Plot

[KEIRA AISLINN MARIE]

Welcome to the asylum. Whether you be human, vampire, lycan or those of the underworld; there is no discrimination here.

At least…..

That’s what we want you to think.

Battles through the hall, screams and shouts and blood gushing from every which way, it’s a hassle for those of the staff to keep the asylum even livable for those unable to protect themselves. Where humans are nothing but the prey and the wolves are constantly under lock down from wanting to bite pretty much every pretty dame that walks in. Because of the constant threat of death arising no matter your breed, strict rules were dished out to keep others in line. Packs were formed and alliances were imprinted. Laws were placed and disciplinary actions were taken without heed by the ones who ruled over them.

Over going a drastic change, the asylum went through a large overhaul to be able to take their ‘victims’ and moved to separate by species. But would that stop them? Hardly. Deaths were still becoming a common occurrence with the humans, at least…just their human lives. Vampires were easily spreading themselves and werewolves were making the same move, drastically trying to overtake the wards. Even with the stated laws, it wasn’t becoming better…until a select few came in, and then everything flipped over the course of a few weeks.

Werewolves began to keep to themselves and were forced to wear silver bracelets and chained like collars to keep them almost sedated through the full moon, the highest peek of their bloodlust. Vampires were imprisoned in coffins lined with chains and silver to keep them stated if they went out of place. Demons were tortured with holy devices each time they stepped out of line. The rules and laws became more serious and actions were taken to prove they were not kidding.

Half-breeds were rare, but as they began to pop, whether they were new or born in the asylum, most shunned the group, developing their own. Clans and factions formed and the packs continued to prosper....


until it breaks