The_gladiator
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Blood Moon
By IntensityRising and The Gladiator
The sun was setting, a wash of crimson like a stain of blood across the sky. But maybe the sunset only looked like blood because of Jacob’s dark thoughts. Dark thoughts indeed, that of the fourth Murder he’d investigated this week. He could still smell the blood and death. Vamp kills all of them. Clearly put under the spell of a vampire, willingly submitted themselves to what they thought were pleasure and then murdered for their naïve trust. It was these murders that brought Detective Jacob Louis to Blood Moon.
Blood Moon was one of the most well-known vampire clubs. More importantly though, Blood Moon was owned by the local vampires who’s public name was Morgan, whether that was her true name was anyone’s guess, but that was the name that Jake had and the one he would use when inquiring to speak to her upon his arrival.
To Jake, walking through the red doors of the club felt like waltzing into the lair of the enemy. As alpha of the local werepanthers Jake had every right to be there and in fact had been there many times on lair business and as part of the many attempts at inter species cooperation, all of which had been failures for the most part. The problem was that this time Jake wasn’t here as the panther alpha, but on behalf of the human police. Most preternatural creatures had normal day jobs. So, perhaps Jakes was a bit abnormal in that he was a police detective, well, sometimes. It was all complicated and a long story. He was officially retired from police work and officially running his now deceased father’s business concerns, but he still got called in. He still had a badge, and since his father had been outed as a shape shifter all the local police thought Jake would be the best individual to investigate. A part of him honestly didn’t mind, it beat buying yet another black jack table for one of his many casinos or listening to why he had to hire a new bartender this week.
Aside from the current circumstances it also felt weird for Jake to be entering Blood Moon, merely for the fact that it was competition for his businesses and he felt like he should be taking notes on the competition.
Tall and lean at 6’0” Jake slid through the crowd like the cat he….well like the cat he was. He waved at the barkeep and when the fellow, a brawny muscled vampire who couldn’t be 10 years dead, he still almost looked alive walked over. “What do ya want?” he asked his words running together. Was this guy drunk? “I’d like to have an audience with Morgan if I could.” He replied trying to stay polite.
“Well she doesn’t want to talk to you.” The bar tender promptly responded.
Jake gritted his teeth was this ass hole seriously going to be that way? He snarled under his breath. What was it about this guy that got under his skin like that? Was it just that He was so on edge today? It was probably all the murders. “Tell her that Jacob Louis, Alpha of the panthers is here to see her.” Jake growled. He had opted for the title that would probably gain him more respect here, as leader of one of the smaller yet still strong animal groups in the area. He figured that title held more weight here than Detective Jacob Louis of the non-human crime scene investigation team NCSI. The bar tender’s eyes widened a bit, the fool probably realizing that he should have recognized the Alpha Panther. Jake drummed his fingers on the bar, his green eyes sweeping the room, trying to ignore the provocatively dressed dancers and waitresses, the rough looking bikers which were more than likely part of the local werewolf pack and the loud giggling bunch of tourists who probably had no idea how real the stories they’d heard about this place really were. He watched everything and nothing, missed nothing.
By IntensityRising and The Gladiator
The sun was setting, a wash of crimson like a stain of blood across the sky. But maybe the sunset only looked like blood because of Jacob’s dark thoughts. Dark thoughts indeed, that of the fourth Murder he’d investigated this week. He could still smell the blood and death. Vamp kills all of them. Clearly put under the spell of a vampire, willingly submitted themselves to what they thought were pleasure and then murdered for their naïve trust. It was these murders that brought Detective Jacob Louis to Blood Moon.
Blood Moon was one of the most well-known vampire clubs. More importantly though, Blood Moon was owned by the local vampires who’s public name was Morgan, whether that was her true name was anyone’s guess, but that was the name that Jake had and the one he would use when inquiring to speak to her upon his arrival.
To Jake, walking through the red doors of the club felt like waltzing into the lair of the enemy. As alpha of the local werepanthers Jake had every right to be there and in fact had been there many times on lair business and as part of the many attempts at inter species cooperation, all of which had been failures for the most part. The problem was that this time Jake wasn’t here as the panther alpha, but on behalf of the human police. Most preternatural creatures had normal day jobs. So, perhaps Jakes was a bit abnormal in that he was a police detective, well, sometimes. It was all complicated and a long story. He was officially retired from police work and officially running his now deceased father’s business concerns, but he still got called in. He still had a badge, and since his father had been outed as a shape shifter all the local police thought Jake would be the best individual to investigate. A part of him honestly didn’t mind, it beat buying yet another black jack table for one of his many casinos or listening to why he had to hire a new bartender this week.
Aside from the current circumstances it also felt weird for Jake to be entering Blood Moon, merely for the fact that it was competition for his businesses and he felt like he should be taking notes on the competition.
Tall and lean at 6’0” Jake slid through the crowd like the cat he….well like the cat he was. He waved at the barkeep and when the fellow, a brawny muscled vampire who couldn’t be 10 years dead, he still almost looked alive walked over. “What do ya want?” he asked his words running together. Was this guy drunk? “I’d like to have an audience with Morgan if I could.” He replied trying to stay polite.
“Well she doesn’t want to talk to you.” The bar tender promptly responded.
Jake gritted his teeth was this ass hole seriously going to be that way? He snarled under his breath. What was it about this guy that got under his skin like that? Was it just that He was so on edge today? It was probably all the murders. “Tell her that Jacob Louis, Alpha of the panthers is here to see her.” Jake growled. He had opted for the title that would probably gain him more respect here, as leader of one of the smaller yet still strong animal groups in the area. He figured that title held more weight here than Detective Jacob Louis of the non-human crime scene investigation team NCSI. The bar tender’s eyes widened a bit, the fool probably realizing that he should have recognized the Alpha Panther. Jake drummed his fingers on the bar, his green eyes sweeping the room, trying to ignore the provocatively dressed dancers and waitresses, the rough looking bikers which were more than likely part of the local werewolf pack and the loud giggling bunch of tourists who probably had no idea how real the stories they’d heard about this place really were. He watched everything and nothing, missed nothing.