Post by remy on Jul 13, 2013 4:47:53 GMT
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FUCK YOU AND YOUR NEW LOVE FOR YOURSELF
There wasn’t a day when he didn’t hunt. He took a vacation, and that had been nice and relaxing, but he wasn’t sure if he could do it again. Really, he took two in a row. For him, it had been great, but he had looked at all the deaths since he left. Seeing the humans and wondering how many deaths he could have prevented if he hadn’t been selfish and ran away. The Ellis clan were on high end after the death of Riley. Roman apparently died as well. He didn’t know who did that, but he was grateful for the help. Taking on an entire family with only a few other hunters with him was incredibly stressful and nerve racking. Remy had always been terrified of the supernaturals. Its what made him hunt the way he did. Fear would give him what he needed. The fear never went away. He hunted so many. Yet, the fear never left. It was the same.
Even if at the moment, he appeared like a man who was walking around and enjoying himself at the amusement park. Working- actually, at the amusement park. Remy always posed as someone. It made it harder to find him whatever allies supernaturals had. They didn’t have friends- they had allies. They were too heartless to go into something as human as a friendship. They didn’t’ engage in something that didn’t benefit them and only them in the end. It was a scratch your back kind of deal. There wasn’t anything normal about it. He hated it. He hated them. Every single one of them that crossed and brought on ways that corrupted the naïve humans. Sometimes he wished he hadn’t known. It meant Jude wouldn’t have gone through what she did. Then again, if he didn’t do it, who would? Small few of others. More in Manuka than others.
The amusement park had some very interesting individuals. He couldn’t count how many teenagers were coming with dates. He hardly dated when he was younger. He was an outcast. Someone that they didn’t talk to. Now he was the outgoing guy that was trying to sell them something. A hat on his head and his hair stick out in all directions out of the smirk on his face while he dropped his natural Cajun accent. Which was hard. So many times, he wanted to slip right back into that accent that he enjoyed and loved and made him feel at home. Instead, he had to cover it up. To hunt. So that when witnesses said something about it, they would say they saw a man who looked like Remy, but was clearly nothing like him by the way he acted. In a million years, Remy would have never been to this place. Loud. Tons of immature children running around without a care of what they were doing. A date excuse so the guy was able to get the girl at the end. Perfect place for supernaturals to hang out.
No one really stuck out. He was sure he was faced with plenty of them, but he wasn’t as far in advance to think there was someone out there that was going to hunt him down in the end. Some hunters were able to just look at a supernatural and tell. Somene that had been doing it for years and years. Remy hadn’t been doing it that long, so he couldn’t rely all on instinct. Though he learned to trust it. If there was an uncomfortable knot in his stomach, this was a supernatural. Most of what he had to do was based on instinct. Instinct this thing in front of you was a monster and that you had to destroy is somehow. Killing wasn’t an easy task. There always had to be some evidence. That little part of him was growing smaller and smaller, knowing it was better to kill one on a feeling than let it loose on the public. Remy was slowly becoming crazy. It was okay for him. He knew it was what he had to do. This is what he had to do to protect all those he loved. Kinsley? Yes, hunting made it rather difficult now. He had to kill the supernatural before sex instead of after because it would be cheating on the fellow hunter. Still. It was worth it. She was such a delight.
He continued to watch people. His eyes diving while his face continued to be cheerful. This was going to be a long night if he didn’t find someone soon.
Even if at the moment, he appeared like a man who was walking around and enjoying himself at the amusement park. Working- actually, at the amusement park. Remy always posed as someone. It made it harder to find him whatever allies supernaturals had. They didn’t have friends- they had allies. They were too heartless to go into something as human as a friendship. They didn’t’ engage in something that didn’t benefit them and only them in the end. It was a scratch your back kind of deal. There wasn’t anything normal about it. He hated it. He hated them. Every single one of them that crossed and brought on ways that corrupted the naïve humans. Sometimes he wished he hadn’t known. It meant Jude wouldn’t have gone through what she did. Then again, if he didn’t do it, who would? Small few of others. More in Manuka than others.
The amusement park had some very interesting individuals. He couldn’t count how many teenagers were coming with dates. He hardly dated when he was younger. He was an outcast. Someone that they didn’t talk to. Now he was the outgoing guy that was trying to sell them something. A hat on his head and his hair stick out in all directions out of the smirk on his face while he dropped his natural Cajun accent. Which was hard. So many times, he wanted to slip right back into that accent that he enjoyed and loved and made him feel at home. Instead, he had to cover it up. To hunt. So that when witnesses said something about it, they would say they saw a man who looked like Remy, but was clearly nothing like him by the way he acted. In a million years, Remy would have never been to this place. Loud. Tons of immature children running around without a care of what they were doing. A date excuse so the guy was able to get the girl at the end. Perfect place for supernaturals to hang out.
No one really stuck out. He was sure he was faced with plenty of them, but he wasn’t as far in advance to think there was someone out there that was going to hunt him down in the end. Some hunters were able to just look at a supernatural and tell. Somene that had been doing it for years and years. Remy hadn’t been doing it that long, so he couldn’t rely all on instinct. Though he learned to trust it. If there was an uncomfortable knot in his stomach, this was a supernatural. Most of what he had to do was based on instinct. Instinct this thing in front of you was a monster and that you had to destroy is somehow. Killing wasn’t an easy task. There always had to be some evidence. That little part of him was growing smaller and smaller, knowing it was better to kill one on a feeling than let it loose on the public. Remy was slowly becoming crazy. It was okay for him. He knew it was what he had to do. This is what he had to do to protect all those he loved. Kinsley? Yes, hunting made it rather difficult now. He had to kill the supernatural before sex instead of after because it would be cheating on the fellow hunter. Still. It was worth it. She was such a delight.
He continued to watch people. His eyes diving while his face continued to be cheerful. This was going to be a long night if he didn’t find someone soon.
TEMPLATE CODING BY GOLDEN ALBATROSS OF CAUTION
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