Teddybear

She kept her eyes on her first set of companions as she responded, "Kinda. Most vamps get some kind of power-up from the turn, this just so happened to be ...

Briar kept her eyes forward. She didn't have the right to shift away from him, not with her background, but that didn't stop her from wanting to. The way he ...

Emily suddenly noticed her companions had gone missing. "I, uh, sorry, there were others here," She looked around and glimpsed them turning a corner, "My apologies, but if you'll excuse ...

Queenie finally snapped. Her interest in keeping Nitch comfortable vanished. She turned to him, "Congratulations, you're a vampire. Now do what the rest of us have to and take it ...

Briar appeared behind them, the blanket from earlier tied around her neck to keep it covering her shoulders and two makeshift bags in hand, "Incapacitating your target first assumes you ...

"I don't think you going extra far from your country has much to do with you being here," Emily said, remembering to be relieved that he wasn't freaked out by ...

"Oh, vamp is short for vampire. You know, people infected with vampiracy, functionally immortal except a few select weaknesses, like garlic. That stuff is painful ." She scrunched up her ...

She shrugged, "Safety in numbers. Plus, everyone's got a skillset. You never know who's useful, unless they're the type to try to trick a vamp into eating garlic 'for fun', ...

Queenie gave Kirux a warning look. One wrong move from him was going to send her over the edge. She didn't know the sign he was using. She huffed, running ...

"No, it's not helpful," she said, "Are there any more of ya?" She found a comfortable place to sit on the wall and plopped down.

"Not a clue," she admitted, "Where are ya from?"

Emily hopped to her feet at the newcomer's approach. She returned his wave with a grin. He wasn't human, that much was obvious, and he wasn't in any kind of ...

Emily skipped after them and took a seat on the wall, "I agree with Hideyoshi," she commented, "This place shouldn't be completely empty right now. Plus, I'm pretty sure that ...

Briar filed that away for future reference and gave a nod. She got up, a bit awkwardly at the conversations lack of a real 'end', and went back to gathering ...

Briar nodded. The polite thing to do would be ask Lasan himself what was wrong. The effecient thing to do would be to ask Mal. She resisted the urge to ...