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Post by Inactive on Nov 25, 2010 15:22:20 GMT 10
A need for blood. Not animal. Human. The need raged inside of Trey when a drop touched his mouth. Now, he was trying to hold off a frenzy. But it wasn't really working out. Violent grunts were escaping from his mouth. It only seemed like a matter of time until he couldn't hold it in anymore; the pain from waiting was getting more and more severe.
By this point, Trey took the smart maneuver of running towards the heart of the woods, far far away from human contact. He needed to get away from the blood that would be detected from miles away during a frenzy-like craving for blood. But there was an urge to turn around, and to let his natural side come out. But how would he live with himself? There was no way he'd be able to look himself in the mirror right afterwards if he so much as hurt a defenseless and innocent human.
However, what other option was there? Just hope this craze that almost nobody could control, especially if provoked, passes by? This confusion and uncertainty led to angry hollering and Trey knocking down nearby trees. The emotions boiling very rarely lingered in Trey. Then, in a low, loud, almost evil voice, he let it out, "I need blood." He turned towards the town, and took a hurried walk towards town. Before he could start running, a close scent appeared. Trey wasn't sure if he should be scared or not, because only one word in his mind popped up: Wolf.
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Post by Jacob Black on Nov 25, 2010 21:58:54 GMT 10
Slowly Jaocb walked through the Forks forest, making sure that there were no other leech's around town or the forest that he would bump into like last time. He wasn't going to put up with that again!
He looked to the ground, seeing foot prints in the damp ground on the path he was taking towards town. He knew that it was Trey, he could tell by his scent. He looked around himself, unsure of approching him as a wolf would scare him or not.
Jacob shook his head, phrasing back and untying his jeans from around his ankle, pulling them on and then going to look for Trey. Slowly he followed Trey's footprints, and then seen him ahead on the path, with his back turned.
"Hey Trey," Jacob called with a smile, happy to see him, though still a little wary of the new-comer.
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Post by Inactive on Nov 26, 2010 2:37:42 GMT 10
It was extremely inconvenient for Trey. On the verge of a blood frenzy, and a wolf came by. He wasn't all that sure if it was a good or bad thing that he actually knew the wolf. "H... hello..." His arms were slightly trembling in anxiety. He wasn't sure if Jake knew of the current situation, because his voice sounded pretty casual.
Jacob was in front of him, so if he was getting anywhere near the blood that Trey was oh-so desperate for, he would have to go through him. He wasn't all that sure how successful that'd be either, it solely depended on how fast he was. What was he to do? Just leap over him and get a second's head start? That didn't really scream out "effective plan" to Trey.
But, the blood. The held-off need for it heightened all of his senses, he could smell it all from all the way in the middle of the forest. The obnoxiously strong smell both overwhelmed him... and wanted him to have more. Trey, without really thinking, walked towards Jake, and nudged him out of the way, without a word. A crazed look in his eye showed Trey wasn't up to any good. Trey wanted this human blood, badly.
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Post by Jacob Black on Nov 26, 2010 3:19:44 GMT 10
Jacob watched Trey as he turned around to face him. His voice stuttered and he seemed different to the last time he had seen the vampire. It was odd and Jacob couldn't work out what was wrong. He seen the boy's tremble and he knew staight away that something was wrong. The boy didn't say anything more, he had been talkative last time, it only prove Jacob was right, there was something wrong. His body language was all off and different.
Trey started to walk towards Jacob and nudged him out of the way, walking past him without a word or looking back. He could see the look in Trey's eyes as he pasted, he had something on his mind and he wasn't going to stop until he had it; and Jacob was pretty sure he already knew what that was.
Bloodlust
His arms crossed over his chest tightly, not looking towards Trey as he stopped his leg muscles from moving. "What's going on Trey?" he asked in a deep tone, turning around towards the vampire, over ten feet away from him. "I can tell theres something wrong.
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Post by Inactive on Nov 26, 2010 4:02:31 GMT 10
This wasn't working out for Trey, as most things didn't lately. He was stopped in his tracks; literally. Jake had stopped the muscles in his legs so he couldn't walk. Trey scowled, not necessarily at him, but just in frustration and his quickly escalating want for blood. When Jake asked what was wrong, he quickly and aggressively said, "Nothing. Let me be."
Well, that was a lie. Trey knew it too. He knew what he was planning on doing was wrong, and he needed to stop himself. But what was he to do? It wasn't easy to just contain this. "And nothing's wrong. And it's none of your business. So let- me- go." The hostility in the last three words almost stung on his tongue. It was as if a new person came out of this situation.
Trey wasn't quite sure what to do, he just jerked at his body trying to break out of the force-like grip Jake had on him from afar. His impatience made his movements more violent, grunts coming out from every movement. He was getting extremely pissed off in a short amount of time. The thirst was just getting more extreme by the second.
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Post by Jacob Black on Nov 26, 2010 21:20:24 GMT 10
Jacob shook his head as he listen to Trey speak. He could see how annoyed he was, even without hearing his words. He wasn't sure what to do, usually, in this problem, he would have to kill the vampire, but he didn't want to have to do that to a friend...
"It is my business Trey. Remember? I'm a protector, no matter what our relationship is. And you can't tell me there's nothing wrong, cause I can see what's wrong." Jacob's voice was soft and calm. He didn't think that he would ever see Trey like this, he thought that he would be stronger than he was acting, he hoped that he would be, that Trey could stop this, before anything happened. He didn't want to hurt Trey. He was a friend and Jacob was a loyal friend to all.
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