Ofcourse he came along earlier.
It wasn't because he believed he was gonna get lucky, though. It was his curiosity that made him stand there, his skateboard under his arms and hand waiting to push on the doorbell. He knew it wasn't his brightest idea, and he'd probably regret it, but the small girl intrigued him. He had checked the house before he came closer - he didn't want to be shot from a distance - but she could still surprise him. If she was a Hunter - he still wasn't sure about it. Maybe he wás gonna get lucky.
He sighed and closed his eyes for the last time. He tried to feel the house through his teleportation powers, but buildings were difficult, especially if he wasn't inside them. He could feel her presence, but that was it. If he had been blind, he would have left. But he wasn't, and he really wanted to know more about Freya. She was still young, and he had defeated bigger threats.
It took her some time to open the big, bright red door. He had taken a step back and smiled at her. She smiled back at him and said hello, but didn't invite him in. It made him uneasy, although he didn't show it. He could feel there was something wrong, his intuition told him. He loved his intuition, it had saved him more times than he could recall.
"I'm really sorry, my grandparents came home earlier than expected, but we can go to the Theme Park already," she said while stepping outside. Thorne knew no one else was inside that house, but didn't say anything. She didn't seem to have any weapons and he wanted to know what her plan was. There was no way she could know Thorne's teleportation was that powerful, since it wasn't something every Vampire had. If she even knew he was a Vampire, ofcourse. She could have lied for some other reason.
"Fucking fudge, I forgot something," she said, right before the door would close behind her. Although he had expected something, he didn't react immediately when she grabbed his hand and pulled him through the door. It wasn't an invite and the pain hit him right away. Every cell in his body screamed to get out of the house, before tearing itself apart. Or at least, it felt that way. The skateboard was left outside.
Luckily - or not, depends on how you see it - this wasn't the first time he had been pulled inside a house without being invited and he remained surprisingly calm. He could already feel his vains bursting, but he didn't pay much attention to it. The knife racing to his heart, now that was something he payed attention to. With a loud growl, he dissapeared.
Since the front door was slammed shut behind him, he had to reappear somewhere else inside the house. He chose the kitchen, behind the living room.
"I haven't lived all those centuries to get killed by a little girl!" He yelled, trying not to show his immense pain. He didn't have much time, blood was running from his nose and ears, and even his eyes. Although he meant what he said, he didn't yell it without a reason. As soon as the words had left his mouth, he vanished again and traveled until he was much closer to Freya than she'd think. He hid behind the door from the living room and waited, hoping she would fall for it.
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CARPE THAT FUCKING DIEM
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