The Animagus: From Hunter to Monster

Chapter 90 A blind eye

Kira screamed on setting her eyes on the body that lay on Buji's couch. She had entered the apartment and started with compliments of how nice it was, until she saw the body.

"What...is this?!" She asked, covering her opened mouth with her hands.

"A dead body," Buji replied confidently.

Kira shot him this look that could kill him if her eyes were to be a shooting weapon. "A dead body?"

"Yes," Buji responded. "Sit, let me explain things to you."

"Okay," Kira said. "But, I'm not sitting here, in this sitting room. I mean, the body is beginning to get frozen and it's a disgust to the sight."

Buji looked in the direction of where he kept the body on the couch, it was truly starting to frozen. Is that the possible effect of the poison he had used on her?

He returned his gaze to Kira. "You should manage sitting here, please. I'm yet to get rid of the body."

"But, why should you do that in the first place," Kira asked again.

"I've asked you to sit already so that I can explain things to you," Buji retorted. "As for the body, I'm new in this area so I don't know much places, so, I'm still thinking about what to do with the body."

Kira collected a stool that was beside the centre table and went inches away from the couches, especially the one that carried the dead body. She sat in front of the fireplace and invited Buji over.

Buji came and sat close to her, and after some moments of silence, began.

"I am destined not to only remain a hunter," he said, looking downwards and fondling his two hands against themselves.

"So..."

"So, I know you might have found out about that. The message you sent clearly proves it," Buji said, still keeping his gaze to the ground.

reincarnation, I was handed a companion; a phoenix, which was also a firebird to resonate with my former personality as an acolyte of the Temple of Light in Old City.

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My journey to the New City began.

Gregory is brought inside a room where dead bodies were packed.

It connected to the computer department in the ship where Gregory White was in.

"There." Gregory instructed pointing at the device where the voice was heard.

"Christine White." The man's voice added.

"Get the men up there. Now." Gregory instructed.

As the uproar was going on, Tristan ran back to the old building where he had left Christine. Christine was no longer there.

"Get the hell away from me." Christine yelled as she started scattering the whole places. She has turned now into her kind, the hybrid. Everybody, including the soldiers started distancing themselves from her. Christine, however, broke out of a door, and met another soldier in his front. She was preventing murdering any human, so she turned to her side and made to run.

"Stop. Stop." The soldier yelled at her as he continued shooting Christine from behind while she ran.

Tristan heard gunshots while he was inside the old building.

"Shit." He said as he made out of the building. He looked up to the sky, the sun was setting.

Christine was still running away from the Police who were running after her.

The fight had now become intense with the arrival of Tristan. His swift movements as he bullied the Policemen and leaving them lifeless. He was indeed super-fast. After all, he was a vampire.

"Ah!" the last man standing yelled out as his wrist was twisted and he fell on the ground.

Tristan flew up and arrived at where Christine lay, struggling to survive.

"Christine. Oh, shit." Tristan was hasty. He bites his hand to let blood gush out.

"Here, take it." He was serving her hand to Christine so she can feed on the blood.

"No." Christine said immediately. Still struggling with her breath.

"Christine, you will die." Tristan said as Christine finally accepts to feed on his blood. Tristan's heartbeat was thumping as Christine continuously sipped the blood.

"Shit." Christine said, after drinking to his satisfaction.

"Can you move?" Tristan asked and Christine nodded in affirmation.

"Let's leave as soon as possible, the sun is setting." Tristan concluded.