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Doris was shaken out of her thoughts. It seemed that D and his companion were not the only ones here with her. Turning around swiftly, she gazed around her at the different forms and faces of strangers that somehow made it to this strange land.

Out of the corner of her eye, she spotted what seemed to be a city-- but one that was different than what she was used to back in Ransylva. But that was the least of her worries. She had never been this hot in her entire life, and gazed above at the merciless sun... the sun!! Gasping, she ran back towards D, not sure if he could handle the heat. She knew that his human side did give him leverage when it came to daylight, but she didn't know how much. She had heard about Sunlight Syndrome from her father, who now seemed like a distant memory.

Although she remained by him, Doris was hesitant about what to do next; given that their relationship was no more, she still wanted to help him, but at the same time she didn't want to cross any boundaries. "Tell me what to do, D."



Suu realised that she was not the only one who traveled back in time. Looking around, she saw people she did not know. Were they here the whole time? She wondered if they had any connections to Candy somehow-- but by the looks of it, he seemed to have pulled the wool over their eyes as well. Suu noticed that a young girl was running about, asking what was going on. She had risen from a man with long, black hair and pale skin. There was an ominous feeling about him-- one that Suu did not like.

There was also a white-haired female who seemed to share the same qualities of the man with the long black hair. She seemed to be rummaging around for something. She looked around and saw that a couple were sitting beneath a tree-- were they afraid of the sun?

Looking on some more, Suu noticed a red-haired woman-- she seemed different somehow-- at least from the others. She did not share the same attributes of pale, fair skin. Hers was a sun-kissed tone, as if she had been outside most of her life. She had a strong build and from first impressions, Suu guessed that she was some fighter. The woman was crouched beside a man who wore nothing but black. He seemed to be affected negatively by the sun, his coughing and his kneeled position told her so.

Turning towards the vista before her, she noticed that there was a city made of beautiful stone-- lapis-lazuli, she thought to herself. Her mother loved that stone. She racked her brain and tried to remember all her history that she learned while in school and on her own. After several seconds, the answer dawned on her.

Turning towards the rag-tag group, Suu spoke up. "I am not entirely sure where we are, but time-wise, we have managed to go back before the Christian era... Judging by the stones they have used for their architecture, my guess would be the Ancient Near East." Suu hoped that this information would help. With her acute eye-sight, she could make out the numerous people flocking to and fro on the streets... Candy had managed to send them way back into the past.

"Babylon? Babylon.. thats not right that cant be right." Alucard protested outright with a light growl through clenched teeth that showed off his fangs. "That would mean that..." Alucard tried to think, but all his body wanted to do was go to sleep. All the Vampires would be showing their true colors, the pale skin. And Alucard's eyes were a beautiful shade of crimson that would make any mortal question what he was. Even as November helped him to his feet and to the cart, Alucard growled lightly at the protest his body was putting up.

"We've gone back in time..." D panted, he looked to Doris. "Help the others.. Angeles and Dag." D added before he let out a grunt and painfully got to his feet. "That would explain the effects of th-" D said before he silenced himself. With mortals giving them a ride to the nearest town, giving away their true nature would not be a good thing to do. He got to the cart on his own slowly, but on his own nonetheless and got in.

Lilly, unlike the immortals, couldnt hide her otherwordly features. Her tail, wings, horns and scales would stick out like a sore thumb. She climbed up the tree to where Dag was and slipped an arm under him. "Come on, we arent leaving you behind." Lilly said gently as she picked the male up and brought him out into the open so she could put him into the cart.

"Back in time?" Raziel asked as he looked up to this strange woman. It was obvious that she knew what was going on. And though he didn't want to get up, he knew he had too. Raziel continued taking Ivy to the cart and motioned for the strange woman to come with them. "Hurry up! You obviously know exactly what is going on so get into the cart. Please don't make me chase after you." Raziel asked pleasently as he set Ivy into the cart before getting in himself.

November looked over to Lilly who was helping Dag to the cart. She didn't know what happened next but the couple took one look at her and bailed. They were screaming something but she wasn't sure exactly what it was. "Well that was strange...Fine..I guess I'll drive."

November waited for Lilly and helped her set Dag into the cart. Once everyone was in, she hopped into the front seat. November turned back and looked to Alucard, smiling innocently. "Sweetheart, it might be a good idea if you cover Lilly up. I don't know why they freaked out but if others are going to act like that, it would be best to hide her features. So strip for me." She grinned at him playfully before grabbing the reigns and taking the cart towards the gates.

Once she had passed inside with the others, November made her way towards a boarded up house. Sure, they could have stayed at an inn, but since she didn't understand their language she figured it would be best to hide in an abandoned place. She used her strength to rip off the boards and helped Alucard inside.

(Ivy and Angeles are both on the cart too XD )

Angeles did not pay much attention to any sort of conversation that was not addressed to her. She was busy putting her mind back into order; random thoughts about where they were, the condition of her wounds, the time of day, and how much blood she was currently working with in her system all got organized by matter of importance and chronological order. As her mind began taking in fragments of who she was with and what happened she was approached.

"Did I say that out loud?" she asked the woman, "I'm quite sure I had only thought it. You can't miss it, it is a six-legged cyborg that answers to Alexandria," her head had been tilted, and her eyes and face hidden by the brim of her hat, but slowly as she spoke she began to lift her head until her dark crimson gaze could be seen from below the brim, glowing in the shadow it cast over her visage, "and you are kind, and I appreciate your offer, I really do, but I have lost a lot of blood," as she said this she put a hand over the hole in her chest, another hole carved through the back of her hand, "and I am very dangerous for you to be around right now," the tips of her fangs dented her lower lip.

She was thirsty, and the blood coursing through the veins of the human before her were doing nothing for her weakening control. Her mind that had been valiantly organizing things into coherent thought were suddenly only focused on the tension of the woman's veins shown a nearly invisible blue beneath her tanned skin. And she was frightened, too. Easy prey.

But before her mind could go from easy prey to something requiring action Angeles took Doris' hand and led her to the cart, "go in, we need to get inside we can find the horse later," was all she said before climbing unceremoniously and without any form of grace into the cart beside Lilly, catching Alucard's garments and hiding the dragon child the best she could with them.

She kept the incense between those of vampiric nature the best she could, it would burn for about five hours, then she would think of how best to conserve that which remained. If Alexandria was not here with them in the past, Angeles was down by much of her arsenal and other various but very useful items.

Doris could only nod as she was led to the cart. Getting in, room seemed to be a little bit tight due to so many people gathered inside it, but she did her best to mind herself. Doris was fairly certain that she must have been the only human here, and was a little intimidated by the faces that surrounded her.

Her palms began to sweat and her breathing quickened, but she did her best to keep everything in check. Turning around, she gazed at the one who asked who she was. Doing a once-over, this man's appearance was a far cry from her own, and she noticed horns were sticking out from his head. Her jaw seemed locked and unable to move to answer him. Instinctively, she placed her right hand on the handle of her whip, which was tucked in on the handle attached to her belt. After several seconds, she was able to answer.

"I'm Doris Lang... and you?"

"Daggerfang."

He still kept an eye on Doris. She'd fit in nicely. The rest of the ragtag group would have to find other means to fit in until they could return to their own time. Dag would have the hardest time. He made it in the Frontier... he would make it here. He'd just have to try harder, that's all. His mechanical limbs would be a bit difficult to hide....

"Ow. s**t. TiMe TrAvEl AlWaYs MaKeS mY hEaD hUrT."

Armageddon was still around? Well, then again, he was immortal. It even surprised the demon that he went back through time with them. Still, he couldn't do much with his powers. They had been sapped by Candy. What kind of a name was Candy for a demon anyway...? Not very ferocious. Still, he wanted to kick that demon's a** for screwing around with his powers. It'd be a while until they returned. Until then, Alucard was on his own.

Didn't mean the apocalyptic demon couldn't enjoy the view, at least.