maybe i'll become a beautiful monster. a heartless creature. a goddess of pain. maybe then the emptiness of this bullet hole, they left in my chest, will finally make sense

veronkia jeanka

Chapter six:

Storming, the sky was storming. Hail fell from the skies. The clouds covered the light blue color people see from everywhere. Everyone continue on though, nothing could stop a society of hunters from cleansing the world.

"Doctor!" A man ran into the room, his eyes laid on his sister, lying still in the room. "Is she... is she going to be alright?" Hunter asked, grabbing the man's shirt. His eyes held something he haven't felt since his parents died: fear. Fear of losing his sister, the only member of his family he has left.

"She's recovering fast," the Doctor asked, prying the hands of a strong man from his shirt. "Remarkably. She should be healed up by tomorrow."

"Where is she!" Another woman ran through the building, throwing the doors open as she looked for the room. She stumbled upon Paige's room, breathing hard as she feared for the young woman.

"Sage, the Doc said she will be healed by tomorrow, and then we can ask her why." Hunter grabbed her arm, pulling her to Paige, who was sleeping peacefully in the hospital bed.

"You can't just go and ask her why!" Sage screamed, slapping him on the shoulder.

"Ow."

"You have to ease into the conversation." Sage sneered, rolling her eyes and grabbing Paige's hand. "She's obviously still hurt."

"And you told me not to worry about her," Hunter grumbled.

"She was acting perfectly fine!" Sage yelled, "Do not put this on me!"

Hunter raised his hands, realizing his mistake. "That's not what I ment Sage. I'm just... frustrated."

He ran his hand over his face, "I'm her only brother. I was supposed to protect her."

Sage smiled sadly, staring up at the grown man staring at his baby sister. She stood still watching as he mumbled about his failures. She felt like she failed too. Hunter and Paige were like her brother and sister; she needed to pay more attention to the Kill family.

"Hunter," Sage cut him off, "we are doing good for a brother, especially in this situation." Sage smiled, "You were there every step of the way. You let five wolves go just to get here to see her. You are a wonderful brother."

He swallowed, shaking his head. "Whatever you say, Sage. It doesn't change the fact that she is here."

A muffled moan echoed through the room, Paige rolled to her side, clearly just sleeping the pain off. Sage smiled, pushing a strand of hair out of the way. She frowned when she realized how pointy her ears were.

"Wh... what?" Paige spoke before her eyes opened. When they did, she saw Sage and Hunter standing above her. "Where?"

"Hospital," Hunter sat at the end of her bed, making sure not to sit on her feet. "How you feeling?

Get to the lab. "Perfectly fine, Hunter. I feel no pain or wounds." Paige smiled, quickly getting up from her spot. She felt a little light headed, but knew she would live.

"Woah!" Sage laughed, grabbing the younger women's shoulders. "Relax."

"Calm down, Paige. Everything will be ok." Hunter nodded, "We got a therapist and Sage bought some of your favorite Girl Scout cookies. The one that comes from the purple box!"

"I don't want cookies!" Paige snarled, glaring up at the two. Get to the lab. Get to the lab. "I need to go back to the lab!"

"She's addicted," Hunter whispered to Sage, who nodded. "I told you!"

Sage took a deep breath before sending a punch at Hunter's shoulder. "Paige, your mission is to get rest."

My mission is to clean this world and get revenge. My mission is to get to my lab. Paige grumbled, crossing her arms over her chest. "Sage, I'm really close. Please!"

"No." Hunter answered before Sage could. "You need to rest." Hunter stared at his sister; he couldn't even recognize her. Something was off.

"I'm not tired!" Paige screamed, shoving Sage and running off. Everyone knew, Paige was quicker than Hunter. It was why she was asked to hunt vampires from time to time.

"Paige!" Sage whined, slowly getting to her feet.

"Get back here, Paige!" Hunter was sprinting out the door, weaving through people as they cleared a way for the Kills.

"When I catch you," Hunter warned. Paige slowly became smaller as she ran towards the forest. He heard the alarm blaring, knowing Sage was sending a warning signal. This wasn't the first time a hunter refused to rest when he or she was injured.

Paige didn't hesitate to run into the forest, running in a loop to get the research lab. When she stopped, she was barely even huffing. It was like she just slept all day. She wasn't even tired.

She fully shoved people into the wall, hip checking them to the side. She kicked open her door, actually smelling her blood soaking with the mutt's and blood sucker's. She smiled, quickly turning it on after closing and locking the door.

We have been playing too many games. She chuckled, watching the blood blend together. Her time would be coming soon, and Paige couldn't wait. She was ready for a world where nobody would go through what she did.

No werewolves.

No vampires.

Only humans as the dominant species.

She smiled at her finished product. In the distance, she could still hear the warning alarms. Her brother and Sage would still be running through the forest, putting their lives in danger to find her.

It was too late. Nothing could undo what she did next.

Author's Note:

Welcome back to HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER?! Even I'm surprised I got a chapter up. I mean, I still haven't really been updating my other uncompleted book: THE TIME WILL COME. So sorry if I have any other those readers here.

Any readers who have been waiting for this book to get updated, you could always check out THE TIME WILL COME. It had twenty-one chapters so far, and it should be getting twenty-two soon. I'm not promising anything, but it would be cool if I get some motivation from the number of reads per chapter, number of votes, number of followers, and maybe even the number of comments.

Bored out of your mind, around the ages of the younger readers, I have another book called HOWLING AT THE MOON AND STARS. I'm warning you here, that is the first book I wrote here. Mistakes will be seen and, hopefully, caught.

What to read a book with one chapter? I have THE DYING OCEAN. It was a story that was part of the #planetorplastic movement.

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