@CleverbirdEverly closed her eyes and sighed in annoyance as Robyn began talking again, not caring about any of the insults she had used to make the girl leave her alone. A small growl bubbled in her throat at the constant talking of the vampire. Of course she got the most annoy person in the school, or at least it seemed like that to her right now. In the back of her mind she slightly wondered if she just straight up attacked the girl, if it would make them switch her with another roommate. A small smile twisted at the corners of her lips as she looked over to Mystic, who had laid down next to her and the bed.
“No, fights on first day...you promised, Summer.” The wolf said, making Ever’s smile fade as quickly as it came.
As Robyn continued to ask annoying questions, Everly quickly turned on her heel with an irritated expression in her eyes, though that was a look that seemed to never leave her face.
“Being a werewolf is trying to constantly contain a monster inside of you that wants to rip annoying people like yourself apart.” Ev looked Robyn up and down again, this time with less anger in her eyes. “Looks like you will be a constant test of my patience this year.”
“And yes, I can talk to Mystic. That’s why I know you shouldn’t touch her, so don’t bother trying. She is as hateful as I am.” Mystic’s head rose from its spot on the floor and her eyes locked with Everly’s.
“Don’t give me that look. You know it is true.”
@sassy1085"Oh, hey man, what's up? I guess you are my roommate. My name is Nick, nice to meet ya"
This was the greeting Cole was met with as he entered him dorm room. The hair on the back of his neck stood up straight as he got a good look at the person he would be rooming with for the rest of the year. He could tell the person was a vampire as soon as he walked into the room. They had the pale skin and smelled of something slightly dead, but also sickly sweet as well. The smell made his nose wrinkle up slightly, but he tried to shake it off quite quickly, after all he didn’t want to offend them. He didn’t have a problem with vampires like his father had, but it was still hard for him not to react in some way since hatred for their kind had been forced into his brain the moment he was born. Pushing passed the scent, he threw his stuff on the opposite side of the room and took Nick’s hand with a firm shake.
“Hi there, I’m Cole. Nice to meet you as well.” He flashed Nick his usual toothy grin, making his canines look more prominent. “I’m guessing I’m not wrong when assuming you are a vampire?” Cole asked letting Nick’s hand go so he could start unpacking his things on his side of the room.
“You’re not going to, you know, suck me dry while I’m sleeping are you?” His tone was very sarcastic and it was easy to tell he was just joking around, though there was certainly a part of him deep down that really did wonder that.” Werewolves still had beating hearts and blood pumping through their veins so it was certainly a valid question, but he would never admit that it was actually a concern.
@Kaesus"Not you, I like you, you are different from girls, I know you are a girl, but you are nice, and fun, and more like boys you know?" Marcus said as Hava and Adrian walked the halls with him. "Can I decide after food? The heartbeats are noisy when I'm hungry."
The two ancient beings chuckled a little at the young vampire’s words, but then quickly both exchanged a small look of worry between the two of them. It was subtle and almost impossible for Marcus to see, but the mutual concern was still there. They had spoken to him about this multiple times and he would usually change the subject in some way. It also worried that about the fact he didn’t want to room with a girl. They had tried to match him up with a young vampire like himself, but there were few child vampires or werewolves that had enrolled. Not to mention child creatures of the night weren’t exactly common. Due to being hard to control and hard to keep fed properly, children weren’t usually targets for supernatural creatures to turn.
So far there had only been 2 other children that were sent to the school. The rest were teenagers that were far older than Marcus.
“As you wish, but you are not getting out of the conversation again.” Hava finally said as they entered the kitchen. Adrian brought the young vampire down from his shoulders with ease and ushered him to one of the fridges with blood.
“Hava is right, you simply can’t keep avoiding the subject, Marcus. We shall let you feed first though. Take your pick, I’m sure you have a favorite by now.”