ILLYRIAN
Druish Pervonian Wizard
The Negativity of a Vampire With Joyful Tales of a Vampire Slayer.
This is especially for Joan the Vampire Slayer, and for anyone else who might enjoy my offering.
A lot of negativity has been said about Buffy the Vampire Slayer playing kissy kissy with the vampires Angel and Spike, (note) not at the same time though. A lot of the spoken words about the negativity of Buffy's time with Spike was admittedly spoken by me, not that I was in favour of her and Angel mind you I did appreciate the time Buffy caused Angel to go to hell and caused herself a ton of bad times,
when they both sentenced themselves to a time retrospectively in hell. So what happened with the time that Nikki Woods fell in love with Spike? She had been going to a certain bookshop to read what a person had written about that poetry, though the author was an unknown. Even so, Nikki fell in love with those written poems, she spent many a long hour searching through the pages of other producers of rhyming wordsmiths.
When Nikki discovered who the person was who had written those words had disappeared, she was saddened then Nikki discovered that the wordsmith had continued to write his words long after his death. Then the day came that Nikki was accepted into the realm of the Vampire Slayers. Nikki was hopeful that the wordsmith hadn't become a Vampire,
though she had not been aware of any other writers of poetry who had returned from the dead. Unwilling to let it be known that she had fallen in love with the writer of that poetry without knowing what that dead person had become. Then came the fateful day, a friend told her she had seen the author of the poems and that he had become a vampire,
seeking where the vampire hid Nikki followed him there then early one evening she began to recite several of his poems one after the other. Becoming aware of his presence Nikki asked him how could he have transitioned himself from a person who wrote the poetry she had fallen in love with them transformed himself to be vampire. Spike as he now preferred to be known was aghast that anyone apart from him could love what he had written.
Curtains of love began to cover all he saw and he made steps to understand how he could change all he understood. Nikki saw that all mentions of drinking the blood from a victim was fading until all Spike had left in his words were the descriptive words that allowed him to feel the emotions of love was again. Nikki felt the joy of returning a demon to the place his feelings could have them join in happiness.
Nikki enjoyed her clandestine meetings with the vampire in a place where the shadows covered the parkland, being sat at a barbeque setting Nikki could allow Spike to once again write the words of natures joy. Nikki found herself willing to take Spike to a place where they could both enjoy the companionship of being in love with a person who loves them.
Words of her beautiful desire mingled with Spikes words that professed his gratitude for her willingness to share themselves with each other, Nikki loved Spikes declaration of his belief that he was a vampire in love.
To Be Continued
This is especially for Joan the Vampire Slayer, and for anyone else who might enjoy my offering.
A lot of negativity has been said about Buffy the Vampire Slayer playing kissy kissy with the vampires Angel and Spike, (note) not at the same time though. A lot of the spoken words about the negativity of Buffy's time with Spike was admittedly spoken by me, not that I was in favour of her and Angel mind you I did appreciate the time Buffy caused Angel to go to hell and caused herself a ton of bad times,
when they both sentenced themselves to a time retrospectively in hell. So what happened with the time that Nikki Woods fell in love with Spike? She had been going to a certain bookshop to read what a person had written about that poetry, though the author was an unknown. Even so, Nikki fell in love with those written poems, she spent many a long hour searching through the pages of other producers of rhyming wordsmiths.
When Nikki discovered who the person was who had written those words had disappeared, she was saddened then Nikki discovered that the wordsmith had continued to write his words long after his death. Then the day came that Nikki was accepted into the realm of the Vampire Slayers. Nikki was hopeful that the wordsmith hadn't become a Vampire,
though she had not been aware of any other writers of poetry who had returned from the dead. Unwilling to let it be known that she had fallen in love with the writer of that poetry without knowing what that dead person had become. Then came the fateful day, a friend told her she had seen the author of the poems and that he had become a vampire,
seeking where the vampire hid Nikki followed him there then early one evening she began to recite several of his poems one after the other. Becoming aware of his presence Nikki asked him how could he have transitioned himself from a person who wrote the poetry she had fallen in love with them transformed himself to be vampire. Spike as he now preferred to be known was aghast that anyone apart from him could love what he had written.
Curtains of love began to cover all he saw and he made steps to understand how he could change all he understood. Nikki saw that all mentions of drinking the blood from a victim was fading until all Spike had left in his words were the descriptive words that allowed him to feel the emotions of love was again. Nikki felt the joy of returning a demon to the place his feelings could have them join in happiness.
Nikki enjoyed her clandestine meetings with the vampire in a place where the shadows covered the parkland, being sat at a barbeque setting Nikki could allow Spike to once again write the words of natures joy. Nikki found herself willing to take Spike to a place where they could both enjoy the companionship of being in love with a person who loves them.
Words of her beautiful desire mingled with Spikes words that professed his gratitude for her willingness to share themselves with each other, Nikki loved Spikes declaration of his belief that he was a vampire in love.
To Be Continued