Thorne Madison - Vampire
"You mean the big guy?" he asked curiously. He looked to the small group in the alley and wondered what they were talking about. They were standing really close to each other, but Freya seemed to be angry at Leila's ride. When he saw she noticed him, he couldn't help but to grin and wave. He wanted to go over and confront her, but the tallest guy seemed capable of ripping him apart, and though he didn't know anything about the other two, he didn't want to take the risk.
"Around five I guess, but it took me some time to get here. Almost hit a tree on the way," he mumbled. "You really think he helped a Hunter? He's a werewolf too, right?" he asked, feeling excited about the situation. He could use some entertainment to cheer him up.
"Are you two a thing?" he asked, without waiting for any answers. He sounded like a teenage girl, but didn't care about that. If Freya was getting in trouble, he wanted to be on the front row to watch it.
Ava Thomson - Vampire
She couldn't help but to feel her heartbeat fasten a little. She ignored it as much as he would, and closed the door more careful than ever. She was feeling well, but she could feel her chaotic thoughts nibbling at her consciousness, ready to intrude. It didn't show at all, though; even Helias wouldn't notice, because she perfected years before they even met. Not that she would care, he knew her well enough.
She sat down and crossed her short, but beautiful legs, thinking about what to say. She had to be careful not to show weakness or lose her temper, since it would feel like he would win, eventhough he probably didn't care about it. She did.
"Tell me; why did you stay this time?" she asked not unfriendly. She could easily scratch his eyes out, but fighting Helias would be useless anyways. She watched him pour his drink and raised her small eyebrow. It seemed like he was still fond of his liquids. He didn't answer right away, and when he did; he didn't look up, as if she was just an annoying child he had to deal with at the moment. His behavior didn't surprise her and she was glad to feel no hurt either, though she felt slightly irritated.
"Well, that was an unpredctable question," he said before putting the whiskey away again. She gave him a disappointed look, before putting up a blank face again.
"As predictable as your lack of answers, my dear. Did you lose your manners during the years?" she said, pointing at his glass. "No, don't get it now, I don't need it. I won't take anymore of your precious time," she continued, eventhough he didn't move a muscle. She sometimes loved to put up some fake drama. She rose from her chair and hoisted her backpack of the ground.
"I'm kidding ofcourse. I know you love to clean things up, thus I'll love to give you something to work with. This little town seem to be special for you, since you're still here, thus I'll try my best. If I'm mistaking and you run away again... Ah well, you're not thathard to track. Goodbye, my lovely Helias," she said, without looking at him. She walked over to the door, contemplating about what he would do.
There were two options; he would say something, which meant she would be interesting enough at the moment, or he would let her go and she had to make herself interesting enough. She guessed it would be the second option, to be honest, thus she walked rather fast. He could try to kill her, but she knew almost certain he wouldn't. She wasn't important enough for that. Yet.
[ bericht aangepast op 29 nov 2015 - 17:00 ]
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