~Hidden Secrets (Vampire and Werewolf RP, accepting)~MOVED

[anarchy, inc.]

"If you say so..." Evam murmured uncertainly. "Lets get this over with."

[tweek;]

Kiah watched the two in utter silence, although she whimpered a little when she saw that Eztli had bitten Cavan. It had all happened a little too fast for her to actually see how she'd done it, because she was still in shock a little. But, she was calming down. "A-Are.. you two alright.. ?" She whispered, her pupils beginning to become more round - instead of slitted - as she began to lock Taras back in her mind.

Taras sighed and did as he was told, evaporating from the air and leaving Kiah exposed. He slithered around in her mind - his equivilent to pacing.

[Choco]

[Lol, no. I just had to leave for school and mum was already getting like: o.O]

Peryn ruffled her hair and smirked softly. "What's on your mind?" She asked with a raised eyebrow, a very faint smile on her lips.

Ryda laughed softly and rolled her eyes. "What's there to tell? I do dancing and drawing, and play the piano. Nothing too sporty."

Lilly smirked. "Why do you like this so much?" She asked as she continued to run her fingers through his hair.

Ketan frowned and sighed softly, stroking her cheek softly. "Is the pain getting better?"

[Tala Lakota]

Allie smiled and stood up, taking his hand lightly and following him out.

Quinton walked with her out to the deck of the ship and looked around, "Anything you want to do?"

Æsc chuckled, "You've no idea, but you learn to deal, plenty of vampires and werewolves never eat human flesh, so I can do it too."

Nene: She smiled slightly. "Yea. So, when are we going to tell Bran about or matrimony?"

Æsc smiled and shrugged, “I’m ready to go whenever you are.”

Eztli shot a look at Kiah as if she were an enemy before realizing who she was and looking away again answering, "Not particularly." She glared for a moment at the sunlight she was standing in that prevented her from shadow-porting, then, as she took a step towards the shadow of a tree Cavan darted over and grabbed her wrist just before she vanished. She couldn’t ‘port with him holding onto her or she’d take him too, defeating the purpose of being alone. His voice was pleading as he quietly said her name, “Eztli, w--”
“Cavan,” she interrupted, her voice low, she didn’t turn, but continued to stare at the shadows of the tree.
Cavan flinched at the warning in her tone, but he didn’t let go as he stepped closer to her and said, “I won’t stop you, but please, at least let me redress your wounds.”
She turned just her head to look at him, her expression was hard, hiding any emotions she might be feeling, but after a moment her face softened and she nodded.
Cavan sighed with relief and released her. She stood still as he unwrapped the bandages around her right arm and left wrist, cleaned the wounds from the recent fight with Lamia, and then rewrapped them with clean gauze he pulled out of his back pocket. He looked at her as he finished and smirked, “Do you want to go--”
“Cavan,” Eztli looked at him with one of those “Seriously?” looks. Then she turned her back to him and removed her shirt, revealing to him and Kiah, a black sports bra and a back covered in old scars and bloody bandages.
Cavan shook his head but didn’t say anything as he begun to unwrap her back, eventually exposing a vicious-looking bite mark on her right shoulder and a multitude of deep slices running all over her back and sides, adding anew to the already old scars. There was a hiss at Cavan’s sharp intake of breath. Last time he’d seen the wounds it was dark and he’d just thrown the bandages on there as fast as he could to stop the bleeding while she’d been unconscious, but now, in the daylight, he saw the true depth of them. Most of the claw marks went to the bone and the few that didn’t had shredded her muscles. The bite mark on her shoulder would’ve rendered a human’s arm useless for the rest of their life, as it was he could tell it pained her every time it so much as twitched. “Oh, Eztli, I wish you would’ve let me look at this sooner. I--”
“Just bandage it, Cavan,” Eztli said as if it were no more than a couple of scratches.
Cavan sighed and shook his head, but did as he was told. He tried to close the gapping wounds as much as possible before binding them, but without more tools than some gauze, there wasn’t much he could do.
He finally finished and stepped back as she pulled her shirt back on. “Eztli,” he said softly, almost inaudible to anyone but her. She turned and looked at him, her blank expression had turned to one of pain and sorrow and Cavan frowned and took her hand in his. “You know I love you right?”
She looked at the ground saying, “Sometimes a brother’s love isn’t enough.”
Cavan grimaced and said softly, “Still, you have it, and that’s more than some can say.” He leaned forward and kissed her softly on the forehead. After a second she stepped closer to him and wrapped her arms around him, hugging him tightly. He smiled and wrapped his own arms around her, careful to not put pressure on her wounds.
After a moment she pulled away from him and looked up at him, “Sinka won’t let me die.”
“That won’t help me sleep at night,” he said bluntly.
She flinched and looked down again, “I’m so sorry, Cavan. You’ve done so much for me, and all I do is wear you out. I’m a horrible sister.”
“Nonsense,” Cavan said with a smile and, placing a finger under her chin, lifted her head up to look at him, “you’re the best sister I could hope for. You make me laugh, you make my life interesting, and if I hadn’t grown up with you I probably wouldn’t be able to be with Kiah. There’s no other girl I’d want as my sister.”
She smiled and nodded, “Thank you Cavan, and I love you too.”
She stepped away from him but he grabbed her hand once more and said with a smile, “Atra du sundavar ono varda."
Eztli laughed and shook her head, “You’re such a dork.” Cavan grinned and raised his eyebrows. “You’re going to make me say it aren’t you?”
“I’m not letting you go till you do. Atra du sundavar ono varda."
Eztli smiled and shook her head then replied, "Un du garjzla aldri blindr ono."
Satisfied Cavan released her and she stepped into the tree’s shadow and vanished. Cavan sighed, staring at the spot she’d been in before, not feeling very much like the superman Kiah claimed him to be.

Thana shrugged, "Lots, Fintan, Gawain, Keenan, him," she pointed her thumb over her shoulder indicating the dead vampire, "and life in general. Why?"

[tweek;]

Kiah stared at where eztli had disappeared for a few moment. She then sighed, marched straight over to Cavan and punched him in the shoulder. It was weak, of course, and wouldn't even leave a bruise. Not even a red mark. Mostly, it was just to gain his attention. "You're an idiot." She said, simply, staring up at him.

Alex nodded, her teeth still clenched together. "Slightly.." She hissed, as the red in her eyes began to take over completely.

Crayon smiled, "My friend used to do it. Back when I was ten, or somethin'. I miss the feeling of it." He said with a small shrug.

[Tala Lakota]

Cavan started at the unexpected hit and looked at her. He shrugged at her comment, "I know."

[Lizzy17]

[Tala Lakota]

gfy, u can make emots

[tweek;]

Kiah sighed, "You're staring into space with a sad expression plastered on your face." She said, shaking her head slightly. "Stop it. No matter how much you want to, or whatever, you can't keep blaming yourself." She said, crossing her arms over her chest. "I know I'm not very far in this mess and I don't really know what's going on, but Eztli's a big girl. She's extremely intellegant and she knows what she's doing. You - of all people - should know that. So, stop worrying about her so much."

[anarchy, inc.]

"Piano?" Shaw asked, eyes wide. "Can I hear you play?"