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Neon stared at him, a serious look on her face. "Fine, I promise I won't run or kick you in the balls." Playing along, she leaned back up against him. "I'm glad you think so," she said softly. "I'm only a woman trying to make the world a better place, starting by removing the taints of greed and sloth. And those who would defend them." Her eyes were hidden, but they began to glow slightly as she tried to bend Dymetri's mind towards her.

[[In the profile, I gave the ownership of Dymetri to two accounts, my main and my mule, like Boom said. So that if I'm on my mule and I need to post as Dym, then I could continue what I'm doing and contribute to the roleplay at the same time. (: ]]

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Lin had sensed the big bird flying behind her in the hallway, but she felt no threat from it. So, she didn't pay attention to it as it passed her and went zooming out of sight. She was used to animals flying and running all around in her forest city.

She did, however, make sure after the bird left that there was no one else around in the hallway or nearby. She needed privacy and Athena could come back to their room at any time. She couldn't count on having privacy there.

Determined that no one could hear her, she knelt down on the cold floor and reached her hand up to her pendant. With a long slender index finger, she touched the bottom tip of the pendant. When a bead of the water and formed on her finger, she held it out in front of her and watched it drop to the ground. It quickly formed a medium-sized ball.

She closed her eyes briefly and thought of the person she wanted to see. Then, she reached her hand inside the cool water and softly and lowly said, "Protractus." When she muttered incantations passed down by her people, her voice seemed melodic and haunting.

A few seconds later, the image of her Headmistress at Bai Ching formed in the watery surface. She was already kneeling on the ground, so she simply folded her hands in her lap and bowed her head deeply and respectively. She waited until she was addressed.

The middle-aged woman smiled kindly at her student and said softly, "Lady Yin. To what do I owe this pleasure?"

Lin raised her head. "Hello Headmistress Keen. I wish the circumstances were better here. I have some pressing concerns about Mystic Fountain School." She waited for permission to continue.

The Headmistress frowned in concern. "Please continue, Lady Yin."

"I went to see the Headmaster to introduce myself and to create my class schedule. However, there was quite a bit of confusion, and, well, a lack of decorum."

She went on to explain the situation that had just occurred.

"And to top this off, Headmistress, there are night creatures here that share this school with the rest of the students. I came across a vampire as I was searching for the Headmaster. I would have killed him immediately, but he informed me that he was a professor here! Can you believe this, Headmistress?"

Headmistress Keen's frown had deepened. "Lady Yin, to tell you that what you have enlightened me to disturbs me is a great understatement. However, we did know that there were different creatures there at Mystic Fountain School than there are here at Bai Ching. I want you to stay far away from this vampire professor at all costs. He may be a professor, but you will not associate with the vile, evil creature under any circumstances."

Lin nodded and waited to hear the rest of the Headmistress's advice.

"As to your circumstances with the Headmaster and your class schedule, I would wait until the morning and approach the office again. Light always brings truth and clarity. If you must, find an archery or medicinal class and see if you can join it while you wait to form your official class schedule."

Lin nodded and smiled gratefully at her Headmistress. She knew she'd know what to do and make her feel better. "Of course, Headmistress. As always, you have helped me greatly. I will do as you say."

Headmistress Keen nodded and smiled softly and kindly. "You will do well there, Lady Yin. And I do believe you will learn much there. You would not have been sent there if it was not a good institution. It may not be as formal as Bai Ching, but you do need to be exposed to more cultures. Good-bye my child."

Lin Yin bowed again and then put her hand in the water once more, causing it to disperse.

She then stood up.

"For now, that's all," Ophiuchus said as he placed the cloth on Kindra's forehead. His powers could heal anyone in an instant, but the application of so much magical energy at once could be more harmful than helpful. "But we'll also have to work something out, I don't think Ella is capable of teaching the class by herself in her condition." The sound barrier spells prevented his voice from carrying over to where the said Healing teacher was lying with her children.

Valrie came running in and looked at Kindra. She looked up with her ears perked. "I can help." She said as she looked back at Kindra. She now looked sad as she turned her head. "Mama said she had killed Myia Tantusuni. Is that a bad thing?" Valrie didn't know much about vampires which mite be a good or bad thing at the moment. Then the other thing Ella had told her popped into ther head. She looked down. 'He doesn't know and mama whats me to tell him?' She was a little confused by this.

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He smirked, letting a certain venom-filled tooth overlap his bottom lip. Using his vampiric speed, he released her wrists, letting them fall on his shoulders, then clawed at the tree trunk behind Neon. His fingers dented the poor plant, giving him a better hold on it. With his body against hers and his arms blocking the sides, she wouldn't be able to get out.
His package wasn't protected though, but at this point, even if she wanted to hit him, there would be a very large shield in the way.
"Are you planning on removing me?" he asked, noticing a what would be painful elastic feeling in his head, if he were human. He leaned down and blew her hair away from her eyes, softly giving her a peck on the cheek. "Just because I'm greedy for you? You're probably used to this whole 'I want to rape you badly,' sort of thing, then again, I don't see an army at your will behind you." he said, smiling. "Did your mind tricks not work for any of the others? Or do you just dispose of them when you're finished with them?" he asked, his voice lowering. "Without greed, there would be no altruism. Without sloth, there are no enjoyable activities or enthusiasm. If you want to make the world a better place.." He kissed her other cheek. "That's not the way to do it, little one."

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Valrie looked up at Ophiuchus as he spoke. "But is it good for mom. She said she was connected with Myia." Her words were spoken in a whisper. She looked down. "Um... I really think mama should say it but she wants me to." She was getting uneasy as her mind tried to figure out what to think of it. Then the words snapped into place. Her eyes started to sparkle as she looked back at Ophiuchus. She was smiling as well. "Your my Daddy!" Valrie said cheery as she held out her arms. "Thats what mama said!"