'Alright. I'll see what I can do.' I replied, tiredly. I was feeliing so sleepy now that I was on the verge of passing out and was struggling to stay a wake.

     'You should go to sleep.' It told me.

     'But.... I have to keep an eye on you…'

     'You don't have to. If you are worried about me doing something I shouldn't while you are unconscious, don't be. I promise these two will be only ones I eat tonight and I won't harm anyone else unless it is in self defense. You can trust me on this.'

     'But…' I protested.

     'No buts. Go. To. Sleep. You need to rest in order to recover from the strain my awakening placed upon your body. If you don't rest and recover then we won't have the energy needed to revert back to your normal human form.'

     'Oh...all right. But one more thing before I sleep.'

     'Yes?'

     'Anything you can't wash down the drain you can bury it in the garden under the lilac bushes. Just make sure to tear it up into small pieces before you do. It'll decompose faster that way.'

     'Alright, I'll make sure to do so.'

     'Okay..good..night.. then.' I said as I let myself slip into unconsciousness.

     'Sleep well...master.'

* * * * * * * *

     The next morning, I woke up really late and thought what had happened the night before was just a dream. That is, until I noticed an odd turning in my stomach and thought I was going to be sick. I got up from my bed and left my room in a hurry for the bathroom's toilet. When I got there though, I realized that I wasn't actually nauseous. I sat on the toilet instead to ponder what was going on. While I thought, a voice spoke inside of my head.

     'Have I done something to upset you?' it said inside of my head. Hearing it took me by surprise and I ended up falling off the toilet with a thud when it made me jump.

     "What the...!?" I said to myself with a groan as I sat up and rubbed my head where it had hit the edge of the bathtub.

     'Have you already forgotten the events of last night?' the creature inquired.

     "No," I answered it. "I kind of wish it was a dream, though. I'm not particularly fond of supernatural creatures like you."