The Immortals' Realm Unleashed *Accepting*

[Lilo.]

"Nope obviously not. We should just go." Kadina stood up dusting herself off as if it was all over, but when she looked around, at all of his family, she knew they were going to come here. It was just going to take time. She grunted. "Fine, I won't go." She was just talking to herself. Because that was a normal thing for her to do.

[s y n]

Tristan fidgeted with his necklace, to keep him from blurting out some random thing. "I mean seriously, this is taking forever." he said, though he knew that he was just trying to keep an awkward silence away.

[Lilo.]

"Do you think they can hear us all?" Kadina questioned, wondering why the rest of the family had kept so quiet. Even Jenn, even though she wasn't a vampire or one of the family. She was just there hovering.

(writer's block sorry!>.<
Think it's time for the high league to finally appear?:')
Or wait a little?)

[Lilo.]

[Reply? :3]

[s y n]

Tristan was going to reply when the dark figures silenced him. He narrowed his eyes, knowing that each and every vampire there had tensed up, even just the slightest, at the mere sight of the High League. In only seconds, they were there, and Tristan had stepped forward to meet the leaders.

Darien stopped in front of Tristan, smiling as if he were laying eyes upon a lifelong friend, though his stare sent chills through the group. "Hello, Tristan." he said brightly, as if today were just a fabulous day.

"Darien." Tristan replied edgily. "May I ask what honor you bestow upon us now?" he spat sarcastically, supressing the growl that rose in his throat.

Darien chuckled. "You know why we are here. It is because of the children." he said simply, gesturing to Kadina. His smile instantly disappeared, replaced by a firm frown. "You know the rules, Tristan. You've broken them far too many times. We can't just let you off with a warning anymore. The word spreads around, boy - They'll think we've gone soft. Soon everyone'll be breaking the rules. We just can't allow that, can we?"

Tristan let out a low growl. "You know that this time the rule breaking wasn't intended, nor was it by fault. Simply an accident that you misinterpreted."

Darien snarled, though Dawn extended an arm in front of him, which stopped him and broke him out of his attack-ready pose. "You knew perfectly well what would happen. We don't appreciate humans being made into one of us; But we allowed it with no prosecution. However, we simply cannot stand for children who are not true vampires. You know what happens to the mother. You know what happens to the children themselves." he said, shaking his head.

Tristan glanced down. The one part he left out when explaining everything to Kadina - The part about what happened to vampiric children who were not true in blood. He bit his lip, remaining silent for a moment. "Yes. I do know what happens. I should not of allowed this." he said quietly, his eyes trained downward. He swallowed. "And I will take full responsibility for this situation. I will take the punishment fully. This is my fault entirely, and nobody else shall be blamed for my actions." he said, looking up.

Darien smiled lightly. "Ah, if only all law-breakers could own up to their mistakes. I was expecting us to have to take you in by force. I greatly appreciate you surrendering so easily, Tristan." he frowned once again, though. "However, you know what your punishment will have to consist of. It's a shame, really. Though, since you made this so much easier for us, we will not condemn you to death, although your punishment will not be in any form enjoyable." he said, moving toward Tristan.

"Thank you, Darien." Tristan sighed, dreading the punishment that would come. If the law-breaker was not condemned to death, they were very lucky - However, the torture that was their punishment often made them wish they were. He would be free in a couple of days time, though until then, he knew he would face endless pain.

Darien glared at Tristan. Seconds later, he dropped onto his knees with a pained scream, the crimson in his eyes washing over the gold. Darien sighed. "I'm sorry it had to come to this." he said. Seconds later, the horrible bone-chilling screams that came from Tristan ceased as he fell forward onto the ground, completely still.

[Lilo.]

"No! Stop Please! It's not his fault. It's mine. Don't hurt him!" Kadina screeched, leaning down beside him but she didn't want to touch him in case she made it worse. Sobbing because Tristan was in pain she buried her head in her hands. He was just so still. "What did you do to him?" She demanded, pulling herself up the ground to walk forward towards them.

[s y n]

Darien sighed. "Nothing major. He must be subdued before we take him back to our headquarters. He will wake perfectly fine in around twenty minutes. Two days, then we will release him. Until then, farewell." he replied, and suddenly disappeared. The High League was suddenly gone, along with Tristan.

The rest of the family began to take their own ways back home. The Wolf sat, gazing thoughtfully. He then turned to Kadina, his eyes somewhat hopeful. "Don't worry about him. The punishment is harsh, but he will be fine. It may not seem as such, but escaping the death sentence is actually very rare. He's quite lucky, really."

[Lilo.]

"Don't worry?" Kadina spat, sitting down on the floor. "You wouldn't be saying that if you were the one that loved him, if you were the one that had given everything for him, including your own life technically." She sighed, but glanced up at the wolf. "It's not your fault, don't let me take it out on you."

[s y n]

The Shadow Wolf sighed. "It is no problem. I understand." he said, rising to his paws. "I don't suppose knowing what his punishment is will help?"

[Lilo.]

"You know what his punishment is?" Kadina raised her eyebrows, there was nothing this wolf didn't know, probably. Apart from if he would be okay. "You must tell me, please." She begged, clasping her hands together like some people did when they were praying or begging for mercy.