You're In My Veins

[Shiyoumi]

(Character: Sho (bio in my blog)


(Genre: romance, fantasy, extraterrestrial, sci-fi)


Sho had been planning for this moment for a long time. All he had do was make a call and this planet would be invaded by his people. He scuttled into an empty alley and pulled a strange communicating device. He muttered something into it and then put away. In one year, this planet's life forms will be enslaved. His planet was one of the most powerful in the known galaxy. This planet should be no match for his. Sho walked out of the dark alley and rushed off to his hotel to grab his things. He would have to move. He couldn't stay in the hotel anymore. The human service was good, but everyone kept trying to please him at the wrong times.


Sho was gorgeous. He had long black hair and ruby red eyes. He enjoyed seducing women and tantalizing the males of this planet. The way they all interacted with each other was just so interesting. They were so young compared to him. Sho had lived a long time, but he wasn't even close to being old on his planet. In fact, he was still a child, but what did that matter. He still knew more than these incompitent life forms, called humans.

 

[Krissy]

(Character: Vivienne (in bio! )


Vivienne stood for a second, watching the young man rush off out of the alley way. It wasn't like she was spying, but she was searching for food in the dumpsters behind some restaurants. The man looked handsome and it peaked her interest when he pulled out a small gadget from his pocket, and spoke into it. Vivienne peered over the dumpster, looking hopefully at the man.


With him walking away suddenly, she felt her interest pick up. The way he was dressed and the allure was inciting. Perhaps he was a rich man would could spare some change. Maybe even give her more than a pocket full of change.


She sighed and jumped out of the garbage and walked quickly towards the street. he man was walking faster than normal, like he needed some where to be. Soon, she was on his tails, making sure to stay farther back but keeping a good eye on him.