cherubic perfectly innocent devilish face. Those oddly cat-like eyes glittered with suppressed laughter ruining the charming facade. His golden hair was a bit feline too he noticed. The illusionary skin texture was as confusing on the eye as his old illusion had been. Many people had once thought him a god in far-off strange lands for that alone. Focusing on one part of his name he decided it fit the angel perfectly…Bast. Truly he had spent too long on Earth if he was naming a Light Bearer after an Egyptian Cat God he thought to himself wryly. He heard more laughter behind him. You may not like to talk to me much but to a psychic the man stated considering his word choices you are irresistible Shadow kin. The vampire stood still as the taller man wrapped his arms around him and pulled. He let his body lean back into him wondering what was wrong with him. He never acted like this!
You are too innocent to be in the middle of this feud vampire. You should go away. Somewhere he suggested fondly but not here… Bast parted Shadow s cloak. He made a soft sound as the creature s hand touched his bare flesh beneath it. Bast moved his hand over the vampire s heart while Shadow writhed uncertain if it hurt or if it was a deadlier form of pleasure. They say our kinds can become addicted to one another Sha da limn. Touching you makes me believe them. I am charged to destroy evil where I find it but a shadow is not necessarily evil you see. It is simply the opposite of fire and light. A thing that is created by the very light I possess in my blood he whispered hotly in his ear. Shade moaned wishing if he had a point he would just state it! I am you silly creature he teased brushing his ear with his cheek. Bast s hand slid down along Shadow s stomach. The effect was ten times more powerful than it should have been! He wanted him to keep going farther! A pleased chuckle reminded him that this was a highly volatile game. My blood calls to you…
Oddly he could feel the sensation he was talking about he nodded distracted. Your flesh calls to mine vampire. The light in my skin wants to roll in your darkness. It wants to shine on your body until you are forced to shadow yourself for protection! It wants to spark your powers until you can completely engulf me in darkness Sha da limn! His hand slid past his waistline and Shadow cried out in severe pain and pleasure as he lightly drug his fingertips over him. His skin began to darken as power rose up unbidden. It gathered eating along his body until the leather couldn t hide the darkness any longer. He tensed as the void began to engulf both of them hiding them from the forest s many eyes. Bast s arms tightened holding him closer as Shadow screamed! The hand on him was beginning to scorch the delicate flesh he held.
A wind blasted into them forcing the pair apart! Shade he heard as he looked up to see Tarkin ton leaning down over where he had fallen. Tears streamed down Shadow s face and it broke his companion s heart to see his little shadow cry. Tarkin turned and glared at the one responsible. Bast s eyes flashed as he paced restlessly nearby watching the apparition warily.
You hurt him the angel accused irritably. Tarkin ton flinched. His bitterness runs so deep and over half of it bears your name Mage! The Light Bearer stopped pacing. What do you want from him? He is still innocent and pure of heart! You kill him! Do you want him to die Mage? If he stays here like this he will…
You have no business in this Tarkin ton hissed at him.
The angel s smile was cold indeed. Oh I do… His words grew soft and threatening. Be careful what you pray for Shadow Master! We angels must answer the prayers of those in dire need…even yours.
Tar mouthed silently I should have killed you.
No doubt Bast agreed. What stilled your hand? A last shred of hope…
I cannot stay here! Shadow screamed disgusted by them both Gods It is always the same! Every second he hissed. He flinched away when Tar tried to touch him. I can t live like this. Please understand he begged desperately. Tarkin nodded and looked away. I am sorry Shadow whispered forgive me. He bolted into the trees the moment he managed to get his feet beneath him. A scarred snow leopard that raced away unable to deal with the fighting the arguments and the betrayals that lay behind him yet even as he ran he felt the crippling pain that his desertion caused his old love. He ran blindly unable to see past the emotions and grief that fogged over his eyes! It was a familiar feeling. He stumbled and forced himself to run even faster!
Shadow heard the whisper of the angel s voice in his ear and knew it was speaking to Tar. You have lost him but you have not yet lost this deadly game you play. Let me help you Mage! You begged our help now trust in me. Your companion is not young but he remains simple and innocent by staying as a beast. If he had stayed here his brother would have killed him. Surely you have figured that out by now? He has to run! It is the only way he will become who he needs to be. Let him run free end this game finish what you started and let him rediscover who he is meant to be! The seductive voice urged using a great deal of compulsion to force his cooperation Trust us! Sha da limn will do fine. Let him go Mage!
Tarkin s voice in his head caused the cat to wail as he fled. Shade he whispered I love you. Please be safe my love. Then the animal screamed in agony stumbling to his chest in the forest as he was thrust away firmly from his companion for the second time being shut out entirely and left alone. The cat breathed heavily feeling lost momentarily from the sudden lack of emotions and thoughts. Then the animalistic consciousness took over lifting him to his feet to race away obliviously into the trees. A portal fluxed ahead and the cat darted into it. Whoever had called it was knocked back as he passed. The jungles beyond were wide and dense and taller than the ones he had just left. The fertile earth was moist so he ran and ran and forgot himself in the easy mind of the beast. The jungle sounds filled his ears and the scents ran in his nose comfortingly.
He flattened his lean body along a thick branch in a tree stalking a bird creature nearby. His body grew tense as he focused down on the hunt and nothing else. As he stalked the creature the greens began to take the shape of leaves signaling the return of his eyesight. His eyes cleared to watch the lovely blue and iridescent green bird of paradise several yards ahead of him on a lower limb. The cat growled at it sprang and caught the fragile neck between his teeth! Its shrill cry startled the other animals into a frenzy motion and sound. The cat listened to them in pleased abandon as it ate…
(To be continued under the title of the second chapter: A Shade of the Past )