They all watched, as they flow of vampires washed over the city like a wave of locusts on judgement day. One struck fast, killing an innocent with a bloody vengeance and passion, others spread towards the city racing in between the homes of people who lived on the islands, safe havens for families, their tiny homes full of warmth and love, ignorant of the horror coming at them. The vampires had been given basic commands, find and embrace, but each of them also had their own inner choices that drove them, their own dark passenger that blood lusted. As the wave of Cainites crawled over the city, the heroes would be stretched thin, battling the evil attacking what they had created.
“Lillith” hissed one of the other vampires standing near her as they watched Edward and other heroes take charge, felt the boom as he roared brandishing his sword, his power made some of them nervous, he was a born hero and that purity was something that could cut them down. She ignored the hissed demand for her attention as her keen eye site watched the surge of vampires that had been driven towards the leader begin their attacks, those that were in the first wave were young vampires, only weeks old, created by David to deflect and distract. Their own power weak against the heroes they were nothing more than cannon fodder. “LILLITH” the other vampire hissed again turning to face him her fangs out she spat a heavy whisper in return “WHAT IS IT?” the young vampire stepped back as he looked into her fierce eyes “I..” he stammered “Is it time for us to move out?” shaking her head as one of the others pulled the kid back into place, his excitement driving him to ask stupid questions. It was what David wanted, but a modicum of control was required for this second, soon she would release them for her commander and it would be on.
Watching the sky for the sign she was looking for she smiled as the light went on in the top room of Champion Tower, flicking on and off again as the signal beckoned them forward. Raising her hand she made a fist and gestured the horde of bloodthirsty vamp’s forward, dashing into the night they separated. Lillith racing towards the small box that sat on the hillside, it’s very faint green and red lights blinking in the moonlight.
Smiling as she reached the box she licked her fingers and flicked the switch. A gigantic fireball burst out of the edge of the Island as the front doors of The Hall of Champions exploded open. Once the smoke cleared and the sprinklers had done their work, the hall was flooded with the creatures David had brought forth; they began to create their standing point a place they could hold while they began to take their new army from the innocents housed at Champion Island.
Grinning she spun on her heel with a wiggle of her hips “Now my little heroes, while one of your leaders attacks over there” she raised a pale hand to point at Edward as he battled the hordes of vampires that kept coming at him “We’ll just make ourselves comfortable here” pointing at the Hall of Champions “but we really need you all to look over there” she yelled, as she slammed her hand onto the other switch, blasting the doors off of Champion Tower wide open, glass thundering everywhere, bypassing all the specialised tech that had not been updated since Mistress Redhead monitored the island. Someone had given them the coordinates to disable the entire tech, but Lillith rather liked a big boom. All of this was to get the attention they needed, it was time they needed. The vampires were like rats, once they got in you had to work damn hard to get them out again, once they began to feed, and create there was no way the heroes could remove them. David only needed a window of time to do what was needed before they would take this place and make it the island of blood.
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