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Post by Man of Many Murders on Apr 20, 2008 18:44:22 GMT -5
Julius would not ask her about her own history. It was not the place even though it might of been the time. Julius turned his head back to her after the tears had dissolved. "The doctor had said you could leave once you awoke. When ever you are ready I'll accompany you to where ever you want to go." After all, all they needed was for her to feint or something if she was a bit weak still. So he would be with her until she at least arrived at her dorm. It was what any normal human would of done. Then again Julius wasn't human so for him to do this was once again not normal. A vampire naturally didn't help humans. It was something about them being afraid that the vampire would take advantage of their weakness. And the truth was that they were right they would. If not for the fact that Julius despised his own kind this would be the truth for him to.
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Post by Sea on Apr 20, 2008 19:36:44 GMT -5
"I think I'm good to go, now.." said Sanet, determined to get going. She slid so that she sat on the side of the bed, then cursed. "Where are my clothes?" She was wearing one of those funny little gowns. It was scratchy, and it made her most embarassed and uncomfortable. She began to climb out of the bed, but apparently her legs weren't quite ready to hold her up. She clutched the side of the bed, but it only slowed her fall so she ended up sitting on her behind, staring up with a look of displeasure.
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Post by Man of Many Murders on Apr 21, 2008 7:51:31 GMT -5
Julius sighed. Of course she thought she was ready to go. Every single human always had the habbit of thinking they were ready for something, but only to find out they weren't ready at all. Julius walked over to Sanet crouching down and helping her off the floor. He did his best not to stare at her open backside. Julius just felt that it would not make her very happy for him to look at her like that. Julius helped her to the chair where he was sitting and walked over to a small dressor. From the dressor he took a bag with her clothes, completely blood free. He handed it to her and said. "Put your pants on while siting there and I'll help you with the shirt." He said as he turned the other way.
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Post by Sea on Apr 21, 2008 10:52:34 GMT -5
Sanet stared at him for a moment, making sure he wouldn't turn, before pulling on her pants, carefully zipping and buttoning the jeans. She used her hands to smooth out the wrinkles, the looked them over. Finding them satisfactory, she checked to make sure she still wore something under her silly hospital gown. Good, she just needed her shirt. The doctors had been kind enough to keep her bra in place, making her quite relieved. "Done, Julius," she said, waiting patiently.
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Post by Man of Many Murders on Apr 21, 2008 13:34:09 GMT -5
Julius turned back around and walked towards her. He was glad she was able to get into her clothes easy enough. AFter all siting down while putting on pants especially when one is weak can be very tough. Julius showed no expression when he helped her to her feet. Placing her back on the bed he went around and undid the ties on the hospital gown. When it had come loose he helped Sanet to her feat and the gown slipped off leaving her only in her pants and a bra. Julius then helped her into her shirt, which was a bit of a challenge seeing as he had to help her up as he did it. But he had managed and she was ready to go. "Now the only way you are getting out of here is if I carry you... Or if you wish to wait for your strength to comeback. Your choice."
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Post by Sea on Apr 21, 2008 15:06:57 GMT -5
She thought for a moment, allowing the crimson, which had rose in her cheeks while Julius was clothing her, dissipate. She did want to get out of her. Very much, really. "I suppose you could carry me again if it's not too much trouble," she said. She was being very polite. Perhaps it was the lingering fatigue. Or maybe it was something else. She looked at Julius, then to the side of the room, thinking she would look out a window, but she did not. The lack of the window made her feel fenced in. She looked back to Julius, hoping it wouldn't be too much trouble.
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Post by Man of Many Murders on Apr 21, 2008 15:13:38 GMT -5
Julius let out a very small laugh. "It will be no trouble at all. Just wait here a second and I will tell the doctor we are leaving." Julius exited the room as his eyes wandered the room. He noticed the doctor standing and talking to someone. He was speaking to a man dressed in a travelers cloak. The cloak itself hid his face. The man seemed a bit familiar to Julius as he suddenly got a very strange feeling that was telling him that something was wrong. By the time Julius realized he was standing in the center of the hallway the man with the travelers cloak turned to him after the doctor pointed towards Sanet's room. The only recognizable feature Julius recognized was a single glowing left eye. Julius swore aloud and hurried back into the room. There was no window in the room and there was definitly no way they could get out the normal way. Julius swore again as he turned to Sanet a very worried look on his face. Without waiting he pulled out his gun and fired two balls of fire at the wall. It burnt to a crip in seconds and left a large hole for them to get out. Without waiting he snatched Sanet in his arms. There was no time to talk. He would have to tell her later. Julius had remembered just who that person was. A man that could easily not only end her life, but also his own.
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Post by Sea on Apr 21, 2008 15:28:30 GMT -5
Sanet's eyes grew large with confusion and fear. What was going on? She looked up at Julius questioningly. She was so bewildered, she felt so young and childish, wallowing in her ignorance of the situation. She hated that feeling. She preferred to know what was going on, but something told her that he would tell her when it was possible. So she conceded to her confusion and leaned against Julius, feeling slightly strange. She didn't know the emotion she was feeling. She felt something similar, but not exactly the same. She let it go, however, and began to calm down and survey their surroundings.
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Post by Man of Many Murders on Apr 21, 2008 15:35:33 GMT -5
Julius speeded across the area much faster then nessicary. One might say that he was running for his life. Something Julius never did was run away from something. For a simple person to cause Julius this much fear might suggest that they are worth noticing. Julius could feel that single glowing eye on his back as he ran. And sure enough as he looked back he saw that red eye in the hole he had created with his gun. Julius could of swore the man was smiling, but seeing that he couldn't see his face their was no proff. The man did not run after them. He simply stayed put his single eye locking with Julius. Julius suddenly began to feel dizzy as he fell backwards. He managed to hold on to Sanet who ended up in his lap. When he looked up the man was gone. "How is he alive?" Julius asked aloud more to himself then to Sanet. He knew there would be questions so he awaited them.
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Post by Sea on Apr 21, 2008 15:40:17 GMT -5
Sanet looked back to where Julius had been looking, but saw no one. Cats can smell fear, however.. and she could smell fear coming from Julius. This alone made her scared. Julius was scared. It just couldn't be right. She felt that fear again, less severe than during the vampire attack, but severe all the same. Automatically, she hugged Julius, as though he'd be a shield. Her shoulders shook with fright, and she squeezed her eyes tight. She didn't normally act like this, but fear made her not care. "Who, Julius? What's going on?" she whispered shakily.
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Post by Man of Many Murders on Apr 22, 2008 7:49:00 GMT -5
Julius turned towards her a bit resistant on saying anything. Somethings really were better off not knowing. Julius regained control of himself taking in a breath. He had to man up. He was gone. But what did it all mean? Why had he returned? Why now? Julius noticed how tight Sanet was clinging to him and Julius let out a small hushed voice, "It's ok." When she asked him what was going on and just who was he talking about, Julius was hesitant. He was trying to find the right words. He didn't want to reveal to much. Not because it was a giant secret, but because it was better not to scare her. "Sanet... You know I'm a vampire. Well in the 'vampire community' there are certain very old and powerful vampiers that are called vampire lords. And I may have killed one of their breathren in the past." He paused hoping that she understood. They had come after him for killing one of their vampires. The vampire lords were very powerful and also usually had some sort of power.
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Post by Sea on Apr 22, 2008 16:14:29 GMT -5
Sanet remained silent for a few moments. To her, the moments felt like hours, maybe even days. She looked up at Julius, staring at him hard and long. "But you can beat them, right? Like you did all the others? You've killed one of their brethren. Why should the rest be any different?" She couldn't explain the trust in Julius she was feeling. Her blind optimism was naive, but she didn't realize. She was sure he could do it. She was simply positive he could. And she was absolute on the fact that she would help him.
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Post by Man of Many Murders on Apr 23, 2008 19:46:58 GMT -5
Julius sighed. The truth was he did not know if he could beat them. And that was what scared the hell out of him. "Well it would be as easy as you said. If it was not for the fact that it wasn't actually me who killed him. It was the avalanche." Julius noticed that she was still ontop of his lap. Not that he minded or anything. It was just that it felt sort of nice the way she just sat there. It was a bit odd for him to feal this and he had no real way of describing just how it felt. Julius continued on what he said. "So in other words. If we are to beat these things it will take alot of preperation. And I couldn't guarentee your saftey or mine." One little piece of information he forgot to add was the fact that the breathren he had killed was one of the weakest lord.
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Post by Sea on Apr 25, 2008 17:32:15 GMT -5
"Do crosses and holy water work on them like normal vampires? And sunlight and running water?" she asked. In her mind, she was already calculating numerous plans, some elaborate and some simple. "And how does an avalanche kill a vampire? I thought that they could only be killed by certain things." She had never realized that vampires were so complex, that different things effected them differently, or that they were actually at all human[\i]. It was a strange thought for her, but she felt that Julius was proof, so she remained puzzled yet accepting upon the subject. She found it was better to just let things like that go sometimes.
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Post by Man of Many Murders on Apr 26, 2008 12:30:04 GMT -5
Julius let out a laugh. "You really shouldn't believe every tale told about us." The fact of the matter was that Julius had yet to meet a vampire that burst into flames for being out in the sun. And how would running water even hurt a vampire. Julius didn't really even get that one at all. As for holy water he had no real clue. He did know that holy objects could hurt a vampire but only if one had faith. Faith in whatever religion that object came from. The stronger the faith the stronger the weapon. Julius then continued to explain the avalanche, "Well I really didn't kill it as much as trapped it in about a thousand meters of snow." Julius had never really killed a vampire lord. He did know that silver had as much affect on them as sunlight did. "The only way I beat that vampire was by a chance of luck. For me to do it this time it will take a while to plan something on a very large scale. " He sighed. He never wanted to drag her into this.
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