Theo
He'd been tracking the two brothers for two weeks now, and he was beginning to get restless. Everytime he had gotten close to his goal, the two Dhampirs had slipped from his grasp like smoke.
Today, they would not escape.
His icy sea blue eyes darted to a small blood stain on the dirty alley wall. It ran scarlet down the wall; this blood was fresh. Maybe a few minutes old, he guessed.
Filthy animals, he thought, his nose wrinkling at the thought of actually having to come into contact with these disgusting creatures.
He looked upwards, towards the apartment they called their home. He would have to be selective about the moment to strike. As deep voices rumbled from the apartment, he slipped into the shadows silently, breathing as little as possible. They were cunning creatures, ones that needed to be delt with quickly and as quietly as possible.
He slipped silently through the doors to the apartments, stopping outside the thick wooden door were the voices pertruded from.
The very sound of their voices made his neck prickle and his eyes blaze with undiluted rage. Yes, rage was the best emotion to feel at these times. The more riled he felt, the sharper the images of his perished family became.
He focused on the other side of the door, and with a quiet click, he turned the key in the other side, pushing the door open with his mind.
He slipped into the still room unoticed, creeping straight over to the voices.
Yes, they would be an easy kill.
