✾ ii - voice

[agodintheopen]

Blood from a bloodpack tastes so foul. I don't suppose anyone would be willing to... donate, some of their own?

I promise, I'll be quite gentle.

[ Think that message was weird? Here's something even weirder: There is zero background noise in this message. No static, no voices, no wind. Nothing. Begging the question of where he is. ]

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voice;

[agodintheopen]

Not quite. We vampires have been living in London for centuries. Though it is quite sad to see it in such a sorry state.

voice;

[quickquotes]

Mm, it is indeed. Good old London, though - the weather never changes. Always thoroughly miserable. But what I meant is the relative lack of discrimination compared to what you all experienced in my time. There was popular support for the eradication of vampires -- can you believe it?

voice;

[agodintheopen]

Oh, of course. But now, things have changed. I call myself a vampire, and I'm drowning in money, fame, and the adoration of mortals fascinated by what they call 'the supernatural.'

I love modern popular culture. Finally, the respect I deserve.

voice;

[quickquotes]

Now, how modern is 'modern'? [ Because that certainly doesn't sound like something that was likely in her time. ]

voice;

[agodintheopen]

It was the 1980's when I left my own world, I believe.

voice;

[quickquotes]

That's strange. I'm certain that there was no love lost for vampires back in my day, and from the sound of things, that was about a decade after yours, give or take a few years.

voice;

[agodintheopen]

Young mortals tended to fetishize that which was dangerous to them. I turned it into profit, much to my... fellow vampires' anger.