#051 The Vampire Killer and Blood on the Wall

[kneazles.livejournal.com]

Two more drabbles. The first drabble inspired the second drabble.

Title: The Vampire Killer
Word Count: 100
Fandom: Bones
Challenge: TtHDrabble #051: The Written Word
Disclaimer: I do not own any of the characters mentioned in this drabble.

Giles rubbed the bridge of his nose wearily as he read the news article. “Vampire Killer Stumps the Best of the Jeffersonian Institute.”

Recently a master vampire and his nest had taken to killing newly activated slayers in an attempt to draw the original Slayer out in an attempt to punish her for her audacity to changes the tide in good’s favor.

Unfortunately a few of the deaths had been discovered by the authorities, making Buffy’s job hunting the nest harder as she had to avoid the police.

Oh how he missed the head in the sand syndrome of Sunnydale.

Title: Blood on the Wall
Word Count: 200
Fandom: Bones
Challenge: TtHDrabble #051: The Written Word
Disclaimer: I do not own any of the characters mentioned in this drabble. They belong to Joss and -----

The case had started simple enough.

The victim had been found in an abandoned warehouse, with a fatal neck wound. There were signs of a fight and the blood on wall proved to belong to the victim. The only unusual things might have been the message in blood, You’ll be next Slayer! and the lack of blood, since the victim had been drained of blood and there wasn’t enough blood on the wall to account for the missing blood.

Ten victims later--all teenaged girls--all with fatal neck wounds, all scenes in abandoned areas, and all having messages in blood (each getting more desperate), Dr. Brennan was stumped. She couldn’t find anything in common in the victims except for age and gender. The only clues she could find about the killer was the death wound appeared to be made by sharpened teeth and there was a saliva-like substance in the neck wound of a few of the victims, although the physical make up varied slightly from victim to victim. The FBI and media were putting pressure on the institute to find and stop the “Vampire Killer.” She knew if she could identify who this “Slayer” was, breakthrough would follow.

Comments

[maevebran.livejournal.com]

Squee! someone else writting Buffy-Bones crossovers. Loved these. Hope you continue the series.=)

[kneazles.livejournal.com]

Thanks

[jedibuttercup]

Nice; there aren't many people writing Bones xovers. Although I thought Bones mostly dealt with skeletons and aged bodies, not fresh ones? *puzzled* I could be wrong, though, I haven't seen much of the show.

Anyway, progress: 5/6!

[kneazles.livejournal.com]

It usually is the aged ones or ones so badly marred by flames or the like that the usual soft flesh methods don't work, however occasionally they have to deal with the fresh ones. I actually figured that after the press went with the vampire story and the first team had little luck, that Bones and her crew got it in an attempt to get it solved quicker to stop any potential panic about the 'vampire.'