Ari looked at Maia and shrugged. Her eyes saying she didn't know who she was. She ran her tongue over her bleeding lip again. Her teeth glinted in the sun as she turned back to the others.

"Your bleeding." Doc said taking a napkin from somewhere in his "robes". "Here." He said offering her the napkin.

She gave him a small smile. "It's fine. I mean it happens every time I get stressed out over something. It should heal soon. It isn't anything bad either, just a bit of blood. Can't make a well trained vampire/veela hybrid mix thing go crazy, now can it?" Ari started babbling on. Her eyes were getting a reddish tint and she started giggling with each word.


(Imma make another character.)

"By the way your eyes are changing I would say that it could and is. Tell me when was it last you fed?" The man asked all doctor like.

Ari giggled and walked around her finger tip brushing along the tree bark. "Daddy says I can't feed. He says to be blood-free is good. He says 'No blood or you will be turned out on the streets and burned on a stake!' That's funny right?" she giggled.

"Have you tried blood alternative? I hear there's not much difference and it tastes just like the real thing. " The man suggested putting the napkin back before taking another look at the mansion.

She looked at him for a moment. Before lunging at a figure behind him. They went on tearing at each others fur and throats. She came out on top and was about to kill him.






(Gtg. I gotta turn off computer for now. be on in morning)

Tero literally hissed at the two. Yes, hissed. It was a raspy, dry sound.

"Geez. I go out for once, just for once in a decade to get some bread, and I get attacked by a falcon, shot at by humans, nearly get my leg stuck in a tree, get shot out of the sky by some unidentified flying object, break my arm, and get caught up in the middle of some monster meeting that ends in blood shed. THANK YOU, HEAVENS. THANKS" He yelled the last part into the sky. He scowled at the two fighting again.

Maia clicked her tongue against the top of her mouth. It was a mildly annoying sound, and it helped her think. It also probably would annoy the heck out of that stupid reaper over there. Good. She swung her backpack around her shoulders and sat down on the front step, opening it up. She reached in through the cramped folds of fabric, pulled out a huge club. "Oh! Thats where that old thing went. I'll have to call the Dokkaebi about it, they were looking around." Totally oblivious to the others around her, she reached in and pulled out what she was looking for, a pack of mint Icebreakers. Eating a piece for herself, she finally looked up. "Want one?"