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                                        Andrew Roller Presents
 
                                                GIRL PATROL

                                                Chapter Two

         The creature moved through the night.  It lifted its head to the 
breeze, a northerly, and tried to catch a scent.  There, was that 
something?  A smell of charred flesh, but dead; the odor of rotting 
corpses.  The creature wrinkled its nose.  It didnÕt want rotted flesh.  It 
wanted to kill something with blood still flowing through its veins.  A 
rabbit or, if it were lucky, a human being.  Soft and tender and young.  The 
creatureÕs tongue licked its lips, it reached higher and licked along its 
gently protruding snout.  Yes, young and fresh.  A human child, if it was 
lucky.  It sniffed again.  Was that just its imagination or did it in fact now 
smell what it truly wanted, a human child?  The creatureÕs stomach 
groaned.  Its mind was playing tricks on it; surely there was nothing out 
there but some vampires.
         The creature sniffed its way through a ravine and climbed a rise on 
the ravineÕs far side.  Stunted trees were beginning to give way to the 
sparseness of a forest.  The moon was not yet up.  It was dark.  A perfect 
time for a creature who operated mainly by smell.  A bad time for humans, 
who relied most of all on their eyes.
         Through the darkness the creature moved.  Early evening with its 
soft glow of light from the passed-away sun was now gone.  It was the 
first full blackness of night, a good time for hunting.  The creature saw 
something glinting ahead of it on the ground, amidst the sparse trees.  The 
creature moved closer.  It was a spent shell casing.  A shotgun casing.  
Further on it spied the leftovers of a machine gunÕs firing.  Bullet casings 
were strewn here and there and, amidst more shot gun casings the 
ammunition from a Magnum pistol could be seen.  Then the creature came 
upon its first body.  It was little more than a pile of dust when the 
creature got to it.  He bent close, stooping downward.  He wrinkled his 
nose.  It was the dusty remains of a vampire.  Someone had taken a branch 
from a tree and stabbed it into the pile of dust, undoubtedly through the 
vampireÕs heart.  When the wind came up the dust would blow away.  This 
was all that remained of years of life followed by centuries of unlife.  A 
bit of dust, waiting for the wind.  The creature stood up and moved on.  A 
bit further along the broken, rocky ground more little piles of dust could 
be seen.  These piles of dust had been rotting corpses when the creature 
had first gotten their scent.  Now centuries of delayed aging had suddenly 
taken their toll, all in the space of time it had taken the creature to cross 
the ravine and come up the low rise of the hill beyond it.  Each pile of dust 
was stabbed through with a branch taken from a tree.  Some had been 
penetrated with several branches.  In the time it had taken the vampires 
to rot to dust the sticks had fallen to the ground.  They now lay 
harmlessly, one end of them circumstantially, or so it seemed, sticking 
into the dust.
         The creature followed the trail of shell casings and bullet remains 
through the small piles of dust with their sticks.  It came to the top of the 
rise.  In the starlight it thought it saw something moving.  Down there, 
amidst the boulders where this scant forest petered out.  Yes!  It was 
small and it was trying to get around a particularly big rock, jammed up 
against two other rocks.  The creature moved quickly, down from the top 
of the hill, leaving the forest behind as the first of the rocks and then 
boulders began to appear in its path.  Nimbly the large creature negotiated 
the rocks.  It feared nothing.  It was powerful and alive with the night.  Its 
lungs filled with the cool air, its eyes scanned the outline of rocks ahead 
of it as its nostrils clung to the air.  There!  He saw it again.  It was small.  
It was human.  The creatureÕs stomach growled.  It lunged forward.  
         The small little thing was no match for the creature.  As it came 
closer it realized its nose had not been wrong, catching the scent of 
something more than just the vampiresÕ rotting flesh.  This was fresh and 
active and hardly undead.  The creature could almost feel in his hands the 
pulse-pounding flesh.  The thing ahead of it looked back at it now.  The 
creature sensed fear.
         ÒHelp!Ó the little human cried out as the creature came lunging up on 
it.  The child, a girl child, had something heavy in its hands.  But it 
clattered down among the rocks, dropped, as the creature came forward, 
surprising it with its onrushing speed.  Bi-pedal, but fast as a dog on the 
run, the creature negotiated the final rocks between itself and its prey.  
As the moon suddenly began to rise along the far horizon the creature 
reached out and grabbed the girl.  It lifted its warm half-naked body high 
into the air.  It gave a howl of triumph.  Greedily it opened its mouth.  Its 
teeth gleamed in the fresh moonlight.  There would be delicious eating 
tonight, after many days of junk vampire flesh or the teasing scent of 
vampires turned to dust.  The girl cried out.  The creature drew the girlÕs 
leg towards its mouth, loving the sureness of the warm flesh so close now 
to being consumed.

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