My ancient lover turned around and looked at me with surprise.
"It is you? Isn't it?" I said stepping towards her. She stepped away as though afraid of me, her face didn't tell me anything other than that she was surprised. I could feel tears begin streaking down my face as I approached her. Did she not know me? Was she afraid of me?
"Erena!" I shouted her name just as everything disappeared.
I woke under soft covers, the now pregnant and massive breasted Christi slept beside me, her face glowing with bliss. I looked around the room, and saw nothing new, it was all the same, albeit covered in my cum, but aside from that nothing had changed. I ran my mind over the previous day and remembered wanting... no... needing to breed more, I clearly remembered leaving the house and seeing Erena, just the memory of seeing her brought a single tear to my eye. It couldn't have been a dream. I didn't remember falling asleep, and, as a vampire, I remembered everything in explicit detail, and yet I either was forced to sleep by something, or I was repressing the memory so as to hold onto the faint glimmer of hope that now burned within my vampire heart. I slowly shook my head from side to side, my ears brushing my soft pillows, there's no way she was alive. I had watched her die. She was beside me in her final moments. Nothing could bring back the dead. Nothing...
"I can." A voice, powerful and resonant, pounded through my head and suddenly everything around me dissolved and was replaced by space, stars shining brightly in the distance, and before me stood a perfect statue of what I imagined Adonis to look like, but it was just that, a statue.
"I am not just a statue." The same voice once again resonated within my mind.
"Then what are you?" A million questions churned around in my chaotic, but that one was what seemed most prominent.
"I am the elder god." It didn't say anything else, but the fact that this statue was a god meant that it wanted something from me.
"Very wise, just as the stories had foretold." The god said ominously, "You are correct, I have come to take you." The way he said it made me feel exposed, weak.
"And if I refuse?"
"You shall die."
"A little clichΓ© for a god don't you think?" I asked, stalling for more time to think of a way to leave this place.
"There is no escape from destiny."
"What do you mean?"
"From the moment you were born, your life has been plagued with tragedy, correct?" I nodded, "Every death you have witnessed, every person you have known, every sexual encounter that you ever had was to lead up to this moment." The god explained and I suddenly felt older, far older than just a hundred years old, it was like I could suddenly remember the beginning of time, houses of straw flashed in my mind, mansions surrounded by beautiful flowers shot by, as though I were watching a clip show of the many different types of homes.
"Were these my lives?" The question came from my lips unbidden.
"Yes," The god answered, "For millennia now I have tried to lay with you, the purest of all God's creatures."
"What do you mean?" I asked, my voice sounded lifeless, monotone, to my ears, as though these revelations had sucked the life from my voice.
"An angel sent from Heaven to protect the weak humans from me."
"But I was born."