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Vampires vs. Werewolves Roleplay (The one with twilight charries)
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Cielo
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Jun 11, 2014 12:19PM
Sabrina nodded. "Yeah, while we're over here."
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Alek nodded and pulled out to drive over to the Blacks house.
Sabrina buckled up then laced her shoes.
Alek pulled up in front of the house a minute later.
Sabrina got out of the car, only to lean against it heavily with a wince when the motion sent a burning sensation through her lower body.
Alek got out and helped her back in. "I'll go get your stuff," he said. "Where is it?"
"Alright," Alek nodded, going up to knock on the door.
Sabrina settled back in the seat.Susannah answered the door. "Hey, Alek." she said. "What's up?"
"I'm just picking up Sabrina's stuff for her," Alek said.
"Where is she staying now?" Susannah asked, stepping aside to lead him to where Sabrina had been staying.
"Not sure yet," Alek said. "But probably back with me."
"Back with you? But I thought - " Susannah paused in opening the door to Sabrina's room to look at Alek, her eyes narrowing as she scrutinized him to any reason he might have changed his mind. But he looked the same to her. "I don't understand." she said.
"I'm not a danger anymore," Alek said, widening his now brown eyes.
Susannah gasped. "How's that possible?" she asked.
"Your half sister did it," Alek said, going in to find Sabrina's things.
"I would if I could," Alek shrugged.
"So...that's it? You just aren't a vampire anymore?" Susannah asked.
"For the time being," Alek said. "Did she put anything in any drawers? If so I assume you don't want me going through them."
Susannah shrugged. "I'm not sure." she said, and she looked through the drawers quickly, "Nope, that's it."
By the time he left the house again, Sabrina was no longer in the car, or the immediate vicinity.
"Alek!" Came Sabrina's voice from the forest directly ahead, followed quickly by a grunt of pain.
Alek ran forward toward the sound as fast as he could.
Sabrina was tried to a tree and Adrian sat on a branch above her.
"Why am I not surprised?" Alek scoffed, his eyes turning black with magic. "It's always you."
Adrian smiled. "Yup, me again. Get ready for phase two." she said.
"Of what exactly," Alek ask, electricity crackling to life in his hands.
"My plan. Duh." Adrian said, dropping to the floor beside Sabrina, a knife now in her hand. "Phase one was turning you human."
"And phase two?" Alek questioned.
Adrian plunged the knife into Sabrina's chest. "Phase two." she said as Sabrina's eyes widened in shock and pain.
Alek's eyes widened in shock and horror, and he sent the electricity flying into Adrian's chest.
Adrian laughed manically as the electricity hit her and she fell to the ground convulsing. "You'll have to do better than that," she gasped. "Look out for phase three." she added as she disappeared into her usual puff of smoke.The ropes tying her to the tree were the only thing keeping Sabrina upright as her eyes dropped and her breathing grew pained and labored, the wound at the center of her chest, right where her heart should be, bled profusely.
"Susannah!" Alek yelled, rushing to Sabrina's side. He untied the ropes and gently laid her on her back. He put his hands over the wound, pressing down hard to stop the bleeding. His hands started to glow and the severed flesh and arteries started to knit back together.
Susannah rushed from the house, her feet skidding to a stop when she saw the scene. "Oh, no," she whispered, before rushing over to them. "What happened?"Soon after the new flesh had knit itself together, it started to disintegrate, the magic unraveling until it was like Alek hadn't done anything at all. "Alek..." Sabrina said weakly, "Where are you?" she asked, her eyes searching but her mind so clouded with the pain and effort of breathing that she saw nothing.
"I right here love," Alek whispered, gently rubbing her head. "Adrian," he said, answering Susannah's question. "While I was inside with you Adrian came. When I came out, she stabbed her. Magic won't heal her, but I think you can."
"How?" Susannah asked. "Regular fire?" she added, conjuring up a fireball, "Because that and a night light is all I've been able to master so far.""Oh...I see..." Sabrina said softly, her eyes finally focusing on his face, then she giggled weakly, the pain so far over her pain threshold that her mind didn't register it anymore, the motion causing blood to bubble up to her mouth and she choked on it before continuing. "You look so...pretty...love..." Sabrina managed, then her expression twisted, but this time it wasn't from pain, "Why...do you look...like that? Such a...sad...expression." she asked, her eyes starting to lose focus again.
"Shh," Alek whispered. "Just rest love, don't talk." He turned to Susannah, "I don't know if she's fireproof like you. But you can make a flame that doesn't burn, right?"
"Not...tired...." Sabrina protested weakly even as her eyes started to slide shut.Susannah bit her lip, indecision on her face. "I haven't gotten it to work consistently." she said, even as she turned her focus to the fire that she'd had in her hand, trying to shift it to the kind that didn't burn and stabilize it.
"Sabrina!" Alek said panicked. "Stay with me love. Just try." He said to Susannah.
"Of course I'll...stay with...you." Sabrina said, and her breathing weakened further until her chest was barely moving enough to be visible. "I...love...you."The flame in Susannah's hand turned from orange to red, and she guided it to Sabrina's chest, where it flickered against her wound before dissipating...and doing absolutely nothing.
"Sabrina, look at me, stay awake, love," Alek said. "Try the normal flame, if she isn't fireproof it won't make a difference at this point."
Susannah nodded, but before she could gather another stable flame, white flames surrounded Sabrina's body, and then she was gone. "White...flames..." Susannah said, falling to her knees as the fire she'd tried to gather dissipated. "White flames are how firestarters die." she finished softly, staring in disbelief at the spot where Sabrina had been just a moment before.
"Well she's not a firestarter!" Alek snapped. He closed his eyes, going deeper inside his own head, looking for whatever Sabrina has put in him that brought him back to life.
"Isn't she a form of firestarter, though?" Susannah asked. The spark of Sabrina's life that sustained his was present, but was quickly morphing, feeling less like her and more like him.
Alek tried frantically to push it out, hoping that it could bring her back. But his already frail hope faded the more it felt like him.
