Loss
Disclaimer:
Castlevania belongs to konami not me. I am making £0.00 out of this fic, it is
written purely because I have a burning need to create. Although I would like
to own Alucard . . . then he’d be mine.
Rating: PG-13
Part: one of one
Setting: Post Symphony of the night.
Authoress note: Tiny
drabble about loss.
Italics =
thoughts and flashbacks
~
Loss
She was gone. They were all gone.
She had been gone now for years, decades, centuries. But the extent of
time had made little difference; the pain was still as astute now as it had
been on the day he had learned of her death. He had still gone by the name of
Mathias then, he smirked to himself now and shook his head, none but the
He found himself wondering from time to time what Elizabetha would think
of his actions, would it bring her to tears to see how twisted he had become.
Would it cause her pain, or would she simply smile in her own quiet way and
fold herself into his arms like she had always done. Never fearful of him, of
his strength which had been political then, but was demonic now.
He liked to think she would forgive him his fall, even if no one else
would.
He would have forgiven her anything, murder, adultery, theft he could
not think of a crime she could have preformed that he would not instantly
forgive. Except the crime she had committed, she had left him and for that he
could not forgive her. She had died and he was alone. He couldn’t really
remember the early years after her death, years of hatred and rage, years of
speaking with a daemon, to earn trust, to discover if the legends were true and
finally twisting the daemons arm and destroying both the daemon and his closet
companion after his wife.
Walter and Sara had perished, and
A sour taste that had remained until he saw
her.
Lisa.
She had looked so like Elizabetha that he had found himself speechless
before her. But the more he watched her, the more they spoke he realised just
how different the two women were. They were similar in ways that tore at him
and sometimes made his eyes burn, but the differences were what made him love
her. She was so strong in her quiet and calm way, so different to him, he had
forgotten the strength that was calm and compassionate, all
his strength now came from his hatred, his loss. But her strength came from her
love, and he was powerless against her. She had given him everything, her
heart, body and soul, she had given him her time, her love and she had given
him a child. A tiny and fragile looking creature, born with the strength of his
mother and with the temper and rather odd sense of humour of his father.
But like his life with Elizabetha it did not last. It was taken from
him, not by God’s direct hand this time but rather through man’s. Lisa had
burned and
He lost everything.
Elizabetha. Lisa.
End ficlet
Authoress
note: Short and sweet.
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