Post by Lucia Drusa Severa on Aug 25, 2012 0:30:02 GMT -5
Floating gracefully over toward the young, unconscious man on her bedroom floor, Lucia casually looked over the Lycan's wounds while listening to Dane. Just looking at the wound from Dane's silver knife in the boy's chest sent a small twinge of unease through the girl's ribs; but none of it was conveyed through her body language. Kneeling, she brushed some of Pablo's hair away from his face, revealing the beating the boy had taken, smiling softly, fondly. Subtly, her fingers twitched. Something inside her wanted to pull Pablo closer and finish off the life that was draining from the Lycan, to free him of his remaining blood; to ultimately end what discomfort he might be feeling and finally feed from a living source and gain more strength. It felt like years since Lucia had tasted warm blood taken straight from a donor or unwitting victim. Yet the girl restrained herself, resigning to self control for the moment, and stood back up, watching Dane.
Lucia beamed as Dane assented to bringing Pablo; her wide grin accented with sharp, white canines lit up the Hybrid's entire face, adding a mischievous glow to her crimson eyes. Scanning the area briefly for any trace of the boy's clothes, the Hybrid could find nothing that seemed to have survived, and so pulled the purple sheet from her bed over, wrapping the young man thoroughly to cover his nakedness. Bending over on one knee, Lucia reached under the boy and picked him up easily, cradled to her chest with his chin tucked in and head resting on her shoulder. It was amazing that such a boy could grow to such a fearsome size in his Werewolf form; but the girl's Hybrid strength would have made lifting up even a bodybuilder easy.
There was too much on her mind to remember to look for anything she might have liked to bring with her, but if she'd stopped to think on it, there wouldn't have been anything truly worth-while to stop and grab that she might not already still have in London, assuming that's where Dane was taking her. Lucia's most coveted possession was a necklace that had been given to her by her father, which she always wore.
Quietly, the young woman followed Dane barefoot up the stone steps to the main floor of the Den, Pablo in arms. Not even halfway up the stairs, Lucia could smell the thick aura of pain and recent death, crawling slowly into the stairwell and filling the air. The power was overwhelming and Lucia's polite and calm facade dropped for the slightest of moments; taken over by the most base, animistic part of her, hungry and sadistic. For that moment, the girl was paralyzed and glad that Dane was not facing her to see. The walk to the back of the Den was a blur, as every step required the utmost concentration to move forward in the direction the Vampire was taking her. That Lucia made it to the back door at all was a surprise. Her parentage left her with little to none genes of a Human, and every fiber of her being was screaming, needing to lash out and feed, to be part of the destruction, to cause pain. Anger, hate, hunger of every form; only satisfying those needs would satiate the girl and make her happy. Yet somewhere inside, there was a voice, familiar, but one Lucia had not heard in years, telling her to calm her mind and take hold of herself. To remember to breathe... Raven's voice, telling her soon she would be out of here for good...
No. Not Raven's voice.
Blinking, Lucia looked up and stopped just before running into Dane. His touch was not physically warm, but was a comfort nonetheless and helped to calm the violent stirrings within. She smiled pleasantly, genuinely; she believed her father had trusted Dane, so of course, "I trust you, Dane." Lucia stepped out into the night with the Vampire Dane, carrying an unconscious Lycan in her arms.
Lucia beamed as Dane assented to bringing Pablo; her wide grin accented with sharp, white canines lit up the Hybrid's entire face, adding a mischievous glow to her crimson eyes. Scanning the area briefly for any trace of the boy's clothes, the Hybrid could find nothing that seemed to have survived, and so pulled the purple sheet from her bed over, wrapping the young man thoroughly to cover his nakedness. Bending over on one knee, Lucia reached under the boy and picked him up easily, cradled to her chest with his chin tucked in and head resting on her shoulder. It was amazing that such a boy could grow to such a fearsome size in his Werewolf form; but the girl's Hybrid strength would have made lifting up even a bodybuilder easy.
There was too much on her mind to remember to look for anything she might have liked to bring with her, but if she'd stopped to think on it, there wouldn't have been anything truly worth-while to stop and grab that she might not already still have in London, assuming that's where Dane was taking her. Lucia's most coveted possession was a necklace that had been given to her by her father, which she always wore.
Quietly, the young woman followed Dane barefoot up the stone steps to the main floor of the Den, Pablo in arms. Not even halfway up the stairs, Lucia could smell the thick aura of pain and recent death, crawling slowly into the stairwell and filling the air. The power was overwhelming and Lucia's polite and calm facade dropped for the slightest of moments; taken over by the most base, animistic part of her, hungry and sadistic. For that moment, the girl was paralyzed and glad that Dane was not facing her to see. The walk to the back of the Den was a blur, as every step required the utmost concentration to move forward in the direction the Vampire was taking her. That Lucia made it to the back door at all was a surprise. Her parentage left her with little to none genes of a Human, and every fiber of her being was screaming, needing to lash out and feed, to be part of the destruction, to cause pain. Anger, hate, hunger of every form; only satisfying those needs would satiate the girl and make her happy. Yet somewhere inside, there was a voice, familiar, but one Lucia had not heard in years, telling her to calm her mind and take hold of herself. To remember to breathe... Raven's voice, telling her soon she would be out of here for good...
No. Not Raven's voice.
Blinking, Lucia looked up and stopped just before running into Dane. His touch was not physically warm, but was a comfort nonetheless and helped to calm the violent stirrings within. She smiled pleasantly, genuinely; she believed her father had trusted Dane, so of course, "I trust you, Dane." Lucia stepped out into the night with the Vampire Dane, carrying an unconscious Lycan in her arms.