Vampires in NewYork

ooc: -_-' all vampires are graceful

 

Sonia glanced around the streets wearing a hood on so that her hair didnt stick out so much or her beauty. She walked down a street and glanced at someone on the top of a church. Humans are so blind, Sonia thought and looked at everyone else on the ground. I wish I could just be like them sometimes...

 

ooc: have you read twilight?

 

OOC: lol yeps ^^ dose it show? or was that just a guess?

 

ooc: well a couple oof things
1)you mentioned that she had a hood on on a nice SUNNY day
2)you also mentioned her beauty compared with the humans

I love Twilight and am happy to see another fan.

The sun finally cleared the horizon and the shafts glinted off of William's skin, as if he had dimonds embbeded in it. With a quick and graceful leap he was off of the cross and pulling his hood up. His eyes were pitch black and he needed to hunt.

BTW he is a "Vegitarian" (sp?)

 

OOC: lol I didnt rly know about the daylight thing XD but yeah =3 nice

BOC: Sonia was surprised no one really noticed, but then again he was pretty quick for them to really see. my first couple of days here and already I'm nervouse about this, she thought walking past him, well, one wont make a diffrence. Not unless he is....nah,. Even though her eye's were always red, it didnt mean she was weak around humans.

 

William was out in the forest and he finally let his instincts rule him. He ran forward until he came to a clearing where 3 deer were at. Faster than light he snapped all of their necks and began to drink.

 

Sonia was careful to keep herself hidden around everyone. Sevral curiouse eyes followed her but she ignored them. With all the blood around in the humans, she wanted to just have a sip. Sonia reminded herself, however, that she already had some blood a second ago so there was no reason for her to go get anymore. She was still curiouse about the other person. The one she knew was a vampire as well.

 

After he had finished drinking he made his way back to the city. As he went in he caught the stares that he was now accustomed to. As he moved fluidly through the crowd, he wondered about the person he had seen earlier from the top of the church. Was she a vampire too? Her grace was too smooth for humans, not to mention her hood on a sunny day.

 

Sonia couldn't stay any longer. The city was annoying her too much with its rushing hours. She disapeared in a blur to a small park with a hill and looked over to the sun. She didnt feel any rays hit her but she knew that she was glowing nicely. It was a burden to her that she was that perfect without a way of trully getting there. It was a good thing no one was able to see her, she would be in big trouble.

 

"So, you are one." said a soft voice. William stepped forward and pulled off his hood.

 

"Why dose it not surprise me that you would be one of the first to know within a day's notice?" Sonia said not glanceing at William, "I'll keep your secret as long as you keep mine. Not so much of a burden."

 

"Deal." he said. He stepepd forward. "I am William," he said and bowed.

 

"Sonia," she said glancing at him, "Have you been here long?"

 

He straightened. "It depends on what you mean by 'here'. If you mean in this city then the answer would be about 50 years, but if you meant as a vampire then the answer would be much longer than that."

 

"I could tell," Sonia said glancing at the city, "I just came by a couple of days ago. Not sure why though. Any reason why you'r here?"

 

"I live with my Coven in an old abandon church." He paused for a moment, as if pondering something. "Would you like to join us?"

 

Sonia glanced back at William for a second then shook her head. "No thank you. I'm not one of those you or maybe your Coven would be able to welcome."

 

He spread his arms wide. "Try me."

 

Sonia raised an eyebrow at him. "What kind of blood do you drink?"