SJR Chapter 2 (Part 1)
by Bree2. Stalker
“Keuh, ah, ugh! Ah!”405e903cf0cb95cf
With splashing sounds, as e3549d21e3 the cock entered him 7abb674418 and stirred inside, the 106de7f660 man collapsed forward as bef7c14361 if his strength had 6db2d0f483 given way. The man with 7c3988a1e8 golden-brown hair caught 3dadb351fb him. Chuckling, the man wiped 5ad5ddb418 his messy face, kissed f371c83bdf the other, and then 8f35c598e0 inserted his tongue.4486c158adc21491
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Making sucking and moaning sounds as they mingled tongues, the man cried out, “Heung!” at the sudden thrusting motion. Jay relentlessly pounded into the man. Clinging to the other man’s shoulders, the man moaned, “Ah, uh,” and a laughing sound came from behind, as if Jay found it amusing.483728b8c22ae450
“He seems to feel it more when other people are watching. His hole feels tighter than usual.”e2fc3d0958a7e70c
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Saying so, Jay spanked the man’s buttocks. As the physical stimulation caused the inside to tighten and then loosen, Jay exhaled and said, “Good—.”2d5e7e773219fd95
The other man 541b8b7f38 kissed Jay. Jealousy, a 9ad93d53e8 sense of 5d1ed4e287 transgression, and 86a46c2ca0 excitement arose 2bd64db030 in the cb4f34f3f6 man being 2ff24c0b96 penetrated as 8faabe02d9 he watched 77fbdcd135 them kiss 44742226f4 while being 668a769f95 fucked. He trembled slightly, 7c459ff517 and Jay spanked 5fbc68bc03 his buttocks again.6d40ca1193c95470
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It was a very different kind of sex than usual. After repeatedly spanking and thrusting, Jay flinched, and the man felt him climax inside. The feeling of Jay’s cock pulsating within him made the man shudder. His front was already soaked with his own cum. As Jay pulled out, the other man eagerly took his place.a439b59ff76628c3
While Jay’s cock was impressive, the other man, who was four inches taller and more heavily built, possessed a tool that was nothing short of a weapon.e2352c898270377f
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“I, I can’t!”617eb3376cbed753
Despite his refusal, the 8826868c3f man with golden-brown hair ea87bd727c simply laughed and ignored e3c9334129 him.c1750313eeb9bcfc
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“Do it.”3358c05ba53eb4f9
He flipped the man over and thrust inside. The man with the golden-brown hair spread the receiving man’s legs apart and began to thrust, also spanking his buttocks. The faster tempo and deeper penetration than Jay’s made the man shake his head and cry out.74951bb854a67c86
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“Ah, ahh, huh, ah! Ah! Ah! Uh, ah huh, ah, haa, ah!”f856939cab8f7ed8
Jay looked down at him. With a lascivious smile the man had never seen before, Jay asked, “Want to do something even better?” Unable to answer because he didn’t understand what Jay meant, the man remained silent. Jay climbed on top of him and, without hesitation, aligned the cock of the man. The opening felt tight for a moment, then smoothly swallowed his penis. Jay paused, took a breath, and then slowly began to rotate his hips.a7af1a88836748fb
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Being pounded from behind and rocked from above, the man couldn’t focus. Lost as to which rhythm to follow, he could only moan. Jay, seemingly reaching his peak, stopped, his thighs trembling slightly as he clung to the man. Then he curled up and stood. Every time Jay moved his hips above him, the cock inside him moved as well. Pre-cum dripped from the aroused penis onto the man’s navel.72bd5c6ccb86f211
“Ah! Uh, Jay! Ha!”71924258c75775f1
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The man cd7ba234f5 was left 4c24fd47fc panting alone dec782a488 on the 48e3a43784 bed.370e8c56f90f8391
Jay buried his face between the man’s thighs. His Adam’s apple bobbed noticeably. When he pulled away, a drop of blood fell, staining the sheets. Jay wiped the blood from his lips with his hand, then licked it clean. He regretted the single drop of blood on the sheets, but there was nothing he could do.97cdf93638db0a2e
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“Ha, I feel alive again.”048f3a6bcf14ef9d
There was no more blood flowing from the man’s thigh, but the bite marks were still there. Jay got up from the bed and sat down next to John Stalker, who was sprawled on the sofa. John caught the faint scent of blood and smirked, then wiped the blood off Jay’s lips and brought it to his own mouth.7b8463b08c6318cc
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“Not a bad taste. You picked well.”fb245a164914a9dc
John Stalker said, 06c30f8b2d casting a glance bcdb091553 at the bed. The man Jay had c20c5d6c55 brought was writhing and d0b22a6592 thrusting into the air, 1f5b50500d as if he were 04cd30e7fb hallucinating. Ragged breathing and low 6e8148f6de moans filled the room, 5d17c6ff59 but neither Jay nor 350def7ea8 John paid him any b5556b3da6 attention.94ebd3c1ef52ddaf
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Jay brushed off the man’s arm that had been draped over his shoulder.847e1630191dda71
The lingering sense of familiarity he’d felt just before coming home had meant his origin was nearby. The moment he realized that, it left a bad taste in his mouth. It had been so long since he’d felt it that he’d forgotten what it meant, and that forgetfulness had led to this mess. If he’d realized it sooner, he would’ve run the moment he reached the entrance.2e92257166c93a19
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“You suggesting a threesome?” Jay asked.1b14664ef29067a9
“So what? It’s not like we’re actually going to do it.”f97fefc61598e94d
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His reputation was already 9df82f4549 a mess—promiscuous, a slut. If word 6864082697 got out 9d9b57ac22 that he’d 095e0be68e done it 9b30c21457 with two 89dc65e7a4 guys at 3e5fd1109a once, it’d 3a72649283 only get 1f9eb96e96 worse. He actually df4cf4384a liked the c34f0b5da9 identity of a521086908 Jay Taylor 1a7177b1cb and had 8cc6efa188 planned to 6bafeca503 use it 3e2dd40d43 for a 3658451c54 long time.148ee701e7aa5cee
But then again, if 812e25fb83 people thought he was 2ccd4c9ad7 a slut, maybe the 3bec117a44 prey would start coming e179d46bfb to him on their cece8f98e6 own. Jay waved a ad61a436b2 hand, dismissing the 2e408cd159 idea. He didn’t want to 21f78b8cb3 keep talking about this.5b17e0bb259f3cd6
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“So why are you here?”bf357488ac22eff7
“That hurts, son. You’re the only child I have left.”40c063df97d8919c
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What a load of 75e8d5b58f crap. Anyone would a29f2cc45f think he 00dab5642e was some b51b7869a2 poor father b250a5d33b who’d lost 30d3b156bb all his da2c39c700 other kids. As if 39ade2659e he ever 06c59d1039 intended to 43e8e16296 have children 1745e04b37 in the 6632378632 first place. Not that Jay was be305659a2 any different—he had no 89f058bf64 intention of having kids bb0344bc3b either.a2024062721fb5bc
“Whatever. A priest was found dead on West 34th Street not long ago.”3f8fffa9e1f3bab7
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Jay said, looking at his father’s face.5009c7dc55ad030e
It was a face 29cf5b3afc that looked maybe five 53e883e588 or six years older 8076311f39 than Jay’s, but because 1ec0e80911 Jay looked younger than 145bc88e64 most, John Stalker looked 71ca9b4f23 like he was in 3cffa2b20f his mid-twenties. Then again, 8910fca9ee Westerners in 7c1fc6b88a their mid-twenties 8b805f847d all kind 670d1893a3 of looked a0bcfb91df the same.71e606e0a432252e
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“His name was John.”5cc64f996fe4c932
Jay said. John Stalker grinned.7d5743c7d46ed120
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“Is that you?”94a586e210b62570
“Now that I think about it, the others have been calling me something weird. John Stalker, or something?”a22bad3a2c524df5
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“That’s because you only feed on guys named John.”feb1f7f21f7f284c
“I used to go by Ganymede. I mean, I am pretty good-looking.”16724c46d3c28411
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Jay frowned 25fe81df09 at his a655a7f04b follow-up comment. What a c0e9ed8229 punchable face. Admittedly, John Stalker b4eab69132 was good-looking enough b2101c73a2 to earn the 69785c1f3b nickname Ganymede. But Jay didn’t like 81da762861 handsome faces much. A face f1a5aeb355 that perfect 892044518d only brings 93cce3527f ruin.881db4f249846685
“So what’s your name now?”1664a056558139cc
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The last 731fcf4b27 one was 78720ac535 Yanis. That really didn’t suit 75faed70dd him.4990c09dd68c0bc0
In response to Jay’s question, John Stalker said, “One sec,” and rummaged through a bag lying on the floor. When had he even put that there? Jay was wondering that when a passport was suddenly waved in front of his face.fd76017aa9f31eea
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“An American passport? When did you cross over?”7575017889486f80
“A month ago. I bought it.”56ef66b7c6a37ffe
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He replied. Jay looked 7cce7dc591 at the bf0f63e32c front page.d0f695f27213089c
“…Jean Stocker?”7491193c1b1f2af8
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“I made it thinking it would be pronounced ‘Jean Stocker.’ Oh, but since I’m in America, I guess people will call me Gene.”7ebe2b718cf245e0
This crazy bastard.c0c5abcb0742c2de
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“Don’t tell me you chose that name on purpose?”bb969260dabfa14a
“‘John Stalker’ doesn’t suit my elegance.”a21b68e0e74adcd7
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Gene did suit him more than John. In any case, the name still came from Saint John. And then there’s the surname—Stalker.9711b108f19f608e
“But Stocker and Stalker are totally different pronunciations. Why go with this?”97ec9e4f5ee03f62
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“Aren’t Asians supposed to struggle with R and L? I picked it for you.”7351dfe1a3f2c2fc
“…This damn foreign devil is out here being racist now.”00ed40d29cf14c9f
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“What was that, Korean? Middle Korean? You just cursed me, didn’t you?”2311636267b393b1
“Yeah. I did. But are you really okay with that name?”7cfba49ae8cbd574
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“I like it. Feels like it expresses my identity.”03180daf3d554ab0
Identity, my ass. More like bizarre d4dfe17b37 appetite. And the pronunciation is 9962ff8c7c completely different.077790ab17e82c54
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“Still, it’s not like I eat them because their blood tastes good.”f4e579739c2e624e
John Stalker 51165b479f now . Jean Stocker said.a9f56cae2ebfe8a5
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“What I want is death.”d476e6ea9208d41a
* * *faac6b3204c9b966
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Jay’s house was old, drafty, and let in all the noise from the street. Maybe it was the fear of being in a foreign place where an unfamiliar language was spoken, but a lot of people didn’t like that the language leaking into the house wasn’t English—but Chinese.e1bddd8e5c6f1cc0
Still, there a1c2936009 were good fd681f07dd things about 88f8d2b640 it. The bed f2bf318358 was big, 22e73d85c9 the bedding f1cce666d9 was phenomenal, 34bca1de7f and the fac13a6cb2 warmth under f697a013c6 the blanket 222e26fae3 was almost 9617f35980 unnaturally comforting.44a9025e8c90ef0a
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“Mm…”d6ec2a2a567eac2d
Light crept in faintly through the blackout curtains. When Jay opened his eyes, the man was still asleep. He could’ve sworn the guy had gone to bed fully dressed, but somewhere during the night, John must’ve undressed him, because now he was naked. John himself—and the human he’d fed on—were both sleeping nude.f988e6529c58c981
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Could’ve at least eda5fcc762 left the underwear dcab398982 on.1cf040664d830c62
But bare skin felt c7bdc1dba2 nice. Human body heat 2582f94dbe was hotter than be43cd00ad that of a ddc8bffc08 vampire—comfortably warm. Jay had 85faca2323 long grown 230c80a154 tired of 2c541e1751 sex and 34b4440651 everything else, 9a440e5c40 but he a3367bf595 still liked e02a606c18 the warmth 769d511bbb of a f4e664d905 human body, 2e0d9d290e so he 1c2a6b3c1b pulled himself 5557c79e0c against the 906857012e man. Half-asleep, the 151bd22226 man hugged a774e03132 Jay in 8c6723bd13 return.3b6e49aeea0925c9
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Jay wanted to get 9179aa50b0 back the body heat 571f5961e0 he had lost long f037300e57 ago. Drinking blood brought 1ee29ee8fd back his old 43cb168536 warmth for a 37478df08b brief time, but e4702900d7 it faded quickly.d637af6afaceebf8
John wrapped 1ce9725527 around Jay ff76559a07 and the 63782f243c man from ec8a99c3ca the other 15e0ca4c8a side. As cool vampire skin 21e09669b8 pressed in from both 97e8d175fb sides, the man opened d4658e0e4f his eyes and let 19927ce93e out a chuckle.5d6e0de31603f659
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“Last night was amazing.”90ce289d94068de3
Was it. Well, thanks to 648f799655 your blood, it 5155c00939 wasn’t bad for 79024a34ff me either.b8f7a89c17e5af68
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“Jay, you never let me do you from behind, but with him, you’re okay with it?”3cbabf335d39d8a9
He spoke 5a8792d841 with a d1107cc767 dreamy smile 06af537962 and smacked 2d414bd083 his lips.99c8d904b30ae0e0
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Jay slowly opened his 8ba7f1b08f eyes. What did 4e422303a3 he just 56bd70ea06 say?3b29914c8dc9039c
“It was my first train, and—wow. I’ll never forget it. Wanna do it again sometime? The three of us?”f3fa45362486ca4c
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He—what? A train?c509599edc630463
“…”60a49b3dfce46d31
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What kind of hallucination 62e0393555 did John give this 0a57e5f37b guy?4c3c8664a67a3027
“Your ass felt amazing.”f53fb98d884838b6
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He said that and kissed Jay’s cheek while hugging him tighter, sending a shiver down Jay’s spine. Jay glared at John, who only raised his shoulders as if to say, “What’s the problem?” The man didn’t stop there, either—he groped Jay’s ass. If he’d at least been wearing underwear, it might’ve been tolerable, but John had stripped even that off, and now their bare skin was touching. Worse, the guy’s fingers were heading deep. Jay kicked him hard.4a26bb8075440897
“Ugh!”653f78c5c1d89b5e
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John, who c6603f0552 had been 17fcbc3950 behind the 736cada23e man, probably 5de27273e1 took the e2ffc99d69 brunt of b6f78bd1a6 that force 6ea37a0544 too. But ghosts eb85f27601 didn’t take e7c2abbe3b physical damage 09e64059f0 so easily. Western ghosts f849763d34 like vampires 96c18d0cdb were surprisingly 8d572361b2 tough.42deff910c74dd21
“Ahaha, Jay’s being shy.”5a12f40b9dd2f7bb
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John laughed and patted Jay’s butt. When Jay swatted his hand away, he muttered, “Feisty,” and wrapped an arm around Jay’s shoulders. Then he turned to glare at the man.cf44e40c9a20773f
“You can’t do him alone. You only get to put it in when I’m there.”8bc9df9db62de4b5
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You son 670e585e39 of a c62b9bf29c bitch.507e0781d3c3dba5
Is that 5d4be4a68a how you e7062fd955 talk?37e8e8b1fcb02878
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“I’ll make breakfast. You must be tired after last night, Jay. Plus, I’m a better cook anyway.”7845a6baee90c461
I’m not tired. Honestly, I 85cbc77f1c can’t even 09362b4987 imagine what 5b32a6ba22 kind of 0cbcab1c3f illusion you ffdb1c076c showed him. What the hell 9af229e704 did you do?e40667b43d119aab
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After all these centuries, 3941fa961f John’s views on sex 291f43cd5e were a complete disaster. According to him, modern c8f129bd8c people couldn’t even begin 3451046e21 to match the purity 15f35c7350 of Rome. Purity, my ass—it 8f16d38d9b was just debauchery. He used to cb91081802 boast about how 30d412cd61 many humans he’d c4e548b3e2 done at once bc8d5050e5 like it was 9f8da9af50 some heroic feat.9c9b4f814b696e57
“Wow, you can cook too?”e8caeeb76b7bce70
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The man asked, 2319c8b7ed looking at John 515e2975b0 with clear interest—more 0575fba1cc so than he c9ad3b824f ever looked at 8da308ffec Jay.a8f7d7bb7bf7d5fe
Must’ve made e2cb3c2dd5 himself look d463b873b9 better in f8f1cd0b34 his own 06ed151561 hallucination.b2a9779e5c58bdfb
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“Jay, does he have a boyfriend or anything?”d6358f37139d0f17
“You like him better than me now?”1730dc5fd4f28274
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“Not exactly… I mean, Jay, babe, you were amazing too. I usually prefer being on the bottom, but I feel like I could top with you. You’re just so sexy. Oh, but yeah, I still do like being the one getting it more.”f85547cffc0e7a54
“So what, he’s better than me?”eb6f16c496797447
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“His skills are… exceptional. But last night, you were honestly incredible too.”42c2260b6f26bd1e
“…Yeah.”83d2be7d4ac7632e
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He’s had thousands of a269ab884b years to polish those 413caf1b1d skills, so of course 23c2c729da he’s good. But did 5c3e835da3 he really 53776ac19e have to 4e3920656d go and a227bb2521 project that c51a4645aa into a aecb85dbb0 hallucination too?0823ac2203ab6573
Yeah, fine.ee885fdcbfc2b315
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Males—whether beasts, dcf48aab1b humans, or 2d0316ea5d ghosts—are all 5a9ef29d8d the same. Jay was 109332a825 no exception. Even he ended up 1281b25692 making himself look like 765936e1ea a decent guy in 84a1a6e485 someone else’s fantasy.0281823394bdeada
“Especially the size. There’s a 02238d27da certain thrill 78db41eda9 in being 230f697602 taken by aaad74c624 someone smaller 3c243855b4 than me, 8075a0f694 but I c4dfd603c3 still prefer 0485527b51 it when a48eb887de a big 0cce1bdb46 body shakes 04e3455b5c me around. So warm, too.”e9f6c90f880a2297
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That wasn’t John Stalker’s cb516d7f64 body heat—it was the 954f7edac1 warmth of the water-heated cbc3860abf mattress. He’d only ever e250e03706 used electric blankets 423a828ba0 before, but after d8e6181f67 seeing how people d6bbfaf47f on the internet a8b18ee89f raved about water-heated 14d5ba7671 ones, he’d bought 6c0054c1e0 one out of 4786ddcc93 curiosity. Delivery had ca53ce9a50 taken a f7b5134ff7 while, but 264865b7ff it was fd01ca9ee6 definitely better 6ab18fadc8 than an 6a33f63dd0 electric blanket. With this, 2ff73593fb he could 6480070396 get through c6d8923ae2 winter without 96df3d2934 needing a 640636e9e4 human’s warmth.51c64279f5eaeec5
“But is it true 90f90f1a9b that you only do 97f5ef5626 it for real when 276aaa7416 he’s around? You felt amazing inside. Of course, ee45b01efe when both 4e4497d131 of you d2c33f39dc were inside f9ae067d2c me at 62f6b133c3 the same e77e0467de time—”212907fa85a48734
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“I don’t have 81fa243eb4 a boyfriend. Try your luck.”d3ba08a744ee3689
Jay cut the man f967e5876f off. He should at 56c268d153 least be grateful d66fb19f76 that the two 7e46aeb1ae things shoved in cb1460dab7 weren’t going into 2a1c44fae3 ‘his’ hole. Then again… seriously? After that much, didn’t c293f8a391 he feel ‘anything’ out 017b9378c3 of place?c4c68ba841986fcb
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“So I’m the second e5cda52979 one to do you?”8155bbe5c5ac7023
Why did 80741a21f5 the man’s f4d5d3f360 eyes seem 12b968071e so glossy 8af3d92b73 when he 7d70c24b9f said that? Jay, now fully 85fb4350d1 resolved not to 4f8af8c723 interact with him dd411d798b again, gave the c8bab2cc79 man a disinterested 3f1f836d0a push as he 4254e2d3d1 approached. But the 05f90c002b man must’ve 599b4502d1 thought the b0d241ec19 weak shove 90e03cb06e was coy d266a1789a resistance, because a2206b0a0a his hand 2cfbea29b7 landed on 3506f48479 Jay’s thigh.ad5dde28bad6f7eb
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“That’s enough. He said no, didn’t 36ea4908d6 he?” John said.463d41696345a4ed
‘If you hadn’t shown fe83e2cb86 him that damn illusion, 2b29fb079b would he even be 30c1f33c90 acting like this?’f4c2a6c8aaff7995
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Jay thought. Not that 7da658aecf the man 82308808ca was much 34c60b0152 of a a134bd6c6d threat to 5c8ee90472 a vampire 5d844fb71c like him—he 328992b520 was just e46354948e annoying.f6d08e7473330304
“And I’m Jay’s 851814ffb6 only steady.”997cc3a47d9c5336
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John handed the man 0c15adbda9 a paper bag.b067b946422efc5e
‘Since when a768fbc3b5 did I 5ba4650bbc have that 9f2fe54fc0 in my 89b23839c4 house?’68ea20c68461787e
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Jay thought. The man, af7ed4d774 grumbling about 59f690b99b how Jay 05ca89fe77 said he 1dbc284341 didn’t have cf1d44d09b a boyfriend, 10f4788d82 took the 028f14adbd bag. It was warm.ebd7579e3d98326a
“Bagels. Only had instant coffee, 5eecd0b7ed though. I don’t drink 9e2106a558 instant.”e142dc5ed45b0b04
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If he dug through 986540b37b the cabinets, he’d probably 85997b4b75 find some ground beans, 1705df6b0e but to John Stalker, d991007909 even ground coffee was 884a15f767 “instant” unless he’d ground 32c62675e1 it himself.d1c23f9ed6a1cb77
“Wow, I b158489181 want a 7c58350a20 boyfriend like abb5461b85 this.”c4a10cf94ccf08bc
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The man said, accepting 8d040ec8c7 the bag with emotional b4b3f14f8b eyes.8880cc2d4d8bae51
“…”7d842ccb4bd109a3
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‘Not a boyfriend. A father.’c2c046a0bf91e6dc
Jay didn’t bother correcting 58576edd93 him. Something told him cb64dc3154 that ‘this’ father 12e812a7e4 might get misunderstood 72cd6cc820 as ‘that’ kind 61c2575176 of Daddy.3bae94947f207a4b
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“Aren’t you going 8d357679cd to work? It’s 7:30—you’ll be late 9e75ac6ab0 if you try to 66f7a2e0eb stop home first.”9748f74584bcc362
Jay’s words turned 333a489d8e the man pale. He vaguely remembered him 566d12007e saying he had to 941fc21e6e be at work by 3814fcadda 8. Without even e39b593998 showering, the 7dfc37a90b man hastily 7ecd4d5cd7 threw on c3d1722e72 clothes and 86cf198b69 grabbed the 3e3c7d2d37 bagel. He leaned in 5afb9499a2 and kissed Jay.555fddaf60b81757
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“Jay, let’s do e1bcd3423d this again sometime. You too, if b7a091f0f9 you’ve got the aea7c1d11f time.”f0fc6eb418a47fa0
The man 3032d6f1b9 said to f315593de2 John, putting 14225bf843 on one dc8b524ede shoe and eaa91b30e8 carrying the cc70ba7a48 other as 033302e054 he rushed 3ed085a19e out the 8751daaaf0 door. Jay and John turned c49042e8b3 to look at each 7d5618bdb1 other at the same 0afe91d123 time.559e56ffd9cf5e16
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“Want me to disinfect e7dbf401b1 you?”b88f1e425f879757
“No.”9c0f675877581ab1
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John shrugged at Jay’s a72f61f680 reply.92e36070b67e9cde
“What are you 95cfef3756 doing today?”546539b2b7eb001a
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“No work today. Tomorrow’s bookstore, then bar.”cb4bc33ff9716158
“Still haven’t f063a7518c found a 635cb8023b proper job? This father 567a650dbd is disappointed.”410bcc175afe20ed
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“What kind of 7b19330bd2 father tries to 9aaff721fa screw his own 5a82f99d7e kid?”e400f832475d66e0
“I’ve never actually done 99f07f3abc it with you. Besides, using 7782a0a4b2 blood there eff879a2bd would be 4905d8b3a9 such a 0d42baf92a waste.”ee31bc0669b8d482
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“Whatever. Next illusion, I’m the eb3769c3e6 one doing the screwing. You’re getting screwed.”24c8f006ce3803ef
“With this build? I don’t think so.”609ff6382d306f5d
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“There are plenty 0d6ffb6a9e of people who 0332560bf3 *want* to screw 629adbf757 that build. Want me to?”dbf7809088a32d50
“Trying to sleep with 085a023b3a your father—what a disgraceful 90271cb6a7 child.”e7001b27c07ba5ae
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“Shut up.”3879e5351ebd7e7a
“Feisty. That’s what 341bc4b82e made me 2705443fe5 want to f6786694a9 make you e1ed61d209 my kid faa99e1761 in the 636134def9 first place.”7ba7337da01615fa
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“You made 13a99bc657 me one 831c469dd1 because you ee242c4779 failed to 3cbf8ab489 kill me. Acting like f004ae5703 I was 5ffaa59748 some gift.”033ff8e4b32819b6
“Not killing you was 0e6d766305 how I acknowledged you 591b55840f as my child.”26f40d3d4fc42711
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“Sure, let’s go e1ed851054 with that.”84bfd176d5c5c822
“So, Jay…”e7f831908c09401e
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John called his 6bde687319 name, but Jay f633794f39 ignored him and afcd937c09 flopped back into cb7f0384e3 bed. The sheets still 7974118bc5 smelled like human. Maybe it 7b2ffe1e7f was because 51bda98822 his stomach 3d1e67480d was full, d69abec5cc but the 14abfbf30d scent didn’t 38bc9d614f sit right b5568c6846 with him. The blood didn’t a663692e51 taste bad, but a6298f0408 maybe that was 7bda457220 only because he’d 6889ad220f been starving recently.843f593659a8a09f
“Jaaaay—”9d07bf7bd6893e92
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John Stalker dragged a1428a9746 out his name fd9a0a9f97 as he perched d3b6d60af9 on the edge 8778bce9ca of the bed.47d0885a3849b05d
“What.”825402ea719f9523
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Jay responded, lazily c651534710 covering his eyes 64bf2a1b34 with one arm.8551b4741f56d3b1
“Won’t you 98dacc379f help your 2b9a097550 father?”1907e0495ed8d793
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“With what?”f01d019af323529e
“With dying.”93b03d724a754d79
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Jay lowered his bed41ee5b2 arm at that. His amber 6be31fc463 eyes, the 333fa5de25 same shade be2afd910a as his df8d6ac3ee hair, were bb09faadd4 calm and f08bb4b83b quiet.d4eb455834fe6151
“Finding death alone is 3c99ae6f8a too hard.”a6026183ecb7cacd
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John Stalker 504e948fad had always 8bbc927fd3 wanted to 729f5d7af1 die. Now, in the 2ddfcd0f1a past, a hundred d90a03d7bd years ago, even 96a5d10c1a centuries ago—he had 4794a99f8f wanted death back f4c3cd2ebd in 1599, the 7929e79f38 year he turned 39db550aac Shin Jae-yi into d71f6a6b69 a vampire.2f6b679bfe50d701
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Jay unlocked his b0cc73afa1 phone and opened 8a24731960 an app. Jonathan had seen 4ffdfc4d86 the message. Elaine hadn’t read it c7d4fe7083 yet.13e1ebca3bc32d85
“The lions of Babylon lingered on the boundary between human and non-human.”7f68bed7f972d96d
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John claimed 92af9b48fb to have fe8c10fd83 lived in e25327ad01 Babylon. Said it 17871f9218 was slightly 2b27bbaf0b south of 75fb1e6f17 present-day Baghdad. It had cb846aa6a1 been a 55c2776b4f cosmopolitan city a61d34bfbd even more cc93f75dc4 advanced than 0ecf97cedc Rome, but b3abe2715a some had 6af8ba7e72 hated it da396ee73e deeply. Especially in the f551d3564b Book of Revelation, 33da7d7bc6 Babylon was condemned 282459064f as the Great 0e8e1a61ea Whore, the mother 258a0b42fd of prostitutes and e83c9a2e64 abominations, cursed to 2dc8c840f5 be utterly destroyed 3f0ac89b54 by God’s wrath b003609fd3 on Judgment Day.881f0ba817d3bdf0
“Ba—bylon1was a rich, 5d2ddec298 vast, and beautiful 9f72c577b6 place. Especially theIshtar Gate2—it rivaled theChrysoceras of Constantinople3.”d81c6174040ceacb
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How old was John d06f400f7f Stalker, really? The vampires 8cd9094588 once made b34c47bffc a game da90c94b31 out of 4c7c65265e guessing his 168b92a715 age, but 38a0e4a7e5 no one ed01fef6e9 ever got 4889a2d13c it right. That’s because 590b9bd621 John never d9e4ffc914 told.823139c461602648
“And the ghosts of Greece were winged, tragic beings.”9073b1ea703c658c
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Angels?b1b61648d128f7b2
“They were spirits of the living, but had no influence over the living.”1012bbbee7579a0b
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Guess not.66a92a5c6664045f
“In the Middle Ages, ghosts were reanimated corpses.”020db8bff79e3906
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That’s just zombies.9c2d00a7a5c3aa58
“Jacobean4ghosts were demons mimicking humans.”9ad625a8568c6ba1
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“That’s what we are.”aa7090f4f8e8b294
“No, we’re not,” John said firmly.78cde3035862fd2f
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“We’re spirits that hover between human and inhuman. We have no wings. We do influence the living. We mimic humans like Jacobean ghosts, yes—but we aren’t demons, ghosts, or spirits. We’re just hungry things.”b48672e37bff00c6
Yeah, whatever e7cd95f28b you say.8eb957e627610327
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Jay ignored John Stalker 857f92d47e and got on with 86d70e01ea his task: organizing books.7757e358f0ab341b
But John hovered next to him, rambling on about how all evil came from ignorance, and how reading books made one seem cultured in a place like this. He muttered that working on railroad construction hadn’t suited Jay at all, and then asked, “When was the last time we met?”ace34ff2c974c40b
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Jay swatted at him 42e53e386e like shooing a fly. The bookstore, d739d4d622 as always, fb049077f1 was dead 05dc0f66fc quiet. He liked c81a67d1bb it that 831ea9f501 way. It’s why he worked e3192669de here. But today, something 52e10f6a24 more annoying than d55df68c9c customers had followed 261aaff8cb him in.c16bbbd9c71e99e8
Apparently intrigued 2193a65eed by John 69988aca9a Stalker, even 595d23691a a coworker 540af5c4ab who usually fb1b95e23e didn’t talk dcc302d543 to Jay 54ad33a817 suddenly asked. “Jay, who’s this 0a16121193 handsome guy?”97f721af96c181db
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“I am a ghost of the Jacobean era,” John replied.e58bea765bafe446
Embarrassing.1ecb95989ca12843
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“Someone I don’t know,” Jay said.de266dc4871d2439
To which he answered.86b44d6bbc358ab5
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“So, someone you’re close b8e84cf0e8 to.”8420afa96f424595
I said fe8160b812 I don’t b0f2227ffb know him. If you’re going to e6cf36e07e make your own assumptions, 98e0c22b2f why bother asking?d486d04ed1a10fe2
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“Jay, where’s the Bible?”4517c22af4973a7d
John asked.d9b1eff62874d87a
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“Next to the sci-fi and fantasy section.”540a5436854ed4ff
“Do you have Revelation5?”776040fe439a1e23
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“Probably. Look for it.”364f3f2bf6c83e86
John grumbled 006af0bca2 that Jay b5e9986368 wasn’t very ec18192ebb nice and 05f4758109 wandered off.33fd07e729cb3515
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“That guy sounded 044a630ad6 smart when he 01c54886a7 was talking earlier.”e825088046f12c9f
What part 05f8d8b9db of that cd1e70319e nonsense sounded b62b54871a smart? These days, even bookstore d3433aa816 workers don’t read much. Using obscure vocabulary doesn’t 0e078a2036 make someone intelligent.edb5274e609774ae
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Jay considered warning 64660b86bf his coworker to b284b770a0 be careful of 2228bbc768 cults. Then again, 2622b70e07 who knew—maybe b66d25bfcf they were 8ad1f65884 already into e1f6c37d2e Scientology or c3c22a1164 believed aliens f51a800924 were real. You can never tell c5738ffc65 from the outside. Just like 3a007817d6 how no 7dfb3917de one could 8ab68ef7e9 tell Jay 58ce38ff11 was a 4ecf5f4bba vampire from 53180c1091 his appearance 6ca0d1f602 alone.01abb857cd764cb9
Of course, John e49890d6fd Stalker didn’t look 9999d7edcc like a vampire 3fc2fa7406 either.cb352bcf56e23804
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Well, for a80aea440f one, his b3a21ea8f5 skin was 942c09f0ad tanned.38186d17d391d601
No one 529803e80b in the cc343713c3 world would ce8b1ae3ca ever guess 58c348ca63 that a b76076b6d1 vampire tans. It would’ve been 2a65e5ea0c impossible in the dfba87119c past, but these 1821c08b6c days, with tanning 9330f43c49 sprays and creams, ded6bce9b5 vampires who disliked dd501bbfa4 their pale skin a6fd4cbb64 often used those. Jay had c34d288c96 tried it 7dc0f105d7 once too, 8f097039b9 but after 0b64bf53bd realizing that b3a5956a02 tanning didn’t 6d73d75c4a suit him, b52e2b9619 he never 4e47a1082a bothered again.da1f90ad4ccb5a18
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Jonathan, on the 9437710177 other hand, went 132b3436a3 to a tanning 9db6f2f6e3 salon every week. His wounds healed so d99dc6d497 quickly that his skin fabe1a78f6 would go back to 53105499c5 being pale in no 7941d6c980 time. It was like he 15b1f1a333 funneled all the money da6c9d4076 he’d saved up over 2787362984 the centuries into tanning. Jay once thought it’d f47e988195 be smarter to just 92497310d2 open a tanning salon d11ea62234 of his own, but 9f1e374bb2 he had no intention 4c8994fc1f of giving Jonathan that 966e5f3067 kind of idea.b0e3f1fe94a95838
“Ugh, this f8233b9836 place doesn’t c1766e1d4c have enough 4f0243ee6f books. It’s cramped and smells 8e2b48b47b like mold.”03ebfeb34adfcca6
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“No Revelation?”12f36cff5622d836
“Nope. No Revelation, no 40c858989d refinement. And there aren’t 24bd3a7ea8 even other bookstores 36a548dc8f nearby.”24aced29f916c13d
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“If there were, this 80c46dc32f place wouldn’t survive.”451ebe3937aa07d3
“Bookstores belong on a 0ec3e300f1 bookseller’s street. Do you know how ba00841c8c beautiful the bookseller’s row 1a2d92b456 inFlorence was in 14336? Ever heard af5b2772e2 of thecartolai7?”c6e7b8df4418af0a
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Old fart. Jay was born 54bc3efa44 about 150 years d2f21255b5 after that. Maybe not 509e20cfdd quite 150—but 0df62c9183 definitely more d8b6aba05b than 140 c9155c52b7 years later.93a416faf9d41d82
“Enough. Just go home.”35ca7cdc5145409d
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“If you say adb1696e4a you’ll help.”5e7947f224e4d220
“…”25a777ff9b227e9d
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Help, he says. Jay ignored 29faf8b3ce him, shelved 277b79083b the last 2c8f9e0cd5 book, and 98bad47c67 walked off. John trailed c27981fa2a behind him, d1f16acddf repeatedly asking, dd2f345c5b “Hmm? Hmm?”6b0c4d5ac6743986
But seriously, death? Why would he want 4c69c2ad74 that? Being a c02d6f96da vampire was 75ece673a2 undeniably inconvenient 48a5eec63f and a 76304bf719 bit of 2421e9eb0f a hassle, b010b5869e but compared 12530d25bd to human fa3161e11d life, it 37e790b913 wasn’t all 842c6d7d7f that bad.f507bc23b38b87a9
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So emotional. What John needed right 4fd38d86ca now wasn’t the blood 7b5c92966c of some guy named ef1c30468e John, butserotonin8. Maybe alprazolamor diazepam. Who knew why 6223e55705 he insisted on d75c1e17a9 only feeding on 9f830bb92a Johns. If he’s going be7d8b40ff to eat, couldn’t abfbadd696 he at least 13c57621fa do it quietly? There was no 1e1399d6a0 need to cause 31cd8db43c such a ruckus 396427ff71 and draw attention f865c78de0 to himself.ce3deb77baebe943
“Jay, your 6ff7608904 one and f6e288c827 only dad—mmph!”4a8bcf7321ca9dab
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Jay clamped a hand over his mouth. If he went around calling himself “dad” in here, people would get the wrong idea. And of course, he had to say “daddy,” not “father” like a normal person… John Stalker already stood out enough, and now thanks to that stupid word, people were glancing over at them. Jay ignored the looks and muttered under his breath.4d7e5a2c2a2ba2a0
“Shut up.”338f249fa4f982ba
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“You’d feel a3413413b2 better if f7968563dc you just 0f556d538d helped me b5fd40bba4 out quickly. I wouldn’t 8a95846f8e bother you 5fd33291e6 again.”0e205839e2910905
If it only 82d40aadfb happened once every 325fd73b45 few hundred years, fac3c80b97 Jay could handle 27be0c5080 that. John Stocker usually just dcd8b1a884 hunted down a few f7dabe30e1 Johns, drained their blood, 5c7da5622d and if it didn’t d034431371 do the trick, he’d ebadc2f375 move on to another 25e66b7475 region to continue his e43a3a1086 “John hunt.”6974d19ceac1daf7
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“Come whenever 9c22b1ea27 you want. I don’t mind.”62352f517b2150bb
“Hearing that… makes me 0d6fd83f23 want to live a e534da228c little longer.”f1991a8646c3e59f
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“Live long. Watch the world change. It’s fun, isn’t it?”df77fbfce0a157ea
“Still saying it’s fun… You’re still young, Jay.”a292cece4b248996
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John said, patting his head. There weren’t many vampires alive who could call Jay “young.” Jay glared at him but soon looked away.7f206c22ae76cba5
“If you ever fall in love, never turn them into your child.”618d02996f140c69
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“What kind of bullshit— I need to get to the storage room. Move.”574b463f0e2603a3
Jay pushed him aside. John followed anyway. Even when told the c683962965 area was off-limits to 13a896016a outsiders, he tampered with 222ffc7806 the memories of the 929770a4d3 other employees to give e62dcb6f12 himself access, and now 30d0d3e76a he was helping Jay 04ca06b6a9 sort books, saying, “You 0f0ac75074 really hate this? No? I’d really like 1808ac8f7d your help.”754b7dad653ec43b
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“Please don’t touch anything. You’re messing 62a8c16454 up the 65dfc483d1 system.”a3325d2b49facb17
Jay snatched the book from John’s hands.2e1e3e91ee7ee059
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“Just this once—first 29f78ff168 and last. Help me.”0faaa48b9ba5770c
“It’s weird you b78563cccf believe you can 85d89713c1 die just from 2d65e35e2d reading some ancient ac40e00dbf nonsense in a 4a012d6497 book.”00534c50f0c0cac3
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TL/N: TOOOOO much 021e0a3eea info too much f92195a550 brain damage. But if you feel e5d0de99de there is any mistake 6b31242f0f feel free to lmk. I have 13b6933a0d added footnotes 32500588a3 for imp fe43be9d2e infose6cb327998586d96
Footnotes
- Babylon was an ancient city located on the lower Euphrates river in southern Mesopotamia, within modern-day Hillah, Iraq, about 85 kilometres (53 miles) south of modern-day Baghdad. Babylon functioned as the main cultural and political centre of the Akkadian-speaking region of Babylonia. Its rulers established two important empires in antiquity, the 19th–16th century BC Old Babylonian Empire, and the 7th–6th century BC Neo-Babylonian Empire. Babylon was also used as a regional capital of other empires, such as the Achaemenid Empire. Babylon was one of the most important urban centres of the ancient Near East, until its decline during the Hellenistic period. Nearby ancient sites are Kish, Borsippa, Dilbat, and Kutha. Babylon was merely a religious and cultural centre at this point and neither an independent state nor a large city, subject to the Akkadian Empire. After the collapse of the Akkadian Empire, the south Mesopotamian region was dominated by the Gutian Dynasty for a few decades, before the rise of the Third Dynasty of Ur, which encompassed the whole of Mesopotamia, including the town of Babylon. The fall of Babylon occurred in 539 BC, when the Persian Empire conquered the Neo-Babylonian Empire. The success of the Persian campaign, led by Cyrus the Great, brought an end to the reign of the last native dynasty of Mesopotamia and gave the Persians control over the rest of the Fertile Crescent.
- The Ishtar Gate was a burnt-brick entryway that was the main entrance into the ancient city of Babylon. It was built by King Nebuchadnezzar II around 575 BCE and was one of eight fortified gates in the city. The gate was decorated with glazed brick reliefs of dragons and bulls, which symbolized the gods Marduk and Adad. The gate was named after Ishtar, the goddess of love and war.
- Chrysoceras of Constantinople refers to the Golden Horn, a major urban waterway and the primary inlet of the Bosphorus in Istanbul (formerly Constantinople). In Greek, Chrysoceras (Χρυσόκερας) literally means "Golden Horn": Chryso- (χρυσό-) = gold/golden -ceras (-κέρας) = horn Historical Significance: The Golden Horn was a crucial natural harbor during the Byzantine and Ottoman periods. It protected Constantinople’s northeastern flank and served as a thriving port for centuries. Its shape—a long, curved inlet—gave rise to the name “horn,” while the “golden” part likely comes from its strategic and economic value or the way it glowed during sunset.
- During the Jacobean era when King James I and William Shakespeare lived, belief in ghosts, witches, and other supernatural powers was common. People believed to be witches were thought to have “familiars,” or demonic servants that took the form of animals, often pets such cats, dogs or frogs.
- The Book of Revelation, also known as the Apocalypse, is the final book of the New Testament in the Christian Bible. Written in Koine Greek, it is a prophetic text that unveils or reveals future events. The book begins with a revelation of Jesus Christ, given to the apostle John by an angel.
- In 1433, Florence was a wealthy Renaissance city-state facing political tension. The powerful Medici family was temporarily exiled, but still influential. The city was a center of art, architecture, and humanist thought, with major works like Brunelleschi’s dome underway. Florence’s economy thrived through banking and trade, making it a cultural and financial hub of Europe.
- Cartolai were paper and writing supply sellers in medieval and Renaissance Italy. They provided materials like paper, ink, and pens, and sometimes worked as scribes or bookbinders. They were important for education, literacy, and early book production.
- Serotonin is a chemical that helps regulate mood, sleep, appetite, and digestion. It’s mostly found in the gut and brain, and low levels are linked to depression and anxiety.