The Vamanwolf by S.S. Raees (fox in socks read aloud .TXT) 📕

I never get left out!' screeched Rose.

'Fools! Do you know what you've done? You've passed on your powers to him,' roared Jack in anger.

' To think the Gods favour him enough. What more with this matter......?’

'But...I can still hear your minds,' replied Jacque in horror.

How could he not know about this fact? He had lived for almost three centuries on Earth. It seemed outrageous that he had missed out a really vital piece of information about the venom of a vampire.

'Of course you still have your powers. The power that resides within you now is a somewhat copy of your powers. You've passed on your matured power over to him...' continued Jack.

'Can't we extract the venom back?' questioned Rose.

'No, it's too late. I'm afraid that cannot be done,' sighed Jack. 'The vampire transformation has already begun.'

'I doubt that sucking out the venom will do any harm to us?' pondered Jacque loudly.

'Why do I end up with the thick–headed vampires of the End of Time?' Jack groaned angrily.

'There are certain vampire transformation rules that comply with this. Once a vampire bites a human, the human's mortal life is over. What the human shall face will and must only be immortality or death. If the vampire that bit the human acts on withdrawing or extracting the venom, the vampire itself will suffer a fate worse than death. The vampire will succumb first and later on die the way all immortals die...' Jack explained.

'And what is that?' Rose asked.

'The death of an immortal person is not like a mortal. A mortal endures pain before he releases his last breath. That is the end of a mortal person. But for an immortal, the last breath released is the beginning of a new life. Therefore, in the end the immortal will simply fade away. Dissolve into nothingness, that'll be the fate that you'll face if you even try...'

There was a long moment of silence. I lay in the background, writhing in pain at the fiery sensation that was spreading throughout my body. I screamed as I felt more pain bursting into my head. I grabbed my head, wanting to smash it against something.

The pain was driving me nuts. And even worse, killing me.

'So what will happen to him?' I heard Rose speak, her voice becoming faint and it sounded so far away.

I couldn't here anything else because I had already passed out into a world of pain and eternal darkness...

CHAPTER 3
BLOOD-VENOM

The silvery substance made its through the windpipe, edging along the C – shaped cartilage and into the lungs. The venom sees its chance when it sees the pure haemoglobin floating by.

It moves with lightning speed and fills up the space where the oxygen should have fit in. The rest of them rushed to follow the first. Squeezing inside the haemoglobin was the perfect plan.

The blood – venom moved into the left atrium. The venom grew curious when the atrium seemed to act like a pump. The atrium then contracted, which squeezed the blood – venom through the mitral valve into the left ventricle.

After the blood – venom filled that ventricle, the mitral valve swung back and closes. Another valve called the aortic valve swings open simultaneously. The blood – venom finds themselves being filled into the aorta.

The blood – venom swings itself along a circular – shaped cubicle and was shot into these strange branches. There were numerous branches and the blood – venom was separated. It whizzed at high speed to where the red branches led them to.

All of a sudden, it felt something absorbing themselves from the haemoglobin. The venom cells flew at the body cells mercilessly. Destroying every part of them and creating cells that multiplied rapidly and formed new tissues which becomes organs later on, fit for an immortal.

The devenomized venom was swept out of the perfect body cells and the blood once again flowed the useless ones to another place. The heart pumped on steadily, knowing that something else had ventured into its domain.

Upon command, an army of white blood cells were sent after the mysterious trail. The devenomized venom knew that they were being followed by the white blood cells. What use did they think they were against the venom?

The leucocytes spun around the venom and started attacking them. The venom knew that they would win the fight too easily but decided against it. The venom swept along billions of other cells, creating an illusion as though they were trying to flee.

The plan worked too easily. The Leos were rather fast and once they were dealt with, they will prove worthy for an immortal body. The venom could picture the fall of the heart just too clearly. The leucocytes stared amazingly at the devenomized venom that struck organs, tissues, bones and body cells.

The effects were fascinating. The parts of the body turned into a strange crystalloid material. The wonder nearly made the leucocytes to forget their mission to terminate the venom. The blood seemed to slow down the Leos. The heart was weakening.

The devenomized venom cheered and suddenly stopped flowing. The heart might just be failing, but it certainly wasn't going to give up too easily. The venom was surrounded. White blood cells encircled them from every corner.

Suddenly, the red wall around them seemed to burst and out poured more silvery substance. The heart pumped furiously, determined not to give up and fail its master. It gave orders for the Leos to attack. The attack was useless for the devenomized venom now had recruits.

Either way, the leucocytes fought bravely but unfortunately, they were fighting a losing war. The venom vanquished the Leos and produced a new Leo, a batch of super leucocytes. These guard cells were now officially under the control of the venom.

Glad with their latest success, they hurtled on destroying everything and replacing them with the most perfect organisms