Um... dunno what I'm doing with this story, really. But te guys think it could go somewhere (well, two people, but, still). So, I'm gonna try it.
This is Team Aro, but I think I want to do Jane's POV... =P
-VAMPirella x
Part 2:
Jane's POV:
I peered out the window, my eyes searching for Heidi. I was thirsty; she was late. If she kept me waiting much longer...she'd regret it.
But, as my eyes roamed the square da the clock tower, I saw something that wasn't quite right... I looked closer, then gasped.
There were children rushing into the square, great crowds of them.
But these were not normal children, these were not human children. They all had bright, scarlet eyes plus skin that glittered and shone like diamond in the early morning sunlight. These two stand-out facts could mean only one thing - these children were vampires.
As soon as I came to this conclusion, I acted on instinct. I knew - knew deep in my Bones - that this was wrong, that these children were not a good thing, that they were dangerous and unallowable in our secret society. They would not be able to keep the secret, would not be able to follow the rules. I did not know how I knew these things, I just did.
So I ran from the room I was in, calling out the first names that I could think of for assistance - I would not be able to incapacitate the Vampiri#From Dracula to Buffy... and all creatures of the night in between. on my own. I would need help.
"Demetri!" I called out, not even conciously deciding to ask for his help. "Felix! Alec!"
Alec appeared from a door at the far end of the corridor. He spun toward me, moving to my side at the speed of light.
"Jane?" he asked, confused and slightly panicked, "What's happened?"
"Look out the window." I replied, not sure how to describe what was happening with the vampire children.
Alce looked out the window for a few minutes, then turned back to me, shocked.
"Vampire...children..." He whispered, suprised. He paused, silent for a few secondi as he thought it over. "Immortal..." He mused. "Immortal children."
Our eyes met; I knew we were thinking the same things. What was happening? What was going to happen? And, most importantly, what were we going to do about it?
This is Team Aro, but I think I want to do Jane's POV... =P
-VAMPirella x
Part 2:
Jane's POV:
I peered out the window, my eyes searching for Heidi. I was thirsty; she was late. If she kept me waiting much longer...she'd regret it.
But, as my eyes roamed the square da the clock tower, I saw something that wasn't quite right... I looked closer, then gasped.
There were children rushing into the square, great crowds of them.
But these were not normal children, these were not human children. They all had bright, scarlet eyes plus skin that glittered and shone like diamond in the early morning sunlight. These two stand-out facts could mean only one thing - these children were vampires.
As soon as I came to this conclusion, I acted on instinct. I knew - knew deep in my Bones - that this was wrong, that these children were not a good thing, that they were dangerous and unallowable in our secret society. They would not be able to keep the secret, would not be able to follow the rules. I did not know how I knew these things, I just did.
So I ran from the room I was in, calling out the first names that I could think of for assistance - I would not be able to incapacitate the Vampiri#From Dracula to Buffy... and all creatures of the night in between. on my own. I would need help.
"Demetri!" I called out, not even conciously deciding to ask for his help. "Felix! Alec!"
Alec appeared from a door at the far end of the corridor. He spun toward me, moving to my side at the speed of light.
"Jane?" he asked, confused and slightly panicked, "What's happened?"
"Look out the window." I replied, not sure how to describe what was happening with the vampire children.
Alce looked out the window for a few minutes, then turned back to me, shocked.
"Vampire...children..." He whispered, suprised. He paused, silent for a few secondi as he thought it over. "Immortal..." He mused. "Immortal children."
Our eyes met; I knew we were thinking the same things. What was happening? What was going to happen? And, most importantly, what were we going to do about it?
