The beast’s butt was facing the viewing platform, so I couldn’t recognize it.
“This is the specialty of this side of the border. I’m sure you wouldn’t have seen it before.” Geoffrey smiled proudly and pointed at the beast. “It’s called Teeth. It’s a kind of beast born in a polluted land.”
“Why do you call it Teeth?” I was confused. “Does it have a lot of teeth in its mouth?”
Before Geoffrey could answer, the beast turned around.
My eyes widened in horror as I saw sharp teeth of varying sizes all over its face.
Minced meat was stuck between some of its teeth. It had a foul breath, and I could smell its stench even from afar.
“Ew!” I turned around and began retching wildly.
‘Damn it! I was too naive.”
Warren strode over, put his arm around my shoulder, and gently rubbed my back. “Are you okay?”
I shook my head, grabbed his sleeves, and retched again. Fortunately, I didn’t eat much in the morning and only spat out my bile juices.
The well-trained waiters next to us handed over a spittoon and a towel. Their faces bore no emotion as if they had witnessed the same reaction numerous times before.
I took the warm water from Warren’s hand and gulped it down, but my stomach continued to churn. I wanted to eat something sour.
But I couldn’t ask for it during such an occasion. I sat on the sofa listlessly and lost interest in watching the beast.
“Why are you showing us this?” Rufus asked coldly.
“Wait. The most exciting part is about to come,” Geoffrey said slowly. Then, he made a gesture to the waiter beside him.
The waiter nodded in understanding and left.
A few minutes later, a passionate voice resounded across the place, and a host slowly walked to the stage with a microphone.
After a simple warm-up introduction, he commenced the show.
The werewolves downstairs immediately broke into an uproar.
I couldn’t hear what they were shouting, but they were obviously excited.
“Silence! The performers will be on stage soon!”
Before the host finished speaking, a cage tumbled from the ceiling and landed on the ground with a loud thud. A woman and two men were locked inside. They were almost naked, and long shackles were tied around their feet.
And the worst part was, they smelled like vampires.
I cast an incredulous look at Geoffrey.
“It’s interesting, isn’t it?” Geoffrey took a drag on his cigar and grinned excitedly. “You hate vampires, don’t you? I’m giving you a chance to vent out your anger.”
“You lunatic!” I cursed.
Both Warren and Rufus glared at him. Rufus, in particular, was a picture of pure rage. One look at him sent a shiver down my spine, even though I was his ally. I couldn’t understand how Geoffrey had the courage to provoke Rufus. He was courting death.
Just then, the host rang the bell beside the stage. After three rings, the cage containing the vampires was put in front of the beast, Teeth.
The beast growled loudly, waving its paws as if desperate to taste the vampires.
The host quickly hid under the stage. Then, he shouted into the microphone. “Let’s count down together. Three…
Two…
One!”
The cage flew open, and the beast pounced on the vampires.
Flora’s POV
The three vampires tried to run away, extreme panic written on their faces. Their feet were still tied to long chains which made various tinkling sounds as they ran, creating somewhat a song of death.
Despite the beast’s clumsy body, it still moved fast. It was able to lock on its first target, the only female vampire.
Seeing this, the woman cried desperately while running, but no one could save her now.
The audience watching this cheered and hollered for the beast.
The female vampire could not run fast enough to save herself. Soon, the beast tore off her arm and the whole place was filled with her resounding screams.
But the cheers of the audience was much louder.
As expected, the woman’s thin arm was not enough to satisfy the beast’s cravings.
Next, the beast targeted the other two male vampires.
The men also gave it their all to stay alive, but it was not enough to fight against the beast. Not long after, they were in the mouth of the beast, being brutally torn to pieces.
The stage was filled with blood splatters, but the audience didn’t seem to care at all. They even sounded dissatisfied that it was ending so quickly, jeering at the vampires to keep fighting the beast.
Some of them booed and called the vampires trash.
Surprisingly, I was able to make out some familiar faces in the audience. It didn’t make me happy that they were the ones applauding the loudest either. These were the werewolves Sylvia and I met on the streets the other day. They were very friendly and hospitable, giving us free food. Compared to how they appeared now, they looked so different.
I was trying my very best to restrain myself, but I was too disgusted by what I saw and turned to Geoffrey. “You’re a crazy man!”
Geoffrey took a puff from his cigar and shrugged indifferently. “It’s fun being crazy.”
Just then, a loud noise came from the stage. The beast had broken out of the iron cage, holding someone’s heart in its hand.
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