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Catherine considered Charlies' offer of him joining her on her quest. She thought long and hard and weighed the outcomes of what would happen. On the one hand she could just turn down his offer and go on by her self. BUt if she were to get wounded there wouldn't be help nearby and she would probably die from loss of blood. But on the otherhand she could let him join and when she would get injured he could just patch her right up.

" You can join me, but what would happen to the people of this town?"Cat asked suddenly remembering that he was probably the only doctor of this town.

)( D, i still cant believe how well you are playing Alucard biggrin )(
Gina then nodded and placed her hands open for the gold coins to retrieve in her hand. she watched as D left, and then turned to the boy, and she smiled at him slightly. "come on" she said as she grabbed his hand and started walking into the small hotel-like compartment. she glanced back to see D disappear, and then wondered why there was a weird feeling in her head still. and she began to wonder what the wolves were doing around Ivy and November. were they after November because she was a werewolf, partially? she thought to herself, but then shook they idea off. there was something weird about them, and how they were organized so easily. she then turned back to the boy and continued to walk into the hotel.

((I'm just letting everyone know that I'm not gonna post until Masq posts for November. I usually post after her so I'll wait until tomorrow. Unless you all think I should make a little post right now.))

(Awe thankies **Huggles friends** Hugs for all!! **Hugs everyone** ^_____^, I'ma do a little time skip so everyone knows what's going on)

A few hours had past and D still hadn't returned. The boy looked out the window, hoping to see a glimpse of the obsidian cape, or the crest on the vampires hat. But there was nothing. He continued looking out the window and watched people dissappearing into their homes. He sighed in a bored and heavy fashion before he looked back to Gina.

"Do you think he's going to come back? I hope he didn't just leave us here. I mean I guess we could always get jobs or something here, but I don't really care for sea villages. I hear the sailors are always really mean to people who weren't born in the same village. But.." His mind went somewhere else as he looked out at the ocean. It was midnless chit chat, but it was nice to talk about something other than the villians once in a while.

"Hey Gina! Can we go down by the sea tomarrow? I've never seen it before. Can we please?!" He smiled back at her before he drew his attention to the window once again, hoping she would come look too. His little eyes caught a glimpse of something familiar. Was it her? No, it was the other one.

"Gina look!" He pointed out the window to the figure in the streets. "Isn't that Ivy?" He looked again but didn't seen November with her. "I wonder if she killed the other one."

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November had already started a fire, the bodies were effectivly burning in the bonfire as she finished piling dirt onto two graves she had just finished. She was dirty from all the work she had done, not to mention sweaty and tired. She wiped the beads from her forehead and let out a sharp breath as she leaned against her shovel. With little effort, she slammed the shovel into the ground, deep enough to where it would stand upright, but not to deep to where she was unable to remove it.

November fell to her knee's, the smell of dead bodies burning was absolutly horrible, but it didn't seem to phase her. Then again, she was to intent on looking at the wooden tombstones she had made. One for her mother, and another for her father.

She took a deep breath and lowered her head and body to the ground, her hands pressed flat infront of her as the moon overhead got higher in the sky. Her voice was low, barely audible to even her. "I'm so sorry..."

A few tears managed to escape from her rock hard persona. Little crystals fell to the dirt below, and were soaked up by the earth just as quickly as they had fallen. She had realized earlier, that she never appologized for what she had done to them, to all of them. The death of this village was her burden to bear, her sin to live with. If she hadn't led him into the village, they might have been spared. But that was a time when she felt pity, and mercy. Two emotions that were either long gone, or burried deep within her. Even she didn't know. Then again, the only emotion she knew now, was anger, or in rare cases like these, sorrow and lonliness.

As the fire continued to burn, November headed out, to a little spring not to far away from the desolate homes. It was a purification spring, a place used to baptize children and adults. A small waterfall came from the snow at the top of the mountians, making it very cold. Withdrawing from her cloths, November slipped into the pool, cringing at how cold the water was, but moving so her body wouldn't cramp up. Eventually, she became accustomed to it. She moved beneath the waterfall, and sat on the rocks there as the water tumbled down ontop of her. She let out a sigh of relief, and prayed to be forgiven as she looked up to the moon that illuminated the water with it's brilliance, giving the liquid an almost erethral glow.

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Raziel pushed his coffin aside, finally, it was night once more. He streatched his arms out and lept from it with joy. He felt so much better than he had this morning. Though burns still littered part of his skin, he knew they would heal and quickly. A few more hours of moonlight and they would be gone. He smiled and headed into his study. He had to work quickly if he was going to locate the vampire King. Raziel knew he had to get things back under control. He had messed up with Ivy, and she had gotten to his new experiment. A setback in his plans, but something he knew could be fixed. With a little help of course. The greatest scientific mind in the vampire world would surely know how to fix this.

He pulled a book from the library and looked through it, skimming the pages of the old hand written diary. The world had changed much since it was once written, but after consoling the maps, he knew where he could be found. Or atleast a good place to start. However, he didn't need Ivy getting her hands on the diary. Teleporation was something that he had learned early on in his vampire years. He accounted for the change in time, if he jumped right now, he would be able to speak with the Master vampire, if only for a little bit.

With a smile on his face, Raziel concentrated his energies, and was gone with a flash of light.

(Huggles back. Your post is fantastic Masq. And I should be done with your pics soon.)

Ivy stopped in her tracks in the middle of the street, falling to her knees as her eyes closed and she saw what Raziel had been doing. She pulled out her black book and a pen and started to write down everything she saw what Raziel had seen, and when she felt his presence teleport, she knew exactly where he was as she watched Raziel look around the area, she knew that area, she had seen it only years before.

After Ivy finished writting everything she need to, she put the book back in her jacket and she started to slowly stand up on her feet.

When she was on her feet, she leaned against one of the building that was behidn her. She massaged her temples a little and looked towards a room at a nearby hotel. She could see the boy in the window.

"I found you, thank god the boy is alright, but what about Gina? I hope she is alright too." Ivy thought. "I have to get up to that room and make sure that they are both alright."

Ivy looked around the town to make sure that D wasn't around to stop her, but she could sense that he was nearby. Ivy then walked towards the hotel and asked the clerk for the room number they were in and she knocked on the door when she reached the room.

"Gina, it's Ivy. Please let me in, I have to talk to you about something." Ivy said, leaning her head against the door as she waited for Ginia's reply.

(Ha ha! Huggles and praise for me! Wee! Thank you! **falls over** x_o I'm okay!)

Nick looked up at Ivy as she came inside. He turned his head up to Gina and moved to the window again. He closed the curtians and rushed over to the bed, playfully leaping on it and bouncing a few times before he came to a stop. He saw the look on Ivy's face also, and it wasn't good.

"Do you want a wet rag? maybe that'll help your head." He tried being helpful with things that his mother used to do to him. But he was doubtful it would be any help.

"So you didn't kill her?" The boy sighed and wiped his head, relieved that the other hadn't died for some reason. "They way you two were fighting back there, and then seeing you here, I thought for sure that she was dead." Nick sat back onto the bed and looked up to Ivy. He was going to offer her some water but remembered she was a vampire.

"So how come he's still after her? I thought you were the one that messed things up for him. Wouldn't he go after you first?"