Vampire Hunter (A Twilight Story) - Season 1 - Episode 103

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Vampire Hunter (A Twilight Story) - Season 1 - Episode 103

“If you ever go near Felix again, look at him in a way I don’t like, speak of him or if you so much as think about him I will kill you. Do you understand me?” I said in a deadly and low voice. I would not allow her to come between him and I ever again and if she tried she would regret it. She was lucky to be alive now.
Her eyes were filled with fear but she tried to make her voice strong. “I would like to see you try. They would never allow it.” She said quickly and I almost laughed.
“I would like to see them try and stop me,” honestly it didn’t sound like a bad idea. I was fairly sure my survival instincts would trump any bond Chelsea created allowing me to do away with them once and for all. “Besides, who do you think they would be more reluctant to destroy? Me or you?” Her eyes widened as she realized the truth of my words. While I hated to admit it I was far more valuable to Aro than she was. “That’s what I thought.”
I released her and quickly walked back to Felix. Both him and Demetri were watching me with mixed expressions; awe, surprise, confusion and even humor. I put part B into action as I instantly pulled Felix towards me and kissed him passionately, which he returned just as quickly as his hands once again wound around my waist.
After about a minute Demetri coughed a few times, trying to get our attention. “Shut up.” We both mumbled at the same time and I couldn’t help but smile before turning my attention back to Felix. I doubt this need I have for him will ever subside, not that I want it to.

“Felix we need to go, the others are waiting for us.” He said impatiently. Felix grumbled and reluctantly began to release me. I give him a knowing look indicating we’ll pick up later and he smiled. As we head towards the car I see Heidi in the front passenger seat already, looking in the opposite direction. Hopefully she got the message though I would be more than willing to convey it again if not. Demetri jumped into the driver’s seat while Felix and I sat at the back. As we pulled away I began to pay attention to my surroundings and I stiffened when I saw the sign indicating to our location.
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
My memories were unclear but I remembered my time here, I also knew its proximity to other towns. “Where exactly are we going?” I said shakily. We were remarkably close to Forks and I felt a pit in my stomach. Please god tell me that is not where we were headed, surely this must be a coincidence. My thoughts drifted to the Cullen’s as my mind tried to rationalize the situation. They would never create an immortal child that much I knew so we couldn’t be confronting them. Yet a small voice in the back of my mind told me something was wrong.
“Not far, we’ll be hiding the car as soon as we hit a more secluded area and proceeding on foot from there.” Demetri said quickly but once again something was hidden in his eyes as he glanced in the rear view mirror. I was on edge and Felix could tell as his thumb rubbed the back of my hand soothingly though it wasn’t working.
As the city disappeared behind us a more rustic scenery began to encroach in its place. We only drove for under an hour before he turned onto an abandoned dirt road deeply hidden in the trees. The main road soon disappeared behind us and we came to a stop as the road ended, blocked by a fallen spruce. We exited the vehicle swiftly and before I could say another word Demetri took off into the trees, using his ability to follow a trail I could not. I sighed deeply but followed quickly after though I stayed a fair distance behind, barely looking ahead as my mind raced with a million thoughts.
We were running for almost an hour when he began to slow and I felt the massive gathering ahead of us. I recognized most though I was pretty sure there were more witnesses than who Felix and I gathered. I guessed that Aro sent others to find more. Eventually we burst into a small clearing, a clear separation between the guard and those who were merely here to witness the massacre. The guard was composed, calm, organized and silent while the others were scattered and speaking quietly to one another.