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Enyalius cocked an eyebrow. "Vampirism is a most interesting phenomina, I know very little about it, really, just the information that I have read, most of which seems to contradict itself. Although, for that matter, I doubt anyone really understands. I've wondered, from time to time, what it is like to see the world from the other side of the page." He looks pensive, resting his left elbow on the table, and his chin on the upraised paw. "It is a capital error to judge a whole race based on insufficient information, and vampires are one of the races most severely judged." He shrugs. "Sorry about the soap-box bit there, Miika, I tend to get a little defensive where differential social biology is concerned." He lifts an eyebrow. "Looks like you singed yourself a bit there,are you ok?"

"I would not trust a vampire any more or less than I would trust any other creature, really. Everyone deserves a fair shake, and I treat everyone based on how they treat me." He nods. "I would more or less expect them to have a reflection, they are physical after all to my knowledge. Again, the available information is so limited that it is near impossible to know. Is there actually enough of the language remaining in existance to decypher? That would be a most interesting discovery, if it could be accomplished, too many languages are lost forever. Sadly, when that happens the literature and knowledge of the parent-race is usualy lost as well." Enyalius looks downcast at that, he loves knowledge for knowledge's sake and its loss troubles him. "You speak like you have actually met a vampire, is that even possible? Do they still exist?" His eyes sparkle at the possibility.

Koji walked up to the front door of the large house and knocked on the door lightly. He knew that Miika would hear him because of his good hearing. He didn't know what to do when he answered the door. He hoped he wasn't a pest going to his house all of a sudden.

Waging his blue coon tail around he perked his ears up happily. He then moved the piece of blue hair away from his eyes and continued to stare at the door. Waiting for the door to open he stood there fixing his shirt somewhat.

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Koji followed Miika and took a seat. "Yes Mr. Cordaire. I will get studying immediately." He said also lieing along with Miika. He didn't mind what he said about the feeding part just as long as it wasn't him. He took the book from the vampire and sat it before him. Opening the book he looked at Enyalius. "Hello." He said lightly and with a smile.

Looking down at the book again he tried to read the book independently. Although it was hopeless since he didn't know french, but he had to fake it for Miika's sake. Waging his tail playfully behind him he remained quiet and read the book.

Koji felt Miika lean over his shoulder and he blushed again. Hearing his voice along with the french words he nodded lightly. Looking down at the book he sighed as he left, but glanced quickly at his back as he walked away to join Enyalius.

Blinking his eyes at the book he actually couldn't really read that well without his glasses. He didn't need them for anything else, but reading. Taking out his glasses from his pocket he put them on. They were tiny blue framed square glasses and he didn't like others to see them. He just hoped Miika wouldn't come back and see them.

"Fitting facts to suit theories is quite a dangerous little gamble, Enyalius. You should be careful with what equations you make when placing facts and theories together."

Miika looked over at him before shrugging his shoulders. He turned and looked Enyalius square in the eye, no difference in his appearance, not even under the full moon. He was just the same as when Enyalius had first met him.

"Tell me, Enyalius, in all honesty, what do you believe? No facts or theories. Just from your brain work. I have met a vampire earlier in my life, and had many years of learning the language while serving as a servant. If you believe I am a vampire myself, you're obviously not frightened by the consequences that could happen, so it intrigues me to know whether you really believe I am vampire or a simple wolf who led an interesting life..?"

Raising a brow, he watched the other carefully with ice green eyes. Once Enyalius had answered the question, he would feed. After that, he would erase the Cat's memory of him being a vampire without so much as an effort, lay him in a bed, and tell him it was a nasty spider bite, or something of the sort. Of course, if Enyalius tried to run before he answered the question, Miika would catch him before he had time to get but a few steps from the bench. It wouldn't be hard to over power the mortal to hold him down, either. One hand on his waist, the other at the back of his neck. He was planning out his moves as he waited for the other to reply.

"It seems you either know the consequences of socializing with a vampire and know you stand no chance of changing what will happen, you believe me not to be a vampire but a wolf as I am, or perhaps you believe I am a vampire but trust that I will bring you no harm. Is it any of those three at all, Enyalius?"

Koji continued to sit there reading the book attentively or at least he was trying to. He didn't lift his head up from it because he was determined to learn it even if he didn't have to. It was just his competetive spirit taking action that was all. He didn't like to give up on something so easily, but this might just be the first case in which he had to.

Trailing his eyes from the book and to the doorway in which Miika left he wondered what he was doing. He knew that the vampire was talking with Enyalius and that he was going to feed off him, but why wasn't he back yet. He didn't think vampires took there time with those things, but maybe the other anthro was willing to give away his blood.

Shaking his head at the thought of Miika biting another he looked back down at the book before him. He turned the page and began reading it again not knowing what anything meant.

Koji felt the presence of Miika back in the room. Feeling the kiss and seeing him take the book away he smiled. Getting up from the table he walked over to Miika. His green eyes looked at the vampire before glancing at the door which he had put Enyalius in. He knew Miika had just fed and didn't mind it because he knew that he didn't kill the other anthro.

Turning his gaze back onto Miika he seen some color in his face and that was a good thing. Walking over and sitting on the vampires lap he giggled. "So now are we going to talk about what I am here to learn?" He asked him before realizing he had left his glasses on his face. Quickly taking them off he placed them in his pockets not wanting Miika to see them although he already did anyway.