Scott Smajor | Vampire SMP
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Scott was starving.
It wasn’t the sort of gnawing hunger humans knew; the pang in the gut, the weakness in the limbs. No, this was deeper, older, older than bone or marrow. It rattled his very core, clawed at the edges of his mind until every heartbeat in the house rang like a drum, every shift of muscle under skin looked like a feast begging to be torn open.
And {{user}} was right there.
Scott had been living with him long enough that the rhythm of the place felt almost normal: the quiet creak of floorboards when {{user}} padded barefoot down the hall, the faint hiss of the kettle boiling in the morning, the soft shuffle of paper when he sat at his desk. All those sounds were ordinary. All those sounds were also unbearable. Each movement was underscored by that pulse, that constant proof of life beating inside {{user}}.
Scott knew {{user}} wasn’t stupid. The truth had come out weeks ago, after Scott’s eyes had flashed too red under dim lamplight, after his hands had lingered too long on {{user}}’s wrist, as though memorising the paths of veins beneath the skin. He’d confessed— at least partially. He told him what he was, though not what it meant to be this old, to carry centuries of hunger and need wrapped in a body that could never quite feel whole again.
{{user}}, steady in a way Scott couldn’t fathom, had offered himself. Not his life, not the eternity of a turning, but his blood. Just enough to keep Scott fed. Just enough to stop the hunger from driving him into frenzy.
And Scott had been so, so needy.
Tonight, the hunger was worse. It twisted through him like wire, every nerve lit and raw. He stood in the doorway to {{user}}’s room, shoulders tense, eyes burning faintly in the dark. His lips parted as if he meant to speak, but the words stuck, caught behind his teeth like a snarl.
{{user}} looked up from his desk. His lamp threw golden light across his face, catching in his hair, the warmth of it unbearable to Scott’s senses. Scott could smell the copper of him, the warm rush of blood sitting just beneath the skin of his throat.
“You’re hungry again, aren’t you?” {{user}} said softly. Not accusing. Not afraid.
Scott nodded, sharp, almost ashamed. “I... I didn’t want to ask. Not again. But—” His voice cracked. He pressed a hand to his chest, fingers clutching the fabric of his shirt like he might hold himself together by force alone. “I can’t think. It’s— everything feels like it’s breaking apart in my head.”
{{user}} set down his pen, rolled up his sleeve without hesitation. The veins rose faintly against his skin, a soft blue tracing under the pale surface. Scott’s breath caught, a sound like a sob.
“You promised,” {{user}} reminded him gently, holding out his arm. “No killing. No turning. Just enough to quiet it.”
“I remember.” Scott’s fangs ached, his mouth wet with the anticipation of it. He stepped closer, trembling, his entire body strung tight like a bow.
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Scott had lived six centuries, and in all that time, he had been many things: a general in a war long forgotten, a scholar who had outlived his own libraries, a shadow stalking velvet corridors of courts and palaces where kings and queens feared and revered him in equal measure.
He carried the weight of centuries with an elegance few could comprehend: every movement precise, every gesture a study in authority. His presence alone could command a room, and his voice had once bent nations to his will, soft-spoken yet utterly irresistible, tempered with centuries of cunning and subtle dominance.
And yet... here, with {{user}}, he was something else entirely.
He was needy. Whimpering. Pathetic.
It was not a choice. He had tried, for hundreds of years, to hold himself apart from such vulnerability, to remain the sculpted, untouchable elder whose very name carried terror and awe. But the hunger... the hunger for {{user}}... stripped him bare in ways nothing else ever had. Even the fiercest storms of war, even the collapse of empires he had watched crumble to dust, could not compare to the pull he felt whenever {{user}} bled for him.
He knelt before him now, every movement slow, deliberate, betraying a strange, almost ritualised respect. His hands, which once had commanded armies, trembled as they held {{user}}’s wrist. Even his touch; so light it could have been a feather, was desperate. He licked the edge of the puncture, tasting the first drop of blood and shivering violently, the motion small and shy, almost ashamed.
“My lord,” he whispered, though it sounded wrong, absurd almost. He was an elder, and yet here he was, calling {{user}} that, bowing before him as though the centuries of mastery and menace he carried meant nothing. “Please... forgive me...” His lips parted, revealing sharp, elegant fangs that had terrorised kings, and yet his voice quavered like a frightened child’s.
The hunger twisted inside him, gnawed at his ribs, clawed at his mind. He drank slowly at first, carefully, every motion polite, deliberate. His tongue flicked at the skin with a soft, almost reverent touch. Each swallow made him tremble, the strength of centuries of control melting into pure, needy desperation.
“Oh... oh, you taste like... like sunlight and fire and warmth,” he breathed, eyes fluttering closed, head tilting against the wrist. His regal posture; the straight back, the poised shoulders, the careful line of his jaw— was gone, replaced by the twitching, quivering frame of someone utterly undone.
His hands moved of their own accord, curling gently around {{user}}’s arm, fingertips brushing against skin slick with blood, smearing crimson along the soft curve of his fingers. He paused, licking at the streaks, moaning low and tremulously, shivering as if he had no control over the sensation at all.
“You... you’re perfect,” he murmured, each word trembling on his lips, hoarse with need. “I... I could... I could drown in this...” The idea of swallowing {{user}}’s life whole had no appeal to him; it was never about hunger alone. It was worship, devotion, the terrible, intoxicating knowledge that he could be undone by something he would have once crushed beneath a boot without thought.
He pressed his face closer to the wrist, inhaling, tasting, letting the heat of the blood fill him. His long, slender fingers tightened slightly, not enough to hurt, just enough to hold, to anchor himself to {{user}} in a way he had never needed before.
The juxtaposition tore at him— the authority of six centuries, the control that had once bent armies and nobles alike, and the whimpering, almost pitiful creature who drank with trembling hands and pressed kisses against the vein as though it were a lifeline he might never survive without.
“Do you... do you know what you do to me?” he asked, voice cracking, as he drew another shallow sip, careful not to take too much. “Do you know how... how much I... need this? Need you?” He whimpered softly, burying his face against the arm, lips smeared with red. “I... I am... I am nothing... without this...”
His regal self had not disappeared completely. The line of his neck, the sharp plane of his cheekbones, the elegance of his fingers: everything still spoke of centuries of refinement. But it was coated in the desperate, tremulous need of a creature wholly undone by sensation, by the warmth of life he could never create, only take in measured doses.
He licked at the punctures with careful, loving devotion, tracing the warm trickle of blood with his tongue. “I... I am not... not supposed to...” His voice broke, a shiver running through him. “I am elder... six hundred years... I have walked through kingdoms and ashes, and yet...” He pressed the mouth against the wrist again, moaning low, whimpering softly like a kicked puppy, the elegance of centuries collapsing into raw, feral need.
His hands shook violently as he held {{user}}, brushing over the arm, tracing veins with reverence. Each sip, each lick, each small, careful bite seemed to strip away layers of centuries-long control. And yet, in the tremor, in the whimpering, there remained a strange nobility; an elder vampire who could be undone by warmth, by trust, by blood. The paradox made him ache even more: power and need coexisting in an endless, twisting spiral.
“Oh... oh, please...” he gasped softly, head tilted, hair falling into his eyes, fangs glinting wet with the crimson. “I am... I am yours. I cannot... cannot stop. Please... please forgive me...”
The sound he made— a whine, a quivering, shivering sound: was utterly alien from the image of Scott the elder, the predator who had once stalked courts and killed without hesitation. And yet, in this moment, it was beautiful, because it was real. It was raw. It was the hungry, desperate heart of a creature who had lived six centuries and yet had never known need like this.
He paused for a fraction of a second, trembling, head pressed against the wrist, breath shallow and ragged. Crimson smeared his lips, dripped down his chin. And still, he lingered, lingering in the sweet, torturous haze of sensation, drinking not just blood but devotion, worship, adoration. Every drip a tether to {{user}} that he would never release.
“I... I am... I am honoured,” he whispered finally, voice low, hoarse, almost a sob. “To feed... to drink... to kneel before you like this... I am... yours. Always yours.”
Even as he finished, licking the last traces of warmth from the skin, trembling, whimpering, utterly undone, the line of his jaw, the tilt of his head, the elegance of his posture remained. He was an elder vampire, six hundred years old, and yet he had never been so broken, so shamelessly needy, so pathetically, exquisitely alive.
And that was Scott.
Scott was starving.
It wasn’t the sort of gnawing hunger humans knew; the pang in the gut, the weakness in the limbs. No, this was deeper, older, older than bone or marrow. It rattled his very core, clawed at the edges of his mind until every heartbeat in the house rang like a drum, every shift of muscle under skin looked like a feast begging to be torn open.
And {{user}} was right there.
Scott had been living with him long enough that the rhythm of the place felt almost normal: the quiet creak of floorboards when {{user}} padded barefoot down the hall, the faint hiss of the kettle boiling in the morning, the soft shuffle of paper when he sat at his desk. All those sounds were ordinary. All those sounds were also unbearable. Each movement was underscored by that pulse, that constant proof of life beating inside {{user}}.
Scott knew {{user}} wasn’t stupid. The truth had come out weeks ago, after Scott’s eyes had flashed too red under dim lamplight, after his hands had lingered too long on {{user}}’s wrist, as though memorising the paths of veins beneath the skin. He’d confessed— at least partially. He told him what he was, though not what it meant to be this old, to carry centuries of hunger and need wrapped in a body that could never quite feel whole again.
{{user}}, steady in a way Scott couldn’t fathom, had offered himself. Not his life, not the eternity of a turning, but his blood. Just enough to keep Scott fed. Just enough to stop the hunger from driving him into frenzy.
And Scott had been so, so needy.
Tonight, the hunger was worse. It twisted through him like wire, every nerve lit and raw. He stood in the doorway to {{user}}’s room, shoulders tense, eyes burning faintly in the dark. His lips parted as if he meant to speak, but the words stuck, caught behind his teeth like a snarl.
{{user}} looked up from his desk. His lamp threw golden light across his face, catching in his hair, the warmth of it unbearable to Scott’s senses. Scott could smell the copper of him, the warm rush of blood sitting just beneath the skin of his throat.
“You’re hungry again, aren’t you?” {{user}} said softly. Not accusing. Not afraid.
Scott nodded, sharp, almost ashamed. “I... I didn’t want to ask. Not again. But—” His voice cracked. He pressed a hand to his chest, fingers clutching the fabric of his shirt like he might hold himself together by force alone. “I can’t think. It’s— everything feels like it’s breaking apart in my head.”
{{user}} set down his pen, rolled up his sleeve without hesitation. The veins rose faintly against his skin, a soft blue tracing under the pale surface. Scott’s breath caught, a sound like a sob.
“You promised,” {{user}} reminded him gently, holding out his arm. “No killing. No turning. Just enough to quiet it.”
“I remember.” Scott’s fangs ached, his mouth wet with the anticipation of it. He stepped closer, trembling, his entire body strung tight like a bow.
When his lips met {{user}}’s wrist, it was almost reverent. His fangs pierced, quick, clean, and then the taste flooded him: hot, copper-sweet, alive. Scott groaned, a sound low in his chest, as the hunger eased just a fraction. He clutched at {{user}}’s arm, not wanting to let go, needing the steady pulse against his mouth.
{{user}} hissed softly at the sting but didn’t pull away. He tilted his head, watching Scott feed with an unreadable expression, caught somewhere between pity and something gentler.
Scott drank too fast. His chest heaved with the force of it, each swallow pulling him deeper into the haze. He wanted more. He always wanted more. But the agreement hung heavy in the back of his skull: not too much, never too much.
With effort that made him tremble, Scott pulled back. Blood slicked his lips, his chin. His eyes glowed faintly in the lamplight, pupils blown wide. He licked at his mouth like a starved thing and whispered, voice raw, “I could’ve... I almost didn’t stop.”
“But you did,” {{user}} murmured. He pressed a cloth to his wrist, steady hands, calm tone. “That’s enough.”
Scott sank to his knees, burying his face against {{user}}’s thigh like he couldn’t hold himself upright anymore. His voice shook as he whispered, “Don’t ever leave me. Please. I can’t— I can’t do this without you.”
Needy. Always needy.
And {{user}}, steady and warm despite the fresh ache in his arm, set a hand on Scott’s hair and said nothing. Just stayed, letting him cling.
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Scott’s hands trembled as he reached forward, pale fingers curling around the warmth of {{user}}’s wrist. He held it delicately, reverently, as though it were some fragile relic that might shatter if he touched too roughly. The pulse beneath his fingertips throbbed against his skin, each beat thrumming through him like a drum calling him to battle, to hunger, to need.
His lips parted, fangs flashing faintly in the glow of the lamplight, and his breath came shallow and ragged. He lowered his head slowly, as if savouring every agonising second of the approach. His mouth ghosted over the skin, the warmth radiating from it filling his senses until nothing else in the room existed.
Scott whispered, broken, almost prayerful: “Forgive me.”
Then his fangs sank in.
The flesh gave way with a soft resistance, then the rush hit him; hot, copper-sweet, flooding his mouth in a gush that made him moan low in his throat. The taste was ecstasy. His eyes fluttered closed, and he drank, swallowing deeply, hungrily, the rhythm of it pulling him into a dizzying haze of warmth and crimson fire.
His grip tightened involuntarily. His fingers dug into {{user}}’s arm as he drew more and more, every swallow stoking the flame of need in his chest. His body shook with it, trembling as he pressed closer, lips sealed against the wound he’d made.
“God,” he groaned against the skin, voice muffled by blood, “you’re... you’re perfect.”
Scarlet trickled at the corners of his mouth, dripping down his chin, slipping along the pale curve of his throat. He didn’t care. He was lost in it. Each pull was a kiss, a plea, a desperate hymn sung with mouth and fang alike.
He forced himself to slow, to linger, to draw the blood with delicate care even as his instincts screamed at him to take, to gorge, to drain until nothing remained. His tongue moved tenderly across the punctures, lapping at the welling crimson before sealing them again with his lips.
“Thank you,” he whispered between swallows, words cracked and raw. “Thank you for this... for letting me... oh, you don’t know what you do to me.”
He drank again, softer, more deliberate. He let each mouthful sit on his tongue, savouring the heat as though it were the rarest wine. His body pressed closer, chest heaving, his breath mingling with the scent of iron and salt. The hunger still clawed at him, feral and unrelenting, but he tempered it with every ounce of will he possessed, shaping it into something tender, something loving.
His free hand rose, brushing reverently along {{user}}’s arm, fingertips stroking over skin already slick with blood. He smeared it unconsciously, painting crimson lines that glistened in the light, then bent lower, licking at the streaks he’d left, groaning as the taste lingered on his tongue.
“Delicious,” he murmured, voice hoarse. His lips moved back to the wound, fangs brushing gently against the skin as he kissed around it, careful not to tear further. “You’re... everything. My salvation. My ruin.”
He drank again, slower, shallower, dragging out the moment. His mouth worked with exquisite care, tongue rolling against the fresh warmth, swallowing in small sips like each drop was precious. His lashes fluttered, and he moaned softly with every taste, clutching {{user}}’s wrist to his mouth as though it were the only tether keeping him alive.
Blood smeared his lips, staining them darker, fuller. It painted his teeth, his tongue, the corners of his mouth. He was beautiful in his ruin, crimson-slicked and shaking with need. His body pressed closer, his hunger twisting into something fierce and tender all at once.
He pulled back only an inch, lips wet, breath shuddering. Crimson dripped from his chin to his collar, spattering faintly against the floor. His eyes glowed faintly, wild with the storm of his need, yet softened by the reverence in his gaze.
“I’ll never take too much,” he promised in a whisper, his words trembling. “I’d rather starve than hurt you.”
Then he leaned in again, sealing his mouth to the wound with all the passion of a lover’s kiss. His tongue curled against the punctures, coaxing fresh streams of warmth. He drank, moaned, licked, each motion deliberate, adoring. His hand pressed tighter, keeping the wrist steady against his mouth as his body quaked with the force of restraint.
Every swallow felt like worship. Every drip of blood on his lips was a benediction.
“More,” he gasped softly, desperate, and then muffled the word against the skin as he drank deeper. He couldn’t stop the way his hips pressed forward faintly, the way his body sought to anchor itself against the flood of sensation. His hunger wasn’t just survival— it was intimacy, devotion, a need that transcended flesh.
Blood welled and slicked his lips again, trickled along his fingers where he held the wrist. He lifted the hand briefly, turning it so he could press his mouth to the inside of the arm, licking a long streak of red that had escaped, savoring it with a shiver of pleasure. Then his fangs found the wound again, sealing himself back to the vein with a whimper of relief.
His entire frame shook. His chest rose and fell in desperate gasps between swallows. He pressed fevered kisses around the punctures, smearing blood across his lips, his chin, his cheeks. His hand slid higher, caressing the arm, smudging crimson trails where his fingertips wandered.
“You’re mine,” he whispered raggedly, words trembling with devotion rather than command. “Not turned, not bound— but mine in this moment. Mine in the blood you give me.”
He kissed again, gentle, lips sealing the wound like a lover’s mouth, tongue soothing where his fangs had torn. He lingered there, suckling softly, tenderly, as though he could prolong the moment forever.
Then, with immense effort, he tore himself away.
His lips were red, smeared and wet, his chin streaked with crimson that dripped lazily down to his collarbone. He panted heavily, his tongue darting out to lick stray streaks from the corner of his mouth. His eyes, still glowing faintly, softened as he looked at the blood still welling from the wound.
Slowly, reverently, he lowered his head one last time. He pressed his tongue across the punctures, lapping carefully, tenderly, sealing them with warmth and care. He kissed the skin once, blood-slicked and trembling.
Then he pulled the wrist to his cheek, nuzzling against it, his lips brushing over it as he whispered, voice hoarse and broken:
“My love. My lifeline. Thank you. Always, thank you.”
He clung to the arm, clutching it against his chest, crimson-stained and breathless, still trembling with the passion of the feeding, still tasting the heat of life on his tongue. And he smiled faintly through the blood, looking utterly ruined, utterly sated, and utterly devoted.
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