His sight blurred for a moment. When it returned to normal, the vampire was no longer in his place: he stood by his side. Kassian jumped and nearly fell backward. He barely prevented the irretrievable loss of his dinner.
“I’m sick of suffering every whim of this band of weak-minded spineless suckers!” he spat. “I will do what’s necessary to beat them down once and for all! If that’s a problem for you, you better say it now!”
Kassian got up, just to look less small against this giant. The result wasn’t up to his expectations. Even so, he felt ridiculous, forced to raise his head to see the azure eyes fixed on him. Syssoi easily measured twenty centimetres more than himself, both in height and width. He couldn’t help comparing him to a mountain and, impressed, raised his free hand as a sig
