The Newborn Vampire by Evenly Evans Page A

slowed down and signalled for Samuel to get behind him. It was from this point onwards that he slowly began to creep towards Catherine’s trailer whilst attempting not to disturb any of the vampire guards. Just as they got close enough, the two vampires stopped for a second to collect their thoughts. Joseph pointed out the correct trailer and the guards.
     
      Samuel looked at what faced him and decided to take the lead. After a few moments hesitation Samuel realised they could not wait any longer and that there was going to be no easy way to do this. So, the two vampires took the lead by storm. They threw off the vampire guards with complete surprise. Samuel grabbed the first and flung him with such force he went flying into another trailer which whizzed across the field with him still attached to it. Joseph grabbed whoever he could find from behind and proceeded to snap off their heads and limbs and throw the pieces in any which direction with completely barbaric brutality.  Samuel grabbed a long metal pole and charged at another vampire attempting to guard his daughter and ran straight at him with such force and velocity that he impaled him onto the pole and then tossed it right across the field as if it was a javelin.
     
      From inside Catherine heard the chaos. Mary dared not move knowing there was nothing physically in her power she could do apart from pray that Mathias would make a return. Catherine listened to the thuds and screams of her fellow vampires.
     
    They both looked at each and knew that Samuel was here.
     
      “What shall I do grandma, what shall I do?” begged Catherine.
     
       “Don’t worry dear, all will be ok. Just stay behind me. Mathias will be back shortly.
     
    I promise you Catherine, Samuel will not take you. Believe in me,” said Mary.
     
    Catherine had every faith in her grandmother’s words and despite the violence going on outside had no reason to doubt her.
     
      Back outside the last remaining vampires put on guard fought valiantly to try and fight off Samuel and Joseph but the strength and determination of the two of them was proving hard to overcome and they found themselves constantly being over powered.
     
      The last remaining guard was grabbed by both Joseph and Samuel at the same time and with one strong tug each they have ripped his body right in half and left the pieces lying parallel to each other.
     
      Casually Samuel walked up the steps to Catherine’s trailer and opened the door as if it was his home.
     
      “Hello dear, it’s me Daddy,” smirked Samuel and held out his arms to Catherine as if he was expecting an embrace of some sort.
     
    Catherine looked at him with complete disgust whilst being overcome with terror at the same time.
     
      Mary jumped up and dived in front of Catherine protecting her with her own body.
     
    “Oh sit down you silly old fool. How on Earth could you help her? I could just toss you away like the piece of rubbish that you are,” snarled Samuel to Mary.
     
      Walking closer he pulled out a chair and rested one of his feet upon it whilst staring at his newfound daughter. Arrogance oozed from Samuel which Mary interpreted to herself as complete and utter stupidity.
     
      “No need to be afraid Catherine,” said Samuel “I am your father. I am here to take you home, with me. I have a wonderful new life set out before us. I will make you live the life you wish you could. No more hiding and no more being dictated to by these .. these people” spat Samuel throwing a look at Mary.
     
      Joseph hovered by the door of the trailing urging Samuel to hurry. He was afraid
     
    Tobias would catch them up and that Mathias and the rest of the community would come to check upon Catherine sooner rather than later. 
     
      “I don’t want to take you Catherine,” continued Samuel, “ I want you to come voluntarily. I have so much to offer you and your child. A new life, a new beginning for our kind. You can have a