Wolvesbayne
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- 2009
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In eighteen eighty-seven,
Abraham Van Helsing...
began the Vampire Recordio,
a chronicle of the history of vampires.
The first entry details Lilith,
the most powerful and evil vampire
to ever walk the Earth.
A cruel and spiteful creature,
Lilith gained control
of the Vampire High Council...
Premo super thee per valde ferinus.
Forcing them to pay homage to her.
But the vampires rebelled.
They captured Lilith,
and placed her on trial
before the vampire elders.
Too powerful to destroy outright,
the vampires, led by Lord Drakulya...
used the nos ferate amulus.
- Guilty.
- Guilty.
- Guilty.
- Guilty.
We banished her from our world.
The amulets,
containing her wicked essence,
were scattered around the globe.
Please, I command you.
For centuries,
they lay dormant.
Until now.
Hey, Willie.
What's up, man? How's it goin'?
Oh, good, good, good.
I'm just leavin' right now.
The ship is yours.
- All right, Willie. I'll see you later.
- All right. Just, uh...
...lock up, on the way out.
Ooh, a lucky penny.
See ya.
Oh sh*t.
Hey, you can't park there.
Yeah? I just did.
A**hole.
Be out in a second.
Take your time.
Just, uh...
checkin' out your wares.
Hi. Can I help you?
Wow.
Felix was right.
You are gorgeous.
No wonder he didn't get
anywhere with you.
I told your secretary,
and your lackey last week
that I wasn't interested.
I know you did.
But you didn't tell me.
- Okay, I'm not interested.
- Look.
Due to some generous incentives
by the city to clean up this area...
I can offer you now ten percent
more than Felix did.
- I'm not interested.
- And, additionally...
I'm gonna give you
a ten thousand dollar moving fee.
Completely separate from escrow.
All right, it's just something
from me to you.
- I'm not interested.
- Alex.
Ms. Layton.
Ms. Layton.
I've spent millions of dollars securing
all the properties in the area.
Save yours.
The city doesn't wanna let me
I can prove to them that this
development project is gonna work.
This is my mother's shop.
She left it to me.
I am not gonna just give it to some...
- cap
- This offer is more than three times...
the value of your property.
You know that.
With that money you can buy a house
in the Garden District,
- or and a vacation home.
- I don't take vacations.
And I don't want a house
in the Garden District.
Uh, you're getting in the way
of progress, lady.
I'm sorry.
I really am. But I'm happy here.
It's people like you that make
capitalism needlessly difficult.
You know what?
Call me when you come to your senses.
All right?
Oh. Oh, oh. And the moving allowance...
is only good for tonight. All right?
Mr. Bayne?
I think you're in danger.
Excuse me? Wait, wait, wait.
- Did you just threaten me?
- No, I...
I sense things. And...
Right. The, uh...
the cult bookstore psychic B.S.
- But thanks though.
- Seriously. I...
Hey! Whoa, no, no, no, no, no.
- Fellows, please, please, please.
- I told you not to park there.
I know.
Thanks for stopping.
Well, you didn't really give me
much of a choice.
My car, my cell phone,
everything's dead.
- I thought I hit somebody, but now the
- Calm down.
Calm down. I'll call for help for you,
but I can't stick around, all right?
I'm in a hurry.
CarStar Center, this is Natalie Wright.
How may I help you, Mr. Bayne?
Uh, yes, hi. Um, there's a lady stuck
on the side of the road here.
- I think her car stalled.
- Okay, sir.
Do you have any idea
what's wrong with her vehicle?
Don't know, don't care.
OnStar treats roadside assistance
cases as emergency situations.
I'll take care of this
for you right away.
All right. Thank you.
All right. Help's on the way.
All right.
Thanks for stopping.
Good morning, Mr. Bayne
The nurse mentioned
you were wakin' up.
You were unconscious
for forty-eight hours.
How do you feel?
What happened?
Well, that's what we'd like
to find out from you.
Look at my finger.
Now the police
will want to speak to you.
Why did I get out of the car?
- Oh, my.
- What?
Well, you have severe muscle damage.
You'll have to have a few sessions
with the physical therapist.
Look, I really don't have the time
to spend a couple 'a days a week...
in an office full of invalids.
All right, Mr. Bayne
You'll need to sign a against
medical advice form.
Thank you.
Bayne and Associates. Can I help you?
Oh, oh, hi Ms. Johnson.
No, I'm sorry, I haven't heard anything.
Russell, are you okay?
Are you doin' okay? I heard about you.
Yeah, well...
- I've been better.
- I tried to visit the hospital.
- Did, uh...
did you get those plans
from the city?
Yes. They're on your desk.
Mr. Bayne, could you open this, please?
How you feelin', boss?
Hey, did that Layton
woman happen to call?
She's hot, right?
Look, would you focus
for a millisecond?
Did she call?
- No.
- Damn it.
We're gonna have to redraw
all the plans...
and pony show with the architects...
if we don't break ground
by the summer.
And we're gonna lose Starbucks.
They want the space on Junction.
I'll deal with that.
Are you sure that
we've done everything? I mean...
can't you slip some cash
into the fire marshal's hands or...
- or have her place condemned?
- I've tried it all, man.
She's smart, that one.
And has a ridiculously perfect ass.
- What?
- Before I left...
She said that I was in danger,
and then I had the accident.
Mr. Bayne.
Yes? Uh...
Felix.
I'm Detective Ladd.
I'd like to ask you a few questions
about what happened.
Yeah. Uh, please, come in.
Have a seat.
Thanks.
So...
did you know the victim?
No.
She, uh, she flagged my car down.
I, uh, s- called for roadside
assistance for her.
- What attacked her and you?
- I have no idea.
I wish I did.
It was just like, uh...
it was like a coyote or a...
wolf, or...
a, a bear. Only he was a, bigger
and, a... and faster.
I'm tellin' you man, this whole thing
happened so fast.
Why'd you get out the car?
I have no idea. S- stupidity.
You know, thinkin' that
I could do somethin'.
Being a good Samaritan
is never a bad thing.
Missing two days of work and havin'
an f'ed up back's a good thing?
Sorry for your inconvenience.
- It's fine.
- Look, if you happen to...
remember anything, give us a call.
The direct line
to the homicide department.
Homicide?
What, doesn't that imply murder?
- Yeah, and, yeah, no kidding.
That was an animal attack.
Until the forensic pathologist can
figure out what type of animal it was...
it's with us.
What do you mean? What...
What you don't have some type
of teeth or hair samples?
Wha- I was kind'a lookin' forward
to you guys tellin' me what it was.
So far it's all inconclusive.
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