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Night dove into Danni shadow making his energy distinguishable from hers.
"you know you never asked me about what I can do ... actually You never really spoke to me ... by the way Danni I'm Night if I forgot to mention my ... Name to you" Night formed out of Danni's shadow and Looked at Lin "an elf? they can be annoying. so ... perfect it makes me sick." Night looked at Danni "Sorry am I rambling again? Its a bad habit" Night sunk back into Danni shadow being silent again.

The jester didn't hesitate to levitate over and wrap her arms around Neon, as though preparing to pull her back. "Sie lieben sie nicht," she accused him. "Not like I do!"

Lin could feel the first rays of sun almost breaking over the horizon. Sure, you couldn't see them, but she could feel them coming.

She smiled softly and serenely. The light was finally coming again.

Well, it was time for breakfast! Luckily, the cafeteria was open this early. She could smell the heavenly scent coming down the hall. So, with her bow and arrows in tow, she went to the cafeteria.

Once there, she chose some eggs, fruit, and a muffin. She then went and sat down at a smaller table to eat. Of course she was the only one in the room at such an early hour, besides the cooks, but she didn't care. It was quieter this way.

He let the cards scratch, cut, and stab him as he walked out of the forest in a normal speed. He figured that if anyone saw the cards, they wouldn't care enough to want to know what happened. Plus, the wounds that he would get from the sharp toys would disappear rather quickly after he pulled them out from his back, arms, and legs.
Despite the full meal he recently had from Neon, he was hungry for human food. He walked towards the cafeteria, humming the very tune that he did so minutes earlier. Or was it hours? Dym wasn't really quite sure.
As he saw daybreak move in, he quickened his pace. The legend of sunlight destroying vampires was obviously a myth, of course. But it did annoy the s**t out of him. And if he looked at the sun if only for a moment, well, something very bad would happen.
He entered the cafeteria, choosing an orange and water as his breakfast. He grabbed a knife and a straw as he looked at the windows. He could see the light showing already. Hopefully no children would be awake at an absurd hour such as----
His eyes locked on a particular elf that he met the night before. He smirked and decided not to bother her. Of course, just catching her attention would bother her, he decided.
He sat at a large table in front of her small one and sat on the opposite side so that he was facing her as he ate. Couldn't trust an elf, in his opinion.
He smiled and nodded at her as he grabbed the knife and stabbed the middle of the poor fruit. When he was satisfied with his gap, he stuck his straw into the hole and began taking small sips.

He stifled a grin as he watched her pull out an arrow. Just to clean it. Damn elves. Such perfectionists.
Then he noticed he still had the knife in his hand. He felt like rolling on the floor laughing. It was amusing, really. He decided to play the game, though it was very early in the morning for her.
Ah! Wait! She was an elf. Daylight is daylight. There is no such thing as too early. Only too late.
He took a sip of his water and placed the glass next to his orange. He smiled at her, showing both fangs, both with a streak of blood still coating them.
"Lovely bow you have there," he complimented, still with his English accent that he didn't care enough to hide with the student. "You're not going to ask me why several playing cards are attached to the back of my body?"
Elves were always so curious back in the day. Perhaps they aren't anymore.

((lol! Oh if he only knew. Lin not curious? Ialo could quickly clear that up, right Neo? rofl ))

She gasped and actually dropped her polishing rag as she saw the blood on his fangs. He had fed recently.... that dark, evil creature had fed on some innocent creature not too long ago.

Her entire body tensed, fighting down the very strong urge to plunge her arrow in his throat. Her eyes were an ice-cold blue and were glowing brightly. However, when he mentioned the cards, she couldn't help but scoot over in her seat to see what he was talking about. She hadn't seen his back since he was sitting facing her.

Her eyes widened when she saw actual playing cards in his back. Well, she had certainly never seen that before. She wanted to take one of those cards, look at it, examine it. What kind of card was it? Normal? Magical? Oh she wanted to study it. Her hand actually twitched slightly, much as it had when she was looking at Ialo's tail earlier, she wanted to study the card so badly.

But she simply forced a polite smile at the professor, with a hint of a deadly glare in the smile. "It is none of my business, professor. It would be rude to inquire about something such as this from my superiors. Although, if I had to guess, I would assume that it was someone rightfully defending themselves, attacking their attacker."

Her eyes slipped to the cards again, her hand still slightly twitching.

((I got a new pic for my character. I put it in my profile but thought I should share it here, too.))



Lin slammed her arrow down on the table and stared icily at him. "I would not say that simply because it is before school hours that you are not a professor right now, Mr. Valen, sir. If you really were a simple vampire right now, I would kill you right where you sit."

She stood up and walked around her table. She started walking toward him. She wasn't going to let him think he scared her... even though there was something deep down that scared her to her very core.

"And what exactly did I say to you as we parted, sir, since you seem to have such a good memory?"

Once she was behind him, she harshly and viciously yanked out one of the cards in his back. She looked down at it, carefully avoiding the blood on it, and tried to sense any magic coming from it.