Yes, it's another Green Day vampire story. Featuring Fall Out Boy., chapter 3
Billie slumped on the couch. Why did it have to be Tre? He'd killed werewolves before. What made this any different?, the slayer in him said. He knew exactly what. It was Tre, that's what. He couldn't just kill his best friend, even if he was a werewolf. No, there was no way he could do that. The other Hunters would never forgive him for letting a werewolf live, but he did his job normally. Besides, other Hunters had spared their friends. Besides, Billie didn't go after those who didn't cause trouble. He generally left the secondary vampires (the ones that were bitten by vampires) alone, they almost never killed, he only killed werewolves if they attacked him, and as for ghosts, they were harmless. Billie's main target was the true vampires. They were born and bred monsters. Usually they were part of a long line of vampires. They were vicious, cruel killers who hunted for pleasure as well as food. Unlike the secondary vampires they had no conscience about their actions, felt no remorse at what they did, and made no effort to minimise their kills. Billie hated them with a vengeance, he wished he could kill every last one of them, but knew that wasn't possible, there were too many of them. But that was the job of the Hunters, to destroy the evil creatures that plagued the world. Billie sat for ages, lost in his thoughts, until Adie and the boys came home.
Later, after the boys went to bed, Adie approached Billie. He had seemed troubled all day, and she was worried about him. She sat down on the couch next to him and put a hand on his shoulder. He jumped, but smiled for the first time that day. "Billie, what's wrong?" she asked.
"Oh, nothing. What made you think something was wrong?" Billie said, surprised.
"You've seemed really bothered all day, and don't tell me nothing's wrong, coz I can tell something's worrying you."
"Its nothing Adie, just something with the guys."
"Tell me, im here for you Billie." her tone was reassuring, but Billie knew if he told the truth she would freak out or think he was crazy, but if he lied she would know.
There was no way out of this that didn't involve an argument, and he didn't want that. "Adie, I appreciate your concern, but I'm fine, really. I just have a bit of a headache is all."
"Okay, I was just worried. I'm going to bed, you coming?" Adie stood up, stopping at the door and waiting.
Billie smiled. "Hell yeah!" he said, following her. Hey, even those sworn to protect the world from the forces of evil have to have a bit of fun sometimes.
Later, after the boys went to bed, Adie approached Billie. He had seemed troubled all day, and she was worried about him. She sat down on the couch next to him and put a hand on his shoulder. He jumped, but smiled for the first time that day. "Billie, what's wrong?" she asked.
"Oh, nothing. What made you think something was wrong?" Billie said, surprised.
"You've seemed really bothered all day, and don't tell me nothing's wrong, coz I can tell something's worrying you."
"Its nothing Adie, just something with the guys."
"Tell me, im here for you Billie." her tone was reassuring, but Billie knew if he told the truth she would freak out or think he was crazy, but if he lied she would know.
There was no way out of this that didn't involve an argument, and he didn't want that. "Adie, I appreciate your concern, but I'm fine, really. I just have a bit of a headache is all."
"Okay, I was just worried. I'm going to bed, you coming?" Adie stood up, stopping at the door and waiting.
Billie smiled. "Hell yeah!" he said, following her. Hey, even those sworn to protect the world from the forces of evil have to have a bit of fun sometimes.
