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On top of the roof of the abandoned church, Liette was calmly watching the humans quickly pass below her, trying to seek shelter from the storm that was obviously brewing and heading towards their direction. Pathetic she thought, but just to entertain herself seeing them slowly suffer away, she carefully thought how to execute the few spells she's learned.
"Dibilito" she whispered, aiming her chant at one human boy in particular and watched him grow heavy in his steps and breath, slowing down way too quickly. Liette felt dissapointment that the spell worked so quickly, the human having no strength to either fight back or to restrain himself against it. After watching him struggle for breath and to get back on his feet, she decided to end this pathetic show by quickly going in for the kill, taking away his soul for the glory of the Shadow King. "Absorbeo" she said as she leapt down from the building and into the boy, hungry for the prize he carried within him. Within a few seconds the boy went limp with no one realizing what has happened.

Ashe looked up after he felt a few raindrops hit the top of his head. A storm? it was coming on so suddenly. But needless to say he now had a reason to head inside. He finally got up, tucking the little red glowing gem away into his pocket and running off toward one of the park exits. He didn't enjoy walking along the main street but it was the easiest way to find a good place to hide in case the weather took a turn for the worse.

Robin fluttered throguh the streets, following the wind. Someone was here. She hadn't been in contact with any other stone holders for almost two months now. With a sigh, she made a silent request. Please let them be ghosts like me. I'd hate to have to kill them. With that out of the way, she continued to let the air direct her. It brought her to a library, one that she knew to have a few good books in it too. With the faintest smile on her face, she entered, relishing the faint smell of paper and ink; it always made her feel at peace. After standing still for a minute, letting the smell envelop her, she closed her eyes and listened. The murmur of voices caught her ear. That way. She took off again; more purposeful this time. Finally, she coudl hear the voices unaided. Male and female. Sniffing the air once again, she sighed. They were not ghosts. Immediately, a debate started in her head. Kill him, don't kill him. Kill her, don't kill her. Floating silently away, she chastised herself. You should have killed them. Waited outside and sucked them dry once they left. But never. She couldn't kill by a library. That might stain the books. Besides, there were two of them, and she didn't know anything about how strong they were. She floated out as quietly as she had entered.
Once she was outside again, she closed her eyes and let her stone speak to her. Left. Robin set off once again, as purposeful as the last time and once again asked to find a ghost and not a light alone.

"I hope." She smiled. Turning on her heel, Abigail silently walked through the rest of the aisle; scanning the books as she went along. "Grab as many as you need, I suppose. People in this town are only using them as fuel for their fires." She paused, reaching her hand out to one shelves and ran her fingers down one of the spines. "Before it gets too cold we can take them to my apartment. There's a storm coming soon, but you should have some time picking a few books." Abigail called out to Nicholas.

Her eyes nervously darted over to a smashed window. The wind was picking up now, the tattered drapes dancing in the breeze. They were wet already from the rain. Abigail firmly pressed her lips together in a white line and made her way to another section.

Liette reached her destination in time to catch a few word of Nicholas's, "So her name's Abigail" she said as she sat at the farthest window, looking in on them.
She didn't know yet if the boy have sensed her presence or not, but looking at how he suddenly wanted to leave it seemed like he did so. So he's not just another dumb human she thought, then a sly smile formed, delighted to finally meet a human who could prove to be a bit of a challenge for her. Now where's the other one...? she silently noted looking around for her other target.

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Abigail noticed the urgency in his voice. "Is everything okay, Nicholas? I'm right ov-" Her voice cut off with a sharp gasp. Her stone was growing warm in her pocket. Looking up from the bookcase, she saw the shadows were beginning to crawl up the walls. Abigail dropped the book in her hand; the thud of the impact quite loud compared to the silence of the library. "Ni-Nicholas?" Her voice shook. "Please tell me you see this..." Abigail's heart was pumping at a much quicker pace, her breath somewhere caught in her lungs. She couldn't feel anything different about the place but the oozing darkness made up for the lack of intuition.

Nicholas' expression turned serious and he pointed his hand at the outside wall. "Cometes!" He yelled and a great spiraling force of wind gathered in his hand before it shot at the wall, upon impact blowing most of it away. In the confusion he ran to Abigail, picked her up in his arms and ran out. Due to his super speed he was out of there fast and getting easily away from all those things that had been there.