Fledgling (The Vampire Manifesto, Book Two) - Plot & Excerpts
A voice said. It was the pain that brought me back from unconsciousness. “Well it’s about time.” Replied another one. I wanted to open my eyes, but a part of me refused. “Give her some space.” Came a third voice. I knew that once I opened my eyes I had to deal with whatever came next. I sat up, light flooding my vision, eradicating any lethargy I had left. I wasn’t prepared for what I saw. It was something spectacular, a dream or a movie become reality. I found myself inside of some type of research laboratory, yet it was nothing I’ve ever really seen before. Supercomputers seemed as if they…shuddered ever so slightly on the desk that held them. Contraptions composed of gears and steam were everywhere, Victorian in design, yet futuristic as well. There were exoskeletons of what appeared to be automatons in various stages of construction; some appearing so lifelike one would be hard pressed to distinguish them from human, while others took the configuration of arachnids or insects.
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