Farsian: The King Of Vampires

"Farsian... Farsian..." This voice kept repeating itself over and over again in his head. He couldn't turn it off and he didn't even want it to go away. This voice was one that he hadn't heard in a while. It was like a sweet lullaby of death. Even if he could tell the voice in his head to stop he propably wouldn't do so.

Farsian was just saying good by to Narsus and their new set of thieves when it all started. He couldn't sleep and he couldn't eat all he wanted to do was listen to that voice and talk with her.

He realized who the owner of that voice was but he couldn't answer it was like she couldn't hear him at all.

"Angelica I'm here right here!" He yelled at the top of his lungs.

"Farsian!" Kaiser came bursting throu the door.

"Did something happen to you? I heard you scream!" He was restless. In the past days Farsian kept having the same screams each night and he also wouldn't eat normally.

"No I'm fine it was propably just a bad dream go back to your room." Farsian said to Kaiser.

"Ok, but just so you know I'm here if you need to talk." Kaiser was really worried about Farsian and no matter what he did he couldn't help him.

"Yes I know now go back." Farsian told him trying to get rid of him so that he could concentrate on that voice again. But this night it was different. That was because Farsian finally remembered what he had to do!

He now knew how he could make her hear him. In fact it was quite simple. All vampires had a connection with the vampire that sired them and that connection could only be broken throu death or a complicated ritual that both had to agree to. But Farsian never did such a ritual and he also couldn't believe that Angelica died somehow. So he did as he was instructed to and sacrificed some of his blood power. It wasn't much but the strain on him was immense and he immediately felt weaker than before.

"Farsian finally!" The voice inside his head became clearer all of a sudden.

"Angelica! I knew it was you! I knew you wouldn't abandon me here!" Farsian was happy from the bottom of his undead heart.

"Actually I have to ask something of you... Would you help me out?" Angelica said. She could have come back for him more than once but she heard that he wasn't having a bad live and was instead building something up there so she left him there. She firmly believed that he would learn faster with hand on experience.

"Uhm you mean you wont come for me?" Farsian was baffled. Did he hear right? She wanted him to do something and not come with her?

"He he you see? I actually don't think that it is all that bad right now... right? I mean you have a good live and I'm very far away even if I wanted to I couldn't just come over and take you with me.

Sorry Farsian." She said with some embarrassment.

"Ok I understand, so what is it that you want from me?" Farsian was instantly very down hearted but tried to be as professional as he could. He was still thinking that he owed her because she gave him new live back then.

"Actually my group is planning something big so could you distract them over there a bit? Nothing much just a bit so that we can sneak in and out really quick? You can even tell Kaiser my sis said hi."

When she put it that way Farsian understood it better. All he had to do was help her right?

"Ok I'll do my best so don't worry." He said and cut their connection. He was still a bit grumpy that she wouldn't come for him or at least tell him where she was.

The next day Farsian went to Kaiser to tell him the good news.

"Kaiser we have a problem. Natascha and Angelica want us to make some disturbance in the city. You know like spread the chaos or something like that." Farsian said with a stern expression.

"Wait what? Are you crazy we can't spread the chaos here we're in the middle of the empire the whole army would be on our a.s.s. I don't even want to think about that damn god king mixing things up!" Kaiser was almost pale when he was thinking about being chased by an angry god and his army. Well propably more demi god like since he is not a real deity.

"Trust me I have a plan!" With that Farsian began to explain to Kaiser what he had in mind.