The Bloodsucker: Ghost of the Shrine & Rise of Dracula & Bloodlust
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After sleeping for 100 years, Dracula has finally awoken and seeks a new bride. Shikura Sakume is a well known detective in Mistle Town who does not believe in vampires, but he is about to receive a rude wake up call when townsfolk start dying because someone is sucking their blood. While investigating the Dracula case, he meets and falls in love with a woman named Faith Lin, the last of the Lin clan, but Dracula has set his sights on her as his new bride...
Warning: Contains scenes of nonconsensual sex
Benjamin Louie
Sometimes images appear in my dreams, they are just image fragments. I have recurring dreams with the same images. I piece those fragments together to form scenes. I put scenes together to form plots. And I turn plots into stories.Join my discord channel to discuss my novels with other fans, find out about new releases or give the author suggestions
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The Bloodsucker - Benjamin Louie
THE BLOODSUCKER
By Benjamin Louie
Contents
Ghost Of The Shrine
Introduction
Ghost Encounter
The Lin Clan
Trust & Betrayal
Sakume's Decision
The Bloodsucker: Rise Of Dracula
The Crime Scene
Victims Identified
Visiting Yokoyama
Cowboys Meet Dracula
The Burying
Dracula Meets Faye
Sakume At The Bar
The Snake
Razephon Visits Yokoyama
The New Bride Catch The Cowboys
Mistreatment
Cowboy Interrogation.
Dracula vs. Sakume
Cemetary Investigation
Battle at the Altar
Faith Is A Hostage.
Conclusion.
The Bloodsucker: Bloodlust
[ A ] - Sakume Visits Faith
[ B ] - Sakume's Struggle
[ C ] - Faith's Sacrifice
[ D ] - Feeding Time 1
[ E ] - Anji Arrives
[ F ] - Feeding Time 2
[ G ] - Fight Dracula
[ H ] - Night of Passion
[ I ] - Who Is Razephon?
blood· suck· er
n.
An animal, such as a leech, that sucks blood.
An extortionist or a blackmailer.
A person who is intrusively or overly dependent upon another; a parasite.
Ghost Of The Shrine
Introduction
A couple was walking into the mist at night, a little drunk. They were laughing and giggling, as the man was telling jokes to the woman. He had his arm around her, and they were just having a good time.
Hey, where are we going to?
the woman asked.
It’s a surprise.
he said.
Are you sure we aren’t lost?
Don’t worry baby, I know where I’m going. I know ‘dis place like the back of my hand.
It’s kinda creepy here.
I’ll protect you, baby.
said the man, and she believed him.
As they continued walking through the mist, the woman heard footsteps.
Darling, did you hear that?
she asked.
Hear what?
he asked stupidly.
I swore I heard something.
Non-sense.
More footsteps. Stealthy footsteps.
The woman said, I heard rumors there’s a ghost here haunting people who pass by this mist.
The man was trembling. It’s j-just a rumor…I don’t believe that non-sense. We’ll find our way out of here, I promise.
They continued walking while getting more and more scared every second. The rate of the footsteps increased. The couple began sprinting, then running. The woman tripped over a branch, and she screamed. The man looked at her, then kept running.
Hey wait!
Suddenly, the ghost appeared in front of her. The ghastly body, in a white two-sided mask, and pink kimono, approached. The woman screamed in a high pitch voice.
The man heard it, and grew frantic by now. He was trying to find his way, but he saw nothing familiar. He was completely lost. Suddenly, the mist in front of him began to shift, as the ghost walked towards him.
No!! Nooooo!!!
Ghost of the Shrine
It was pouring in a quaint little town in Japan. People in Mistle Town usually stay home when there are storms as bad as these. But others still have to do business. Essential services such as supermarkets and local stores remain open. Needless to say, the police station has to stay open. Even in a small town like this, crimes still happen, although it’s just the occasional burglary here and there.
Shikura Sakume walked along the quiet streets of Mistle Town by himself. Some people like this town, some people hate it, but it doesn’t matter to Sakume. He was born and raised in this town and will probably retire here. He inherited his mansion and fortune from his late father. He decided to become a detective as a job and a hobby, and he’s considered to be one of the finest detectives of the agency, even the town. His intelligence and logic allowed him to solve many cases that an average person was not able to solve.
He received a message from his colleague about a new case, so Sakume was on his way to the police station.
It was horrible!
said the man in the interrogation room.
Outside, the sky was dark and rain was pouring hard. Due to its small population, Mistle Town did not require a large police force, so the team was small. Sakume pretty much knew everyone here.
It was horrible. Just horrible.
said the man, grasping his own head. "That ghost came out of nowhere…"
A ghost?
asked officer Sakume. You’ve gotta be kidding me.
I swear, I’m not lying, sir!
The man’s eyes were trembling He grabbed the detective. I’m telling the truth! I saw it with my own eyes!
Sir, this is the police station, not the supernatural ghost hunters.
Sakume looked at the man’s eyes, and he came to two possible conclusions: (1) either this man is telling the absolute truth or (2) he is completely insane. Sakume didn’t believe in ghosts, but this man sure did.
The man was still shaking all over. It’s true, officer.
"Fine…let’s say you did run into a ghost. What did he do or say to you?"
He was holding a long sword and he pointed it at me. Then he spoke to me in this scary voice…he said leave the shrine or else. If I ever come back, he will cut my head off.
And your girlfriend saw it too?
asked Sakume.
Yes sir. But she’s so scared she can’t say anything or eat anything right now. Like I told you, she’s being treated in the hospital.
I see.
replied Sakume. This case is getting to be interesting."
After the questioning, Shikura Sakume walked down a dark alley, deep in his thoughts. Mainly, he was thinking about the ghost in the cemetery. If there is one thing he doesn’t like, it is the supernatural. He simply did not believe in that stuff as it goes against science and logic. To him, it is pure bull crap.
However, it was not just logic driving him to hate the supernatural; he might have a personal grudge. Sakume’s father disappeared one day and some say it was because he was spirited away by a ghost. Of course, Sakume was devastated, losing a father after losing his mother. He believed that his father was kidnapped by an enemy…and to find out the truth he worked hard to become a detective.
Often times, he’d think about the case outside of the office. Something about this ghost case
just bugs him. To his thinking, there can be a few possible explanations. Maybe the couple was drinking a little too much, decided to go to the cemetery, and they were seeing things. The second possibility is that a person is dressed up as a ghost.
The second theory sounds better to him. But then what’s the motive? A prank to scare away the locals? Possibly. He has to look deeper into this.
Sakume’s thoughts were shattered when he heard a lady scream. Aaah!
A burglar was grabbing her purse. They struggled and he took it from her.
Sakume ran to the lady. What happened?
He took my purse!
she yelled. He went that way!
I’ll be back.
Sakume chased the thief. He was running with one hand reaching for his sword. The thief saw him coming and ran faster. They were at the same speed until he tripped over something. The thief quickly got up and ran for it. They were at a dead end.
Give it up. There’s no where to run.
Not in your life!
yelled the masked burglar. He had a sword of his own. He drew it and attacked. Hyah!
Sakume dodged his attack and drew his sword. Slash! Slice! Before the thief knew what happened, his sword was cut into pieces. He gasped in fear and retreated while Sakume advanced. You’re under arrest.
The burglar was shocked the whole time about Sakume’s sword skills. He moved faster than the eye could see.
He was brought into the police station. Naturally, the lady who got robbed had her purse returned and she thanked Sakume a million times.
Officer Saito came and patted Sakume on the shoulder. Congratulations on another arrest. That makes three this month.
Oh, it was nothing, really.
he replied modestly. I just happen to be there when the lady was being robbed.
Saito said, That man you just caught…he’s been causing trouble in our town for months now. The thief who holds a sword. Many of our officers were injured while trying to arrest him. But you just come in and arrest him just like that.
Officer Hirata, another one of his comrades, came into the room. Oh Officer Sakume, congratulations. I heard. I need to speak with you about something.
Sure thing, Hirata.
They went into Hirata’s office. Hirata is a more laid back type of cop. He sat on his chair with legs on the table and he lit himself a pipe. He took a puff while Sakume waited.
What did you want to talk about, sir?
"Officer Sakume, as you know, you are one of the finest detectives that we have. Recently we have some reports of people seeing ghosts in Ryojin Cemetary. And we are beginning to get worried. I am sure you heard about this?"
Yes…
The government wants the Ryojin land since it is not owned by anyone. But they cannot take over with these rumors of the place being haunted. That is why I am putting you in charge of this case.
You want me to handle this?
That’s correct.
Of all the detectives, why me?
No one else is willing to do it. They’re probably all scared.
You know I don’t believe in ghosts or the supernatural, Hirata.
Which is why you’re perfect for the job.
Hirata replied, taking another puff of his pipe.
With that said, it was settled that Sakume would take on the case. Sakume did not really like the case, but then again, this is the nature of his job. He made a good living from being a top-class detective, but he considers it more of a hobby than a way to make a living. He doesn’t really need the job, considering he’s the heir of rich parents. When his father was presumed dead, his fortune transferred to Sakume.
Shikura returned home to his mansion where his personal servant, Merla, was waiting for him by the door. She bowed politely as he walked onto the steps that lead to the front door. Welcome home, master.
she said. She is a nice and polite girl with red hair and black eyes. She was hired as a servant by Sakume directly. It was back when her life was at its lowest point. Merla had nowhere to go and no one to turn to, but Sakume gave her a