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Castle Nevoie Ch 06

Castle Nevoie Ch 06

by emilyagilbert
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Notes to reader:

I went with BDSM, but please note there is also a fantasy element. If Vampires turn you off, look away now!

You will get more from these characters if you read the stories in order, but it's not compulsory.

Tess-O'Meter -- Green.

-X

Ana had been fascinated to join Emil and Dragan on a late gloomy morning ride.

She knew Emil was learning loads from his new Sire, and so had she. Sitting for hours in the library discussing books, nature, global warming. Everything under the sun, or should it be moon?

Lord Dragan had very much taken her under his wing, after his revelation two nights ago that she and Emil were soul-mates.

In direct contrast to their first meeting, he had been a great comfort to everyone in the castle, with his wisdom and knowledge.

But the storm had continued to rage into a fourth week, and this had been the first time they had gone out as a threesome. Dragan had opened the floor to all questions.

They had ended up discussing why vampires had the reputation of being so hard to kill, and indeed, if it was even true.

Ana supposed he considered it survival training for Emil.

"You have to consider where, or more importantly, when, this reputation comes from," Dragan told them, sitting easily in the saddle.

"A time when battles were fought on horseback, with sword and lance. Slogging through mud and bodies. You have a group of people who are faster, stronger, have incredible stamina, and heal quickly from minor wounds that would stop a normal man."

He met their eyes, seeing they understood. "Of course we gained a reputation. But this is the twenty-first century. Chances are, if you get flattened by a bus, you are unlikely to survive."

"So blood loss, trauma, fire, earthquake, shooting?" Emil shrugged.

"All fatal," Dragan confirmed.

"I thought in the olden days," Ana winked at Dragan, who chuckled. "Vampires would be staked and then beheaded, to make sure they were dead?"

"Do you mind?" Emil complained, and she patted his knee. "Sorry, my love."

Dragan nodded, amused by her. "Traditionally yes. But that was due to sloppy attempts at killing us. Stick a sword in our gut, or hang us, there's the possibility we'll heal. Then bounce back and return the favour. Plenty of vampires died by hanging, or wounds suffered, but then no one realized they were vampires. The stake etc, is for the one's you suspect of being a vampire."

"Gotcha."

Dragan smiled again but then eyed the sky. "The snow is getting worse, the storm's returning. Time to head back."

Ana had gratefully dived into the shower, once the horses were rubbed down and made comfortable.

The endless hot water was one of her favourite things about the castle.

Considering they burnt wood collected from the forest, or dead trees that they chopped up, and the place always had the pleasant lingering scent of wood-fire. Ana had queried how the castle was always warm where needed, and how the water was heated?

Camil, smug and smirking in Eugen's arms had told her it was magic.

Eugen had flicked his head before kissing it better, and explained that the castle was built on top of a thermal spring!

Which, Ana supposed, was magic if you thought about it.

She shivered as cool hands slipped around her waist.

"Hey. I was just warming up," she told him, leaning back as his hands slid up her soapy skin and cupped her breasts.

"I'm temperate," Emil murmured in her ear. "I'll soon warm up to match you."

"Hmmmm," Ana turned in his arms and reached up for a kiss. "Maybe I'll help you out with that," she suggested, and gripped his hips as she sank to her knees.

"Sssshhhhhhhhhiiiiit!" Emil hissed as she licked him and gripped his base. "Oh, yes, yes. Yes please."

Ana closed her eyes and took him as deep as she could. Emil leaning both hands on the bathroom wall for balance.

She cupped his balls, stroking and gently tugging, as she encouraged him to move in her mouth.

Gently cupping the back of her head, hot water pouring over both of them, Emil thrust at a steady, gentle pace. Using Ana's willing mouth for his pleasure.

Her thumb was rubbing his hip, her naughty tongue doing wicked things to his system, and for sure, he was much warmer now.

Then Ana's finger slipped into his ass and he shuddered, completely losing his rhythm.

"Oh fuck. Ahhh."

Ana stroked and sucked, humming her encouragement and swallowing him down when Emil tensed and flooded over her tongue.

She licked and kissed until he flinched and moaned, and then kissed her way back up his body.

When she reached his laughing lips, he simply lifted her and slid in as she linked her arms around his neck.

"Jesus," she gasped between kisses. "I love. Vampire. Stamina."

Emil chuckled and pushed her against the wall as he kiss-nipped his way down her neck and over her breasts, until she shattered and went lax in his arms.

"Warmer?" he asked, and grinned as her laugh echoed around the bathroom.

-X

By late afternoon the storm was back in full force. Wind was blowing the snow into huge drifts, and the landscape was once again featureless.

Everyone had gradually ended up in the kitchen. Vampires and humans alike go searching for snacks when they're bored.

It had only occurred to Ana, when she entered the kitchen and caught Lord Dragan's smirk, that he must have been aware of what they were up to in the shower, and in fact, given Emil permission to be in there alone with her.

She had given him a wink and a thumbs up, chuckling when he choked slightly on his coffee.

If he had expected a blushing maid, he had the wrong gal!

Now Ana was watching Dragan, who was observing Emil and Camil and clearly plotting some evil, when Eugen's phone rang. He seemed surprised at the signal and winced when he saw who was calling.

"Damn, it's Marcu. I haven't made it into the village yet."

"The innkeeper," Dragan queried.

Eugen nodded and answered. His face quickly turning even more serious. "Yes, of course. How long? We'll head down as you head up. I have a friend here who can help. Okay, call me if you find him."

He ended the call and looked at the four people who had been impatiently waiting through the one-sided conversation.

"There's a boy missing. They found some blood but his tracks have been wiped out, they think he may have fallen, hit his head and be disorientated."

"Who is it?" Camil asked.

"Gheorghe. He's thirteen," he added to Ana and Dragan, as Camil rushed from the room. "There's an old bunker, they think he may have tried to reach it for shelter, as the tracks were coming up the hill instead of back towards the village." As he spoke he had grabbed some paper and done a quick sketch.

Camil blurred back, half buried under their outdoor clothing and a pile of towels and blankets.

"There's a group of twelve heading towards us, but they can't move as fast as us or track."

"Or see so clearly," Dragan pointed out, and Eugen nodded.

"My Lord. You and Emil will follow the brook here, which I'm sure you remember, will take you into the village. Camil will be in the centre here, and I will be between Camil and the road."

"We can spread out to four, cover more ground," Emil protested.

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"No, Emil. The boy is hurt and may be bleeding. It could trigger you. You will stay with me so I can control you if needed." Dragan was stern.

Emil frowned, but nodded acceptance.

"Ana. Are you okay to take the truck?" Eugen asked her. "It's sturdy. You will take the road slowly, no more than five miles an hour. If we find him and you are closer than the village, we will need to get him in the warm as soon as possible."

Ana was already in her coat and pulling on her boots. "Absolutely. Let's go."

Less than ten minutes after getting the call, Eugen drove them through the gate and onto the mountain road. Ana blinked as the gate disappeared behind them.

Eugen pulled over and turned to Emil. "I haven't had a signal in weeks, and didn't make it to the village to speak with Marcu."

"It's okay," Emil reassured him.

Dragan gave them a questioning look.

"My friend Stefan. He doesn't know I'm back, or what happened." Emil clarified.

Dragan didn't miss Eugen's guilty expression. "They'll understand. Eugen you couldn't have left Camil alone with Ana and Emil, and the storm has been blasting for all but a few hours in the few days I've been here. They will understand." He gripped Eugen's arm when he nodded. "Let's find this boy, yes?"

"Yes."

Ana moved to the driver's seat as Camil, Dragan and Emil vanished quickly into the swirling snow.

"Nice and slow," Eugen reminded her. "You'll probably catch sight of me now and then. He may head for the road, if he has his wits about him. If you see him, lean on the horn and try and get him in the warm. I'll be close enough."

"No problem." She caught his sleeve. "We'll find him. He'll be fine."

Eugen gave her a grateful smile and then slammed the door. Ana watched him and then eased the car into gear. Amazed at how quickly he could move in the deep snow.

-X

Emil and Dragan had left Camil around half a mile from the brook. When they reached it, they turned and headed downhill. Calling Gheorghe's name and stopping to listen over the wind.

Within ten minutes they had been soaked. Now, an hour later, they were numb.

"He's a good kid," Emil said as they trudged.

Dragan gripped his shoulder. "We'll find him. We won't turn back until we do. Have faith."

"Thank you, My Lord," Emil tried a smile but then halted, his head coming up. "Wait? Is that?"

Dragan smiled. "It is indeed. Well done."

Excitement lit Emil's eyes, but then they darkened. "Oh no. The brook." He rushed off, Dragan following.

Emil was horrified to see Gheorghe half in the freezing water. It was mostly frozen, but there was a trickle and he was soaking wet.

Dragan skidded to his knees, sending snow flying, as Emil pulled Gheorghe up the low bank and cradled him. "Gheorghe? Gheorghe, can you hear me? He's bleeding, here. It's not too bad, but it has bled a lot."

Dragan searched Emil's eyes carefully, but they were green and clear. Full of concern for the boy. He passed over a dry cloth. "Dry the wound as best you can."

Emil pressed the cloth carefully to Gheorghe's bruised temple as Dragan ripped open a dressing.

They gently tended the boy, who didn't stir.

"Push the cloth and rubbish in Gheorghe's pocket, so as not to confuse the village dogs, or Camil," Dragan instructed. Emil, seeing the wisdom of that, pushed the wrappings and bloody cloth into Gheorghe's wet coat pocket and then stood with him in his arms.

"We need to get him warm."

"Fastest way to the road?" Dragan asked.

Emil thought for a moment, trying to get his bearings in the snow-barren landscape. "This way," he nodded and started to move slowly towards the road.

Although slowly for a vampire was still at least six times faster than a human would move.

At one point Dragan managed to get a signal and called Eugen. Then hurried after Emil.

-X

Ana jumped slightly when Eugen popped out in front of her. She stopped slowly and got out. Leaving the truck and the heater running.

"Emil and Dragan have him. They're heading this way." He was texting as he spoke.

"Thank God. Is he hurt?"

"I couldn't hear well. I think he has a head wound."

They both looked up at a shout from behind them. The small group had come out slightly behind the truck. Emil hurried over. "We have to get him out of these clothes, he's soaked. He was half in the brook."

"Was he conscious?" Eugen was already removing Gheorghe's coat.

"He hasn't come round," Dragan confirmed. "But his pulse is steady and strong. I'm not too worried."

Dragan and Eugen effectively stripped the boy to his underwear, even as Emil still held him.

Ana moved into the back seat and made a nest of towels and blankets. Cradling the lad against her body when Emil passed him in. They tucked layers around him, but she knew her body warmth would help as well.

Eugen spoke briefly to Emil and Dragan, gripped their arms and then climbed back into the truck. Carefully moving away.

"They'll head back. We should meet with the village team on the way down."

Ana nodded her understanding cuddling the boy close. "He's shivering."

"That's good I think."

"Yes, his body is trying to warm itself."

Eugen gave a grim look over his shoulder and readjusted the heat blower before concentrating on the road.

Behind them, Lord Dragan and Emil watched the lights vanish into the swirling snow.

"Any response from Camil?"

Dragan checked his phone. "No, but the message will get through at some point. Still, as we have to walk back." He gave Emil a wicked grin.

"What, My Lord?" Emil couldn't help but grin back.

"I think, my son. It's time I taught you how to track and hunt a vampire!"

They were both laughing as they waded back into the trees.

-X

Eugen halted the car as they came across the small group. Running out to speak with a man who was helping a weeping woman into the passenger seat.

She didn't pay much attention, twisting to see Gheorghe and call to him.

An elderly man climbed in the back with Ana and the boy.

"Has he woken?"

"No, not a sound. But he's shivering violently."

Eugen climbed back in the car and moved off, looking unhappy.

"I'm sorry, is Romanian okay for you?" the new man asked her.

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"She's fluent," Eugen told him, and patted the woman's arm. "Try not to worry, he's going to be okay."

"I owe you so much. I can never repay, Unchiul."

"Don't be silly, Maria. We help each other," he lifted her hand and kissed it briefly, before concentrating on driving.

Ana smiled slightly at her name for Eugen. She appeared to be at least twice his age, but clearly knew who and what he was. Just what was the relationship with the villagers?

Turning her attention back to the older man. "He was wet and cold. Eugen took his clothes, down to his underwear, and then we wrapped him up to warm him. My name is Ana," she caught Maria's eye and nodded respectfully. "We thought the heater and my body heat would help."

Maria gasped.

"You are a guest at the castle?"

"Yes, Sir."

"She's not like me," Eugen mumbled to Maria.

"I meant no offense."

"Absolutely none taken," Eugen interrupted.

"Are you a doctor?" Ana asked as Eugen pulled up outside a small house in the middle of a street.

"Retired. But the closest the village has. My wife will have prepared everything. Eugen, can you carry him in?"

"Of course. Ana, will you help Maria?"

They hustled into a warm, inviting sitting room, where a rosy cheeked lady had Maria settled, and Gheorghe cosy, in a flash.

Even as they pulled some layers back, there was a faint, "Mama?" The doctor smiled reassuringly and got to work. "He's going to be fine."

"The signals are back. You'll let us know."

"Tomorrow. He mostly needs food, rest, and warmth."

"The head wound?"

"Just a bump. He's waking now, so I'm not too concerned."

Ana gave Maria a quick hug and then they left, to make space in the tiny room.

Back in the car Eugen pulled away slowly. "We'll go to the Inn and meet Marcu. They should be back by now."

"Do all the villagers know about you?"

Eugen flashed a smile, before his face slipped back into concern. "It's safer that way. It's a small community. We all protect each other."

"They keep your secret?"

"Yes, and we help when needed. The village was the centre of a resistance group in the war. We could patrol all night and deal with threats. Hide people if needed."

"I didn't know they had a resistance?"

Eugen shrugged a little. "It was more about protecting people and transporting people to safety. We didn't do much blowing up of bridges and all that Hollywood stuff."

He half smiled again. "I guess a more recent example would be when a local farmer died last summer. His grandson runs the farm now, it was four generations until Mik passed. But he was," Eugen did quick maths in this head. "Nearly 350lbs and had been living in the attic for eighteen years, since his wife passed away."

"How old was he?" Ana asked, shocked.

"Ninety-nine. He just sat up there and remembered and read books."

"That's sad."

Eugen nodded. "Yea. One time when I visited he said he was just waiting to join his wife. It is sad. But they kept him clean, it's didn't smell up there. Only when he died, there was only the ladder. Getting him down was going to be dangerous and very undignified."

"So you stepped in?"

"Marcu called and we went down. Me and Camil. I nearly killed myself getting him down that ladder. The undertaker had arrived from town and everyone was leading him around to distract him as there's no way one man should have been able to lift Mik alone. It was part sad, part farce." He stopped the car and sighed. "I knew Mik his whole life. Younger Mik would have laughed his ass off!"

"Then it's okay that it makes you smile."

Eugen leaned over and kissed her. "You have a sweet heart." He pulled in a breath. "Okay. Let's do this."

-X

They entered the small Inn, and Ana was fascinated by the mixed reactions.

Happy greetings and thanks, mixed with respect, a few people were clearly fearful, and everyone eyed her with open curiosity.

To save anyone asking, Ana pulled her gloves off and hurried to hold her chilled hands out to the fire. "Oh, that's better," she smiled at the nearest man.

His lined face lit up. "Are you American?"

"Canadian."

"Staying with them up there at the castle?"

"That's right." With a friendly smile, Ana obeyed Eugen's call to join him. Following him into a back room.

"Clever girl," he murmured as she passed him with a wink.

Two men were waiting. Eugen introduced Marcu and his son, Stefan.

Marcu greeted her warmly, but Stefan was distracted, his eyes on Eugen.

"Is there any news?"

"Stefan, I'm so sorry. The phones have been down and I haven't been able to come down and update you."

"The storm. It's okay, I know, but."

"Emil is home. It was him who found Gheorghe."

Ana's eyes filled as she watched emotion flood over Stefan. Marcu supported him as he dragged in several shaky breaths.

Ana felt she knew Stefan. He and Emil had been best friends since Emil moved to the castle when he was eighteen. Camil had told her how devastated Stefan had been when Emil had been taken. Wanting to drive off and hunt down his kidnapper.

Stefan clung to his dad's arm and Eugen's hand. "Sorry, I'm okay."

Ana saw Eugen tense. He wasn't cruel enough to give Stefan false hope.

"Stefan. I'm sorry, he's like me. Emil's been turn," Eugen didn't get any further. Ana flinched as Stefan's fist connected with his jaw with a loud crack, closely followed by a ferocious snarl.

"You bastard. You BASTARD!" Stefan yelled. Even as his dad dragged him back and Eugen leaned against the far wall, covering his face and dragging in jagged breaths. "He didn't want that."

"Stefan. Stop." Marcu cautioned.

Ana stepped forward. "Eugen didn't do it. Are you mad?" She reached out for Eugen's arm but he motioned her back.

"Young lady, give him some space," Marcu warned.

Stefan was now stood looking horrified. "Oh, God. I'm sorry."

Ignoring the warning, and throwing a scowl at Stefan, Ana moved forward and rubbed Eugen's back. "You okay?"

Another shaky breath and he nodded. Looking up, his eyes were clear blue. He winced and pressed his knuckle against his lip which was bleeding just a little. "Idiot," he muttered under his breath, but squeezed Ana's forearm in reassurance.

When Stefan let out a shocked, "Dad?" Eugen glanced up and quickly pushed Ana several steps away, before turning fully and looking at Marcu. Who stood in front of Stefan, a small gun steady in his hand and pointing directly at Eugen's heart.

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