Akane and Emisaya Toma

The vampiress looked over at the other, eyes wide. It was three in the afternoon - the equivalent of 3 a.m. for normal humans. Ren was making French pastries she couldn’t pronounce.

The vampiress looked over at the other, eyes wide. It was three in the afternoon - the equivalent of 3 a.m. for normal humans. Ren was making French pastries she couldn’t pronounce.

        ＰＯＷＥＲ ＳＥＲＩＥＳ :              GEO-THERMOKINESIS.

                                            also referred to as ’ geothermal bending ’  ; ’ lava control ’ ;                                   ’ magma control ’ ; ’ volcanic control ’ &OR all stated ’ - manipulation ‘.

     “I mean that the look on your face is creepier than the one my brother usually has on his face.” She could sense that this guy clearly wasn’t human.

"Well aren’t you blunt. I tend to get that a lot, though I really don’t see it."He gives her an amused look.

"Why what do you mean?

Elizabeth was still a bit dizzy from the ambush. Her vision was quite blurred and whatever she could see was doubled. Tch, Level C vampires were so tricky to sense; they were almost human.

A great amount of pressure collapsed inside the female hunter’s head, giving her a splitting headache and the strong urge to vomit. It was most likely a concussion from when the first vampire hit her, nothing that couldn’t be healed in time but what an inconvenience it would be. When she tried to move, a sharp pain tore through her left shoulder in the same spot the Pureblood Alistair Cromwell had scratched into to years prior— Elizabeth couldn’t stop herself from crying out. Her free right hand instinctively rose to cradle her injured shoulder which made it hurt less, just enough so that she could prop herself against a wall.

"Damn it! Shit, this hurts!"

It was the first time she’d ever been outsmarted by vampires. Every assignment had been carried out flawlessly, every personal mission went off without a hitch, but this time she absolutely blew it. And she wasn’t even hunting— all she wanted to do was buy cat food. Sight still unclear, Elizabeth tried looking at the person who might have saved her life.

"A Pureblood? What do you think you’re doing helping someone like me? Not a friend of my dad’s, are you?"

Elizabeth winced in reaction to the pain attacking her body. She wanted to tell her that those who had just attacked were bad news and would be back if they didn’t leave now. But, even if on the verge of death, Elizabeth would not accept help from anyone she couldn’t pay back.

     "Plus my brother tends to over react when anyone besides him tries to mess with me, so I'm sure that those vampires won't even try to come back." She pointed out, glancing above her where a couple of 'bats' were lazily circling above them.