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Vampires vs. Werewolves Roleplay (The one with twilight charries)
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May 28, 2014 02:20PM
"Such as?" Balthazar asked.
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"You don't want to share, niether do I," Alek shrugged.
Balthazar grinned. "If you hadn't turned into such a softie, I might have liked you, Petrov. " he said, then he dissolved into smoke and left.
Alek shrugged. "I'd never have liked you," he said.
After eating breakfast, and as she washed some of the dishes, Susannah turned to Jacob and said, "Actually I think maybe we should talk to Christian first"
"What about?" Jacob asked, leaning against the counter.
"I have some questions for him about this firestarter stuff." Susannah said.
"Alright," Jacob said, grabbing his keys. "Let's go."
Susannah put the plates away, then headed out, just as Sabrina came out of the woods, and barreled right into Susannah, knocking them both off if their feet.
Jacobs hand instinctually snapped out and grabbed Susannah's arm before she hit the ground; but he didn't have the time or presence of mind to catch Sabrina too. "Sorry," he said, offering a hand to help her up. "Reflex."
"It's alright," Sabrina said, standing up on her own, not taking his hand because her own were furiously wiping at her eyes, trying to erase the signs of the tears that had found their way from her eyes and down her face as she'd ran.
"You alright?" Jacob asked, both girls.
Susannah nodded absently, her attention on Sabrina, eyes narrowed as if she were focusing on or seeing something that wasn't there.Sabrina also nodded, but didn't speak because she didn't think she could keep her voice steady, and because the voice in her head - once it had departed - had left her with a painful headache.
"Anyone feel like trying that again with the truth?" Jacob suggested, not buying either of their responses.
Sabrina shook her head and moved to walk past them, while Susannah didn't seem to have even heard him.
Jacob let Sabrina go and turned back to Susannah. "What are you thinking?" He asked
"Was she glowing?" Susannah asked suddenly, turning to look at him.
"Uh.... No?" Jacob said, confused.
"Now I really need to talk to Christian." Susannah said, turning and continuing quickly on their original path.
Jacob followed her to the car and drove to Christians house.
When they got there, Susannah hopped out, and knocked on the door.
Rebecca heard the door and came down with just a robe on, tying it a little tighter when she looked through the peephole. "What's up guys?" she asked.
"Is Christian here?" Susannah asked, just as Christian, after hearing the doorbell himself, came downstairs.
"Here he is," Rebecca said, heading back to her room. She laid back on her bed and watched Zach while he slept, running her fingers through his hair.Come meet me at the boundary, Alek texted Sabrina.
Zach stirred slightly, murmuring her name in his sleep."What's up?" Christian asked, looking at them curiously. "Is everything alright?"
"Everything's fine. I think." Susannah replied. "Are you free today? This could take a while."
Christian nodded. "Take a seat, I'll be right back. There's something I've been meaning to speak to you about as well."
Sabrina was laying on the couch, and when she heard her phone chirp she almost ignored it, the pounding in her head not lessening despite the two pain pills she'd taken. But she answered it anyway, replying with, Alright, and was at the boundary about twenty minutes later, despite having run there.
Alek was waiting with his car, calling for her to get it as she approached.Jacob followed Susannah inside.
Rebecca kissed his head gently.
As Sabrina did as he asked, she said, "What is it?"Christian came back, a box in his hands. "You aren't going to like what I have to say." he said as he put the box on the coffee table.
Zach's eyes opened as he woke, and he smiled at her. "Hey beautiful." he said.
"Morning baby," Rebecca smiled back. Jacob took a step closer to Susannah, so he could help her deal with whatever was said.
"Seatbelt," Alek said, driving to his house.
As he sat up, Zach asked, "What time is it?""Sabrina came to talk to me the other day - apparently she has the signs of being a firestarter too. But that's weird because your firestarter blood is from your father, not your mother. I wasn't even completely sure she was a firestarter, but the more I looked at her, the more I saw it - she was glowing, like you did for a couple of weeks when you first came into your powers. You wouldn't have noticed because you didn't know what to look for at the time but - " Christian was saying when Susannah cut him off.
"I saw it today. She was definitely glowing." Susannah said, and Christian's eyes widened.
"That just makes me more right, when I wish I wasn't." he sighed, and then continued. "Despite that, though, she hasn't created physical fire, even while under emotional duress. Then, impossibly, I thought maybe she was a soulfire. Like a firestarter, but they don't create physical fire that drains their energy, their very essence, their soul, is made of fire. Immensely powerful, but ultimately detrimental as using the power uses the soul, and can kill them. But a soulfire is the second-born of a firestarter family. Never the first, and very rare as many firestarters only have one child. So...I may have tracked down some of your hair and some of her hair and some of your father's hair from the journal you left here, and I may have analyzed the firestarter imprint that's like DNA to a firestarter, and sticks to things that hold DNA, like blood, skin, or hair. And yours were similar. Strikingly similar. Similar enough to come to the conclusion that you may not be cousins at all, but closer blood relatives."
"What are you saying?" Susannah asked, the hollowness of her voice saying she already understood, but needed to hear it.
"I'm saying...you might want to talk to your aunt about why exactly she and your mother stopped talking." Christian said.
"What is it?" Sabrina asked, crossing her arms in front of her chest rather than reach for the seatbelt.
Alek's eyes flashed and the seat belt flew into place. "I talked to Henry today," he said. "He's not what you think."Rebecca reached for her phone to check, but it wasn't there. "I have no idea," Rebecca said. "All of our stuff is in your car."
Jacob was stunned, he had no clue how he should react.
"You mean he's not a crazy psycho who can't keep his hands to himself?" Sabrina asked dryly."Oh, right." Zach said, remembering. Then a grin spread over his face. "I will never look at that car the same way again." he said.
Susannah put her head in her hands, and Christian stopped talking to let her get her thoughts together.
Jacob suddenly blurted out the first thing that popped into his head, but wasn't sure he should have said it when he was done. "They're the same age, that would make them twins.""Well he is that," Alek said, "but that's not all." He stopped in front of his house and got out. "Come on. I need to check something."
"...Not if they have the same father...but different mothers." Christian said softly, making his main point.Sabrina hopped out of the car.
Alek lead her inside and up to the bedroom. "Lay down," he told her.Jacob put a hand on Susannah's shoulder, not sure what else he could do at the moment.
Rebecca smiled, wrapping her arms around him from behind and kissed his shoulder. "That's just how I feel about my shower, and my bed," she smirked.
"Why?" Sabrina asked, confused."Does Sabrina know?" Susannah asked.
"I haven't spoken with her yet." Christian replied.
Zach laughed, and stood. Then he looked down at his lack of clothes. "How should I get to my clothes in my car without flashing your neighborhood?" he asked.
Rebecca went over to her dresser and put some clothes on. "I'll get them," she offered."Maybe you should tell her when we get home," Jacob suggested.
"I need to take a look inside your head," Alek said. "Now please lay down."
"thanks. " Zach said."yeah...I guess." Susannah replied.
"And what is in my head that concerns you?" Sabrina asked.
"Henry, his real name if Balthazar, claims he linked your minds so if I kill him, it kills you," Alek said. "I'm going to check, and if he has I'm going to tear apart the link.""Sure thing," Rebecca smiled, kissing his cheek before she took off down the stairs. She was stopped at the bottom by the scene that was going on. "What's up?" she asked, concerned.
Sabrina just stared at him, obviously not understanding what he was talking about."Nothing." Susannah said, standing. "We were just leaving." she added as she moved towards the door.
"Bye guys," Jacob said, following Susannah out. "I'll give you a full detailed explanation later," Alek sighed. "Will you please just lay down."
Susannah got into the car without saying anything.Sabrina sighed, but laid down.
Jacob got in and drove away. "I guess we just go home now?" He asked. "Or do you want to talk to your aunt."Rebecca looked at Christian questioningly. "What was all that?"
"Alright, close your eyes," Alek said. "I'm going to put you into a deep sleep first."
"for now...let's go home." Susannah said."I found out some things that were hard for her to hear. " Christian replied.
Sabrina closed her eyes.
Alek placed his hand against her forehead and did the spell to put her to sleep followed by the one to get inside her mind. Jacob nodded, driving back to LaPush.
Rebecca nodded then went out to the car to get the clothes.
Sabrinas mind took the shape of a bedroom, not in Forks, but in ailey. the walks were pink, the rug white, a dresser and a wooden, white framed bed. there were pictures everywhere, moving images as the memories played out in frames on a nightstand or Polaroids hanging from string on the wall. they held childhood memories with her parents, as well as more recent ones with Susannah, and a great deal of them included alek laughing with her, in the weeks they were together. and Sabrina lay in the bed, asleep as she was in real life. but in a dark corner of the room, where her closet would have been, there was a dark, swirling shadow.
Alek looked around the room, gently running his fingers over the pictures of them. He held out his hand and created a small stone, which he threw at the shadow in the corner.
The stone was swallowed up and disappeared.
Alek's hands began to glow. He directed a beam of light into the shadows, hoping to break them apart.
Fissures of light seeped in to and began to crack the shadows, but they didn't break, barely seemed weakened.
The light got brighter and the beam bigger as Alek pushes harder.
