Nine of Hartz
❤ Want to paint my lips red with your blood?~ ❤
- Joined
- Aug 14, 2013
- Location
- Western United States
The presence of the hunter completely surprised her, her attention snapping from her vampiric thirst to the swift presence that had wedged himself between her and the wolves. Her eyes immediately returned to their blue state and her teeth flattened as she watched the wolves be injured. She couldn’t help but curl her nose in disgust at the scent of Pennyworth’s blood being spilled, the odor more vulgar than the standard werewolf’s should have been.
We must be careful, that is a hunter. Belamine’s mount snorted irritated as her thoughts flowed within his mind. He stomped his foot at the ground hungrily before lightly shifting backward as the hunter approached them.
We should eat him, the steed thought, allowing his strong will to flood within Belamine’s mind. She shook the thought aside after contemplating it for half a second.
No, we must lay low. We need to kill a wolf and drain him of his memories to find out which one of us they are after. She thought back to her steed. Belamine knew that there were enemies that had been made back in Europe, so she needed to verify what this hunter was up to without drawing attention.
As the hunter approached Belamine, she simply sat upon her mounts back like a doll. She was smart enough to know that if one hunter could detour a whole pack of wolves that she needed to keep her guard up, even if she was an elder when it came to most vampires that roamed the America. She always needed to watch her back, for Victor had many enemies spanning across various continents and his werewolf blood had multiple ties to unknown packs she had never cared to learn.
Her eyes locked onto the hunters white eyes, quickly narrowing her brows as she caught a scent of vampiric blood on him. Never having seen or smelled such a confusing hunter, she lightly pulled on the reigns of her steed to force him to take a few more steps back. Swinging her leg over the saddle, she slid off and dropped to the ground. Swiftly taking a few steps toward the hunter to now prevent her steed from getting close, she lifted her hand and pushed it back on the hunter’s chest to stop his advancements. She allowed her eyes to stare into the white orbs of the hunter’s, her pupils flexing to a tight circle as she more thoroughly smelled him.
His scent was as confusing to her as hers was to him she concluded. She knew that she was able to mask her vampiric scent with various herb tonics she ingested daily, so she was assuming that he didn’t outright know she was vampiric. Slowly lowering her hand, she stepped backward and stood with a pose that implied she was a frail human female. “Yessir,” she said meekly. “I don’t know how you managed to fight off such large wolves.” Her tone was innocent and simple, definitely playing the ‘dumb damsel in distress’ act until she could determine whether or not the man would try to behead her with his silver sword.
We must be careful, that is a hunter. Belamine’s mount snorted irritated as her thoughts flowed within his mind. He stomped his foot at the ground hungrily before lightly shifting backward as the hunter approached them.
We should eat him, the steed thought, allowing his strong will to flood within Belamine’s mind. She shook the thought aside after contemplating it for half a second.
No, we must lay low. We need to kill a wolf and drain him of his memories to find out which one of us they are after. She thought back to her steed. Belamine knew that there were enemies that had been made back in Europe, so she needed to verify what this hunter was up to without drawing attention.
As the hunter approached Belamine, she simply sat upon her mounts back like a doll. She was smart enough to know that if one hunter could detour a whole pack of wolves that she needed to keep her guard up, even if she was an elder when it came to most vampires that roamed the America. She always needed to watch her back, for Victor had many enemies spanning across various continents and his werewolf blood had multiple ties to unknown packs she had never cared to learn.
Her eyes locked onto the hunters white eyes, quickly narrowing her brows as she caught a scent of vampiric blood on him. Never having seen or smelled such a confusing hunter, she lightly pulled on the reigns of her steed to force him to take a few more steps back. Swinging her leg over the saddle, she slid off and dropped to the ground. Swiftly taking a few steps toward the hunter to now prevent her steed from getting close, she lifted her hand and pushed it back on the hunter’s chest to stop his advancements. She allowed her eyes to stare into the white orbs of the hunter’s, her pupils flexing to a tight circle as she more thoroughly smelled him.
His scent was as confusing to her as hers was to him she concluded. She knew that she was able to mask her vampiric scent with various herb tonics she ingested daily, so she was assuming that he didn’t outright know she was vampiric. Slowly lowering her hand, she stepped backward and stood with a pose that implied she was a frail human female. “Yessir,” she said meekly. “I don’t know how you managed to fight off such large wolves.” Her tone was innocent and simple, definitely playing the ‘dumb damsel in distress’ act until she could determine whether or not the man would try to behead her with his silver sword.