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Post by Dorian Wilde on May 17, 2010 18:57:42 GMT -5
"..." Dorian stared when Cian told him what he did at the Academy.
"You are in charge of controlling the vampires?" He repeated, incredulous, "Fuck. We're all doomed." He had zero faith in Cian's capability after witnessing him lose it in the middle of campus grounds.
Dorian raked a hand through his air, not offering any information about himself. Who knew what this guy would do with it? Casually mention Dorian to his vampire friends and then set them loose? He smirked, imagining his parents reaction upon opening their door to a rampaging pack of animals.
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Post by cian on May 17, 2010 19:02:01 GMT -5
I don't normally black out like that. There aren't many rose bushes on campus. It's really my only weakness other than a picture of my sister. All vampires have at east one thing that will set them off and turn them into blood thirsty fiends. I haven't fed on anything but pig's blood in over three years. he said shoving his hands in his pockets. My name is Cian Dax by the way.
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Post by Dorian Wilde on May 17, 2010 19:15:22 GMT -5
Dorian's one eyebrow just kept moving higher and higher up his forehead as Cian explained. Eventually after he stopped speaking, he blinked, shook himself, and waved it off.
"Yeah. Right. Okay. Well, it was great meeting you, Dax," Dorian gave the guy a salute, having every intention of reporting him, "Would really appreciate it if you avoided the roses. And the ah... picture of your sister for a while. Like. Forever, would be cool. And nothing's wrong with pigs. That whole swine flu thing was just a scare, you keep to them... yeah."
And though it would have been smarter to walk away facing the crazy vampire, Dorian was vain enough to turn around. He was heading in the direction of the rose bush, which would hopefully repel Cian from following.
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Post by cian on May 17, 2010 19:33:54 GMT -5
Cian sighed as he watche dthe boy walk away. Once again alone.. doomed to always be alone. He hadn't seen Cerridwen since the night they had tea. He doubted he would see her again. And he had no friends, no family... even the one person he'd turned refused to talk to him. He shook his head and let the boy go, turning to go the other way. It was time to get indoors anyways. He could feel the sun beginning to crest the horizon. He picke dup his pace, heading for his single bedroom apartment like dorm at the university.
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