#ruby01

Where: at the park

When: ~ 10PM

Seo had been in this city for close to 4 months now. She couldn't say she knew anyone and no one really knew her, though she had met quite a few people throughout this time. More people combined than what she had met in the past 10 years, maybe she had talked to more people in these short months than in the whole decade. But she could not say she was content. She still had little touch with her humanity, as if it had been lost somewhere in the stone and darkness of that cave, locked away by the voices that had plagued her for the first two centuries while there had still been hope for her that someone would wander in and feed her. She could not say that she was getting better at mimicking the emotions yet, so it was hard to fulfil her desire of finding that witch that would give her what she wanted out of the goodness of their heart.

She was sitting on the back of a bench, her feet laid to the side in a manner that would keep modesty along with one of her light dresses. She had acquired many such clothes through the decade, none of which through honest means but she had surely found it nice that at least she could keep some kind of decorum through clothes. She heard the light steps of someone and looked from under the drapes of black hair around her face to see a blonde vampire she had previously seen in her quick visits to the vampire bar before sunrise, a quick drink in a glass to help her get through the days that were getting longer. Seo held her gaze and wondered for a second what others like her did in the nights, surely more settled than herself. "Hello," she said it, to be polite when the other woman met her gaze.

Rob was never the most of social people - they tended to focus on their schoolwork, though they had no issue being social. They had their friends, they had people they hung out with, they had circles of friends, but at the end of the day, Rob was an introvert. That had really only increased since the New Year’s party, Rob wanting to make sure their schoolwork was utterly impeccable - they were going to have to find some way to get through college, after all, now that that conversation with Paul was pending, Rob somewhat surprised that he hadn’t already found out and called them. Or maybe he had dismissed it, thanks to the paternity test. But regardless, where they previously may have been out and studying in the library - god, they loved the library on the South Africa campus - or the study hall, or even the cafe....they had been secluding themselves in their room more often. So a knock at the door wasn’t that unexpected, most people who had any desire or need to seek them out aware that this was where they were spending most of their time. 

They got off their couch, going to open up the door - they weren’t expecting anyone, but they weren’t surprised by the knock. Seeing Ruby on the other side was somewhat of a surprise though. In the aftermath of the New Year’s party, Rob had almost forgotten about the other people who had been casualties of the Unhinged’s vendetta, their attempted defense of Ruby popping back into their brain as they looked at her standing at their door, something Rob had completely disregarded as they dealt with their own secret. “Hey,” Rob said, immediately stepping aside to make room for Ruby to enter. “You want to come in?” 

“Sorry, what did you say?” Sav said as she peered up from her phone, her eyes refocusing on the girl who was supposed to help her study, if Sav would ever take thirty seconds to pay attention to her. She blinked a few times, glancing between Ruby’s face and the assignment in front of her, shaking her head. “Sorry, I have no idea what you were talking about. I’m trying to plan a trip to Spain, so that’s kinda my focus right now, not....this.”

His helmet was on securely, and the panel that opened up when he desired functioned. For now, he had it closed as he approached the weapons shop. Busy women to own her own shop and also assist those in need. A weapon shop though....that gave him some notes to come to her later as himself without giving away he was zero. He entered inside, knowing the woman was one of red hair. Though not quite like his friend, it was a darker red. She was easy to find, as she was about a foot shorter then he was. He approached calmly, looking to her and speaking clearly.