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Summary: Itâs the night of the Sanguis Solemne, the blood ball hosted by your enemy Lovell. Thankfully, when you arrive, your host is mysteriously absent, and thanks to Beaumont marking you, youâre able to make it through the first half of the ball unscathed. However, Lovell soon shows his faceâŚand whether or not heâll care about your markings remains to be seen.
Author's Note: I put "MM4F" because there are two main characters in this part (is that how this works? Sorry; I'm still learning!) But if a single VA wants to do it with multiple character voices, feel free! *thumbs up*
there's more Latin in this one y'all, I'm so sorry T_T
PART 1 PART 2 PART 3 PART 4 PART 5
Characters:
- SILAS LOVELL (âLuh-VELLâ) - Vampire; head of the Lovell Clan. Self-important, dominant, salacious. Enjoys holding power over others, particularly humans.
- ZACHARIAH BEAUMONT - Vampire; head of the Beaumont Clan. Kind and humble. Believes that humans should not be enslaved, and that vampires should only subsist off donated blood. Lovellâs biggest rival, and a thorn in his side.
- CHARLES - Butler at the Beaumont Mansion. Very proud of his job. Drives the carriage.
CW: curse words, poisoning/drugging, mentions of vampiric biting/feeding, threats
Usage:
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- Gender-flipping and small tweaks are okay, but no large edits are permitted.
- Feel free to use music or insert sound effects if youâd like. Any sound effects given are suggestionsâuse at your discretion. *Sound effects in bold, set apart by asterisks\*
- Any dialogue or reactions given by the Listener are purely for the benefit of the VA, to help them feel like they have something to respond to while theyâre acting. Listener reactions in italics.
- Please let me know if you have any questions!
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\Sound effectsâelegant music; chatter of guests\**
Beaumont appears behind the Listener, glass of blood in hand.
BEAUMONT: Nightingale?
The Listener jumps, flinching.
BEAUMONT: Itâs alright; itâs just me! How are you holding up? No oneâs tried anything, have they?
The Listener shakes their head.
BEAUMONT: Good. \lowers voice** Any sign of Lovell?
âNo. Something feels off.â
BEAUMONT: Youâre rightâŚI donât like it. Why would he go to all the trouble of hosting, and then not show up? It doesnât make any sense.
\Sound effectâŚsipping sounds\**
BEAUMONT: \disgusted noise** I canât say Iâve ever enjoyed the taste of hospital blood. Still, if itâs ethically sourced, I suppose I canât complain. Somehow it tastes even worse than usual, thoughâŚIâm afraid you may have spoiled me for life, darling.
âJust consider it an appetizer,â murmurs the Listener.
BEAUMONT: Hmm? Consider it an appetizer? What do you mean?
The Listener explains he can drink from them at home later, if he wants.
BEAUMONT: I can drink from you later, if I wish? Oh, darlingâŚyou have no idea how tempting that is. But noâI shouldnât. It means so much to me that youâd offer, but I had enough trouble stopping the first time. If I taste you againâŚI donât know that I could hold back.
You will.
BEAUMONT: Noâyou donât know that.
I know you, Zach. Youâll stop. I trust you.
BEAUMONT: You trust me? Oh, NightingaleâŚsometimes I wonder what I did to deserve you. Iâll never understand how you manage to have so much faith inâin meâ
Beaumont suddenly makes a noise of discomfort, feeling a pain in his stomach.
âAre you alright?â asks the Listener.
BEAUMONT: Hmm? Iâm fineâŚitâs just stress. By our Lady of Night, Iâll be glad when this is over. Donât worryâwe donât need to stay much longer. If that bastard doesnât show his face in the next two minutes, Iâm calling the carriage.
LOVELL: \evil chuckle** Dear meâŚyouâd leave without saying goodbye to your host, Beaumont? How terribly inconsiderate.
BEAUMONT: Good evening, Lovell. How kind of you to finally grace us with your presence.
LOVELL: Says the man who hasnât felt the kiss of moonlight in months. I must say, the Council and I were starting to worry, Beaumont. The way youâve been holed up in your manor like a mouse in the wall, refusing all social invitations, missing meetingsâŚtoo busy guarding your stolen treasure, hmm?
The Listener speaks up, saying their master bought them legally. Lovell turns to the Listener.
LOVELL: Whatâs that? Your âmasterâ bought you legally, you say? \dark chuckle** Ah, yes. How lovely to see you again, my pet. I see none of that fire of yours has dimmed since we last metâŚnor has your delectable scent. *inhales* ...Mmm. You look ravishing tonight, darling. That outfit only makes you all the more appealing. The greatest delicacies really do come in the finest wrappers, donât they?
BEAUMONT: Watch your step, Lovell.
LOVELL: Come now, Beaumont. A compliment to your slave is a compliment to you. You canât deny she looks enchanting. \to the Listener** Heâs been taking good care of you, I trust? Of course he has. Keeping you locked away, safe and sound, like a jewel in a vault. But ah, what a waste, to own something so rare, so exquisite, and not use it. Tell me, my petâŚdid your so-called master explain to you the workings of a Sanguis Solemne? [Author's Note: pronounced "SONG-gwiss so-LEMM-nay"]
BEAUMONT: Back off, Lovell. I wonât warn you again!
LOVELL: Hush, boy. I wasn't talking to you. Well, my dear?
The Listener says yes; Beaumont did explain it.
LOVELL: He did? Well, thenâŚdid he also tell you that the host gets the privilege of the first drink? Oh, yes. Iâd say itâs time I take what Iâm owed.
BEAUMONT: Lovell!â
LOVELL: Silence! You know our traditions, Beaumont! Come here, pet. Let me see that tender throat of yours. Good...finally, I shallâ
Lovell sees the dark twin scabs from when Beaumont fed on the Listener.
LOVELL: âWhat!? No!âŚ\turns to Beaumont, enraged** NO! You filthy ratâŚyou marked her!?
BEAUMONT: Get your hands off her, Lovell. Now! \yanks the Listener from Lovellâs grasp** NightingaleâŚare you alright!?
LOVELL: You vile knave! How dare you defile whatâs mine!?
BEAUMONT: I can feed from my Nightingale if she chooses. Youâd be wise to know your place, Master Lovell.
LOVELL: \seething with rage* Cruciarius!* [Authorâs note: an ancient Latin insult meaning someone fit for crucifixion] Iâll see you burn for this, boy!
BEAUMONT: Iâd rather burn for all eternity than let you touch a single hair on her head, you son of a b*tch! Now, if youâll excuse us, I promised my Nightingale one last dance, before we depart. Good evening, my lord*.* Our Lady of Night be with you.
\Sound effectâfootsteps\**
BEAUMONT: \hushed voice** What? No; I know, I never said anything about a dance. Iâm sorryâit was the first thing that popped into my head. I just had to get you away from him.
The Listener protests that theyâre not a very good dancer.
BEAUMONT: Itâs alright. I can show you, if need be. It wonât be longâjust one song, and then we can go. Would that be okay?
The Listener agrees.
BEAUMONT: Wonderful. Hold onâlet me do this properly. May I have the pleasure, my lady?
He leads the Listener out onto the floor. They begin to dance.
\Sound effectâwaltz music\**
BEAUMONT: Would you look at thatâperfect form; perfect rhythm. You dance just as gracefully as you fight, my darling. You were incredible back there. The way you stood your ground against Lovell, even with him bearing down on youâŚyour bravery never ceases to amaze me. YouâŚyouâ
Beaumont once again makes a noise of discomfort. The Listener asks if heâs alright.
BEAUMONT: Iâm, Iâm fineâŚjust a little warm. That bastardâŚhe knew exactly what he was doing. The way he looked at youâŚI could have torn him limb from limb, right then and there.
âHey, donât forget; Iâve got first dibs.â
BEAUMONT: \chuckle** True; I suppose you do get first dibs on that. One thing that he said was true, howeverâŚyou look absolutely stunning tonight. If I had a heartbeat, it would be racing at the sight of you. May I make a confession?
The Listener nods.
BEAUMONT: Iâve been trying to work up the courage to ask you to dance all night. I canât believe Iâm saying this, but I suppose I have Lovell to thank for finally giving me the push I needed. \softly, tenderly** By the LadyâŚI canât take my eyes off you. Even surrounded by darkness, you still glow like the face of the moon. IâŚIâŚ\breaks off with another noise of pain, this one worse than the others**
Once again, the Listener asks if heâs alright.
BEAUMONT: IâI donât know. I feel...weak. My insidesâ \groans** Lady NightâŚitâs like theyâre burning!
âWhat could be causing it!? Could it be something you ate?â
BEAUMONT: I donât know. All Iâve had tonight was that damned blood from theâŚ\realizes** Oh, sh\t.*
âWhat is it!?â
BEAUMONT: Nightingaleâlook at me! What color are my eyes!?
The Listener tells him they look paler than usual. Beaumont instantly realizes whatâs happening.
BEAUMONT: Theyâre pale? Oh, no. Come onâwe have to go! Iâll explain on the wayâwe need to get out of here, now!
\Sound effectsâhurried footsteps\**
CHARLES: Mr. B! I wasnât expecting you forâgood god! Are you alright!?
BEAUMONT: No time, Charles! Just get us home, as fast as you can!
CHARLES: Yes, my lord!
\Sound effectsâa whip crack, and a carriage racing away\**
LOVELL: \sinister chuckle** Trying to fly away, my little bird? \begins an ancient spell* Surgite, servi immortales! Exsurge, et obsequere mandata mea!...* [Translation: âArise, my immortal servants; arise and obey my commands!â]
\Sound effect as the Ghouls appear\**
LOVELL: Yes. NowâŚget them.
\Sound effectsâwhooshing sounds, punctuated by inhuman growls/snarls, getting louder and then fading away, as the Ghouls fly off after the carriage\**
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