The sun rose over the horizon, and I closed my eyes. Normally, this would mean it's time to sleep. However, with ash clouds blotting out much of the sun, a perpetual gloom hangs over Boston's battered skyline today. This means I can still go hunting. Last night I fed, draining a young White Muslim female spy of her blood. It's morning and I'm still hungry. And I'm in the mood for decent Christian flesh and Christian blood because I like variety in my diet. Such is the life of a vampire. It's not all the glitz, glamour and adventure you read about in Twilight books or anything like what you see on old television programs like True Blood or Vampire Diaries.
Honestly, I wish mortals would stop glamourizing the vampire lifestyle. The reality is that there's nothing poetic about my life, nothing to envy. Still, like all life, it has its ups and downs. My name is Leopold Clarence, and I was born in the City of Boston, Massachusetts, in 1769. Twenty five years later, I encountered a man named Anthony Abdullah, a gentleman from the Republic of Lebanon, and he turned me into one of the undead. Since then, life hasn't been the same. The fact that a Lebanese Christian vampire was the one to bring me into this life of eternal damnation was prophetic in my mind, especially given what the world has turned into since I rose from my grave.
A Chinese proverb says may you live in interesting times. I want to wring the neck of whoever wrote that garbage, seriously. I was born in New England to former African slaves, and lived through some of American history's darkest chapters. I fought in the Civil War, and I also fought in many secret wars since then. Right now, I'm just trying to survive the mess that the world has become. In 2018, Christianity and Islam officially declared war on each other after a team of Saudi-trained terrorists detonated a low-level nuclear device in downtown Dallas, State of Texas, killing about a hundred thousand Americans. The American government's swift response was to bomb the cities of Mecca and Medina, the holiest of sites in Islam, located in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Eight million Saudi citizens died as a direct result of the bombings.
The world's almost two billion Muslims rose up as one, and declared war not only on the United States of America but on much of the Western world. Christendom found itself under attack on a planetary scale. The Republic of Turkey, Kosovo, Iran and others led the war against the European Union. The huge Muslim populations of France, Spain and the United Kingdom were a huge asset to the global Muslim war effort, committing acts of terrorism throughout the nations in which they've lived and supposedly assimilated themselves for decades. Great Britain dropped a nuclear bomb on Pakistan and Iran after British Muslims not only assassinated the Prime Minister, Gloria Winston, but also killed five thousand non-Muslim British citizens during riots in the City of London, England. Muslim populations in Western nations found themselves the subjects of mob attacks by fed up Europeans, Americans, Canadians and others. Likewise, Christian populations in places like turkey, Lebanon, Egypt and Syria found themselves facing exile or slaughter as Muslims began wiping out Christians in the Middle East. Most of the Middle East's Christians fled to the borders of the State of Israel, and Israeli Jewish soldiers joined forces with Arab Christians to form the Judeo-Christian Army or J.C.A. as they attempted to survive the biggest Arab attack on Israel since the 1940s.
The Republic of India leads the fight against the Muslims, having dropped bombs on Muslim population centers within their own borders as well as neighboring Pakistan. It is estimated that sixty four percent of India's Muslim population perished during those early nuclear exchanges. Latin America and the Caribbean are now the world's most stable zones due to the low population of Muslims there, thus the police and military forces in those areas were able to pacify them with strategic military action in the early days of the global war between Christians and Muslims. The United States of America still stands, in spite of repeated attacks by Muslim insurgents coming in from neighboring Canada as well as American Muslim population centers, especially New York City and the town of Dearborn in Michigan. The U.S. military has largely contained the Muslim problem in the United States, though rampant treachery and backstabbing plague their troops as many U.S. Army men and women, Western converts to Islam, betray their fellow Americans by engaging in terrorism in the name of Islam, this within American cities and military bases.