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    “Blood stained the battlefield, as warriors tore each other apart. Metal clashed against metal as the warring tyrants fought. Only the screams of the doomed could be heard upon the battlefield that would forever be remembered by those who participated so long ago. After all was said and done, each faction departed, for they had wounded each other far too severely to keep going.”

    Darkness shrouded the senses of a lone figure as it sat atop the tallest building in the city. It had been ages since he had last seen his fellow warriors, and the fact that those who were immortal like him were cast into a deep slumber, did not lift his spirits. Things had gone downhill since the last war. The Nobility had gained control over the government and now controlled those who were too weak minded to care. Life for a human was like that of cattle. One only knew when they’d be killed in the shadows of the night. Silence surrounded the individual as he continued to sit atop the tallest building, with his eyes closed. It was night, the time when the creatures came and feasted upon those who were too weak to defend themselves. Even those who were able to defend themselves eventually met their end. Something had to be done. The teachings of a Mystic had been forgotten. The lone warrior would see to it that the Mystics would rise up once again and take back the land from the creatures of the night.

    The figure stood to his feet as he opened his eyes. The cities on planet Earth were advanced far beyond human perception. Only a single person ruled over all the land. He was called the president, and this particular president was the cause of such grief and sorrow. He was the leader of the Nobility. The Nobility is a group of vampires, werewolves, witches and demon who have taken over the government of the world secretly. They used their science combined with magic to restore the world in their image from its former state. Nearly all demons, werewolves, witches, and other dark creatures serve them freely. Despite their technology being great enough to create a blood substitute as food, they still prefer to feed on humans. They search for the destruction of the human race. The government is completely enslaved to the dark ones, yet no hero can be found. Tonight was no different. The figure watched as a pair of vampires chased a helpless human through the streets of the city. The lone figure flipped off the roof of the building and, while in mid fall, yelled a combination of words that caused his body to glow brightly.

    “Ancient Mystic Power!”

    The black haired man had been replaced by a blonde man dressed in all white. He landed on his feet atop an adjacent building far shorter than the one he had perched on earlier. Screams filled the air as the vampires closed in on their target. The woman fell to the ground and begged and pleaded for the creatures not to consume her, but they simply stared at her with hunger filled eyes. Stepping closer to the woman, she let out another scream.

    “Scream all you want, no one will help you,” one of the vampires stated.

    Both began to descend upon the helpless woman. Suddenly, they stopped in their tracks. They each stared at the man dressed in white who had magically appeared behind the woman.

    “Find shelter, quickly,” the man stated as he glared at the vampires.

    The woman scrambled to her feet and thanked the man before running off. He glared at the vampires and stood perfectly still. The vampires were eager to remove this slight hindrance from existence, but what they would soon find out was that this particular hindrance was more than met the eye. They dashed forward, intent on killing the man. Striking at the man, they both missed; however, when the man dressed in white extended his right hand, the vampires snarled. A odd colored orb began to form in the center of the man’s extended palm.

    “What’s that? Some sort of trick?” one of the vampires asked as the other dashed forward.

    “I’ll get rid of him, he’s nothing but a want to be hero.” The other stated as he closed the gap between he and the man.

    The orb launched, crashing into the charging vampire, sending it spiraling backwards; landing beside its fellow blood sucker. The man in white smirked and aimed at the other vampire who at this point was sweating and snarling viciously. It used its inhuman speed to dash forth and closes the gap between them quickly. It launched a barrage of feet and claws at the man, barely missing the man’s face as he flipped back to avoid the onslaught By now the other vampire had stumbled to his feet and was snarling as well.

    “KILL HIM!” it yelled causing the attacking vampire to charge.

    In a flash of light, the man dressed in white was now facing away from the vampires, standing behind them. Each turned slowly, but as they turned, their bodies slowly separated. Blood and guts spilled out onto the street beneath them and their bodies burst into flames. The man in white sighed and transformed back into his previous form. He left a note for the Nobility to find. It read,

    “Haakon,

    You thought the Mystics gone, but now we have returned. Your reign has come to an end. I, Naja, will see to it personally that you fall, along with the rest of the Nobility.”

    The man soon vanished, leaving behind the burned remains, as well as the note.

    Dorián & Kurama

    An alarm rang in the dorm room as two figures shifted in their beds. One eventually removed the comforter from his body and slammed his fist against the alarm clock, nearly breaking it in half. He glared over at his roommate and sighed.

    “Kurama, get up, we have class in like ten minutes.”

    Kurama sat up in his bed and sighed. He really didn’t care about the single class they had opted to take at night. He looked at Dorián and cursed under his breath.

    “Christ sake Dorián, you could’ve went without me, I’m tired.”

    “Maybe if you’d stop spending all your time flirting and shit, we wouldn’t have this problem,” Dorián replied as he stood to his feet.

    Being away from Naja meant that he didn’t have to constantly train for reasons he knew nothing about. He was happy that Naja allowed him to go to college in the city; however, he was very clear about making friends.

    “Tell them nothing of what you do, understand Dorián?”

    He recalled the conversation they had, and Naja’s final words before Dorián departed the base. He had no clue why he couldn’t speak on his training. He had been away from the base for about a year now and loved every minute of it, still he missed Naja. After all, he was only learning martial arts, something everybody wanted to know about, or at least he thought. He walked into the bathroom and got dressed for the class they had in ten minutes. Kurama had also made it to his feet and was searching through his dresser for something to wear.

    He had just taken off his shirt when a knock came at the door. Kurama glared into the bathroom at Dorián who simply shrugged. Kurama stepped up to the door and opened it slightly to peer out and see who it was.

    “Hello there, is Dorián in?”

    “Yea, hold on a sec,” Kurama replied, “DORIÁN, IT’S FOR YOU”

    Dorián pulled his shirt back on and answered the door. To his surprise it was Naja.

    “Dorián, I trust all is well?” Naja asked as he entered into the dorm room and looked at Kurama. In fact he never took his eyes off of Kurama.

    Kurama looked at Naja and was rather creeped out that Naja looked very much like a female. Still, he couldn’t help but feel as if he knew this man, as if he had known him long ago. Silence filled the room as Dorián looked from Naja to Kurama, each of them not taking their eyes off the other.

    “The time has come for me to reveal to you what I’ve kept all these years Dorián. I’ve tried to delay this, I’ve tried to do it myself, but it is becoming increasingly challenging. Kurama, Dorián, come closer.”
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    “I will one day break these bonds, lich!”

    “And I will be waiting to break you and cast you screaming back into the Inferno.”

    “I promise you, I will find your precious phylactery when I escape! Then, when you are once more rendered mortal, I will rip you to metallic pieces and drag your soul back to my charnel house!”

    The demon’s writhing stopped as the last of the bonds pacified it and it’s screaming. Haakon had bound the demon into a human body, anchoring the beast to the mortal realm to be used as a weapon if such dire circumstances called for it. He had other weapons, but none came close to giving him the power of a bound demon at his fingertips. One such abomination of metal, flesh, and magic guarded the door to the demon’s prison deep beneath the estate tower.

    He returned to the main floor, servants and guards quickly moving aside to remove themselves from his way. The balefires that served as his eyes pulsed as he noticed a pair of security troopers waiting for him in the foyer. In truth, the two were werewolves and one held out a folded note to Haakon. “We found this on the ashen remains of a pair of vampires this morning, sir,” one of them said as Haakon took the note.

    “That will be all,” the lich spoke, waving the pair away.

    Haakon ascended the elevator to the floors restricted only to high-ranking members of the Nobility. Haakon then used a special elevator to reach the top floor of the tower and entered his private room and office. He unfolded the note and read the sparse words scrawled on the paper. “Mystics,” he said to the empty room. “My day has now become rather interesting.”

    He crossed the room to his finely crafted desk and keyed a number on the wall-mounted communications unit. “Communications,” he said into the receiver.

    “Yes, Lord Haakon?”

    “Alert the rest of the ranking Nobility that I need to speak with them in the conference room immediately.”

    “At once, sir.”

    He left his office as the summons to his direct subordinates went out. A plan had to be devised quickly. If Naja found too many of the Mystics and awakened them, they would move too fast to take any action if the Nobility waited. Haakon returned to the lowest of the restricted floors and entered the conference room, taking his place at the head of a long table made from synthetic wood.


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    Evangeline had been hunting when she heard screams. Not the usual, terror filled screams from the humans that were their prey. The screams that signaled the end of an existance, at least for a pair of Vampires that had been hunting with her. "What...?" she asked, releasing her grip on her victim and flinging the body forward, blood dripping from her fangs as she licked them.

    She jumped atop a rooftop and began running in the direction of the screams. She could feel with everything inside her that there was someone out there who could challenge her, and she wasn't liking that one bit. The only creature who presented a challenge were werewolves, and the only mystic who presented a challenge was..."Naja," Evangeline whispered under her breath as she saw the man.

    "Damn Naja to the eternal depths of hell!" she said, chasing silently after the figure. She wanted to see where he would go after he killed the Vampires, what he would do. She was surprised when her eyes laid upon a dorm-like setting, and she snickered a little. "You are slipping in your age old man," Evangeline spoke to herself, climbing the windows and dashing into the nearest hallway, hiding in the shadows. If a mystic resided here, Naja had led her to whomever he or she was. Now all she had to do was find Naja and wait for the old man to leave.

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    "Master, Lord Haakon requests your presence. All the Nobles are required to attend."

    Caine looked up from his catch, growling low in his throat out of instinct. In this form, he almost grazed the wall with his head when he stood straight, but at the moment, he was bent over a corpse of a rather tasty morsel. Blood dripped from his snout in copious amounts, as he was still chewing on the remains of the victims once-beating heart. He took a moment to chew a little more, then answered the servant. "Tell him I'll be on my way soon. I assume he doesn't expect us to teleport there like he could, right?" He growled lowly, then shook himself to free his fur of the droplets of blood that coated it.

    Turning away from his prize, a mutilated body that you could barely discern used to be a teenage girl-child, Caine slowly reverted to his human form. As was normal, the vest that Caine wore bared most of his chest, which was a considerable size to begin with. The werewolf Noble ascended the steps that his servant had just vacated and re-entered the dining room of his estate. Ironic that he fed in one of the many basement rooms when the dining room was right there... He would ponder that later. He strode through the room and entered his foyer, where he tapped a few buttons on the interface next to the light switch.

    The pad beeped when the sequence was complete, and the entire house was armed with it its security precautions. These were only turned on when he left, as they were left to a simple detection security when he was there. He was all the defense this estate needed, so it was left to the plasma guns and turrets to defend when he was no longer there.

    Stepping out of his house, Caine sniffed the air passingly. He could still smell the blood of the girl on his hair... Damn Haakon for interrupting his meal. Without another thought, Cain half-shifted into his larger, travelling wolf-form, then sped off into the night.

    It took only an hour or so before Caine reverted back outside of Haakon's own expansive estate. As leader of the entire Nobility, Caine assumed the lich had the privilege of having the largest estate, though he couldn't see why the once-man needed it. As far as Caine knew, he didn't think the lich ever was actually AT his quarters. The werewolf purged those distracting thoughts from his mind and stepped into the teleporter that stood just inside the estate's entrance, which recognized him as a Noble and took him to the conference room.

    "Alright, alright, I'm here. What do you have for us today, Haakon? Rebels again?" He took a seat where he normally did, half-way down the table and to Haakon's right. His seat had been modified early on to support his mass when he leaned back, which he did now, propping his feet up on the table as he regarded the lich patiently.

    -------------------Meanwhile, in the frozen country of Russia-------------------

    The blast of laser-fire torched the target like a marshmallow within the flames, leaving the surface blackened and smoking slightly. The guard who was watching nodded appreciatively at the marksman's skill, especially considering she was a girl barely out of her teens.

    Nemine finally holstered her pistol, having had enough of her target practice for the day. She pressed a button and the target dummy withdrew into the wall, and would be repaired for the next time someone came outside to shoot. Nemine herself decided that it was time for lunch, so she returned inside her parents' massive mansion and called for her hand servant. Stanley appeared within moments, smiling cheerfully. "What can I get for you, my dear?"

    "Tell Demetri that I want lunch. Tell him to make it something... different." She said with a twinkle in her eye. Testing Demetri's cooking skills was a great past-time for her, as she never knew when the cook would finally run out of ideas.

    Stanley knew all about that and smirked slightly. "As you wish, my lady. Your parents were asking about you about an hour ago, they wish to speak with you."

    Nemine nodded and Stanley scampered off to fetch the cook for the heiress's lunch. The banshee girl watched him for a moment, then turned to the grand stairs that would lead up to her parents combined office/library. They usually wanted to talk about something to do with their business that she would inherit, so she prepared herself for the lectures. She didn't mind the lectures. In fact, she found them quite stimulating. She LOVED learning about the weapons and how they evolved over the years. With a smile on her face, she opened the doors to the library, wondering what they'd share with her today.

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    “Voices… they call my name.”

    Anartica is a cold hell for anyone who resides there. From its frost mountains to its flat ice covered plains, this place is almost void of any life, especially that of humans. Some wild life do live their however. Some of this wildlife include polar bears, walruses, and many species of fish. All was fair when it came to hunting for food. This wasn’t just something to do in the mean time, this was all about survival of the fittest… and so far Ira is the last human survivor on Antartica that he knows of.

    Ira was all alone… only himself to depend upon for shelter, food, company, and survival. It was hell, no one to help him with anything. He was constantly on the move in order to get near some kind of food and water source. He had to abandon the great Ice Castle that his family once lived in due to the fact that they all mysteriously died one night. He never knew what happened, but it was a massacre. Blood and organs were splattered amongst the walls as the remnants of their outer bodies were scattered everywhere. This had to be some kind of work from something unnatural he thought.

    He and his family believed in spirits of the northern wastes. They were somewhat like archaeologists. They would go around trying to find old and ancient ice caves and tombs when they wanted to learn more about Antartica’s history. Many of the stories told about great warriors or of great evils. Little did they know what would have come of this. While Ira would be at other parts of the Castle, his family would practice incantations to try to commune with the spirits. They would never truly communicate with the spirits how Ira could. Though it was faint, Ira always sensed something around him and couldn’t grasp upon it. He understood that some things must remain dead and buried forever.

    Ira was outside wondering the wastes this day. He was bundled up in his black cloak to block the horrid cold wind from frost biting him. He continued to walk as the snow crunched and would sometimes fall through underneath his feet. His vision nearly blinded by that of the continuous bombardment of snow hitting him in the face. His breath would fog up the air every breath he took. He would kind of slouch over and try to cover his arms around his chest and stomach area to keep heat generating so he could stay warm. The sad part about all of this though is that he was hungry and need to find some kind of food source. He had been searching for a couple of days trying to find anything that could be remotely edible but to no avail find anything.

    “This cold… the void… is this what the world really is? Where the ones who died in my home the only one of my kind alive? How will I continue… what is my existence… why am I hear… I am alone…” He said as his teeth somewhat chattered as the wind would blow heavily and nearly take his breath away.

    It had been 5 years since that massacre happened. He has always lived in Antartica with his family. Now that they are gone… it was up to him to live or die. His will would fade, but would never break. He was a fighter for his existence though questioned about it. Constantly did life beat on him mercilessly in this cold hell… but for how much longer?
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    “Stop or I'll open fire!” Was the sentence echoing through the heavy rain and ricocheting off of walls across the small town. Instead of heeding the warning the crook darted around a corner and from the sounds of it ran into something.

    All the officer heard was a grunt followed by a body hitting the wet pavement. “What the hell?”

    As he crept to the corner to try and see what happened without something possibly happening to him, a figure emerged wearing mostly black with red-brown hair just past the ears and a disgusted look on his face.

    The cop peered around the corner and saw the perp lying face down in a small pool of blood. He also noticed that there was a bloodstain on the wall his body was facing. “Uh, sir did you do this?” he asked, nervously.

    “If I did?”

    “Well I’m going to have to bring you in for what looks to be at least attempted murder.” The officer explained before slowly pointing his gun towards he man and pulling out handcuffs. “Please don’t resist and this’ll go a lot smoother.”

    “You touch me with those and things will get a lot messier.” He warned.

    “Listen, put your hands up and let’s get this over with, alright?” the officer pleaded before placing a hand on Renshi’s shoulder.

    The instant he felt the hand, he dropped his shoulder, spun around and back-handed the poor policeman to the ground. “Hey! You son of a… what the hell?” he muttered as he looked up to see that he was the only one in the alley. “Where’d he go?”

    *********************

    “Tch… one more city to add to the list of ones I’m probably black-listed from…” Renshi thought to himself as he strode down the sidewalk, fists in his pockets and eyes straight-forward.

    Getting into a scuffle wasn’t anything new for him, in truth it was a regular occurrence that was getting to be boring. In every city and town he wound up staying in, someone eventually wanted a fight with him and nobody had really been able to touch him. Just street trash trying to earn credibility by beating up the new guy, then being sent back on their way with various injuries.

    “Hm… that smell…” he thought to himself as he froze on a street corner, the flashing signal to cross the street illuminating the nearby area. “That smells like blood… fresh blood too.”
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    Heavy rain ricocheted off the concrete streets. People all around scrambled to find shelter in order to escape the down pour. He was in Puerto Rico, but he knew that the heirs to the Mystic power were spread out all over the world. A sigh escaped the ancient Mystic’s lips as he looked at the two boys in front of him. He sensed the presence of malevolence. He knew far too well that he had been followed. Shaking his head, he looked from Dorián to Kurama before instructing them to sit.

    “You two have heard of vampires, demons, werewolves and warlocks right? Well, imagine if all the stories you heard were actually true. Vampires, werewolves, demons and warlocks ravaged the land without any single entity to stop them. One day, creatures of various races decided to stand against these evil forces and put an end to their destruction. For you see boys, there is much that you don’t know, but deep down there is a lot that you do know. Do you believe in psychics?”

    Kurama and Dorián looked at one another and shrugged.

    “Not really,” Kurama replied as he looked at Naja with an annoyed look. It was near 9 PM, and he was already bored and upset with being awakened at such an odd time.

    “Kurama, there is more to you than meets the eye. If I told you I could read your mind would you believe me?” Naja asked with a smirk.

    “That’s a bunch of bullcrap, no one can possibly read other people’s minds,” Dorián said, he too with an annoyed look on his face.

    “Ah, you think so huh? Dorián, you are quite the faker. Your mind tells me that you’re thinking of meeting someone after class. You’re thinking that what I am saying is half way true. You’ve seen things; you’ve been noticing things here and there. The same goes for you Kurama. Your mind is somewhere else. You’ve thought about trying out for the football team, and your favorite color is pink. You are an only child and your mother suffered a heart attack when you were young. Or at least that is what you think.”

    Dorián and Kurama looked at each other and then at Naja. They were freaked out severely and Kurama had started to twiddle his thumbs which signified his nervous state. Dorián stood to his feet and said nothing.

    “How do you know all of that?” Kurama asked shocked.

    Naja simply smirked and held out his hand.

    “There are more like me. I can take you to them, but only if you are willing. The first is a man named Renshi. He is able to produce FIRE with his mind. I know you’re thinking of my stories as false but I assure you they are true. We must make haste, for a fear we are not alone. Simply take my hand and we shall be transported to Renshi’s location.”

    Kurama looked at the outstretched hand of Naja and backed up as best he could while sitting. Dorián looked into his “father’s” eyes and had a sinking feeling that this man was telling the truth.

    “If I go with you, will you promise to tell me the truth about EVERYTHING?” Dorián asked.

    “Can you handle the truth?”

    Dorián stepped forward and placed his hand onto Naja’s. Kurama continued to sit in one spot, too freaked out to move.

    “Kurama, what do you have to lose? Don’t you want to know if all of this is true?” Dorián asked.

    Kurama pondered it for a moment and finally stood to his feet. He reluctantly placed his hand on top of Dorián’s while closing his eyes. The room filled with a bright light and soon became vacant. Moments later the trio appeared in Japan. The area they appeared was down an alleyway. Naja looked around and noticed a man lying in the rain covered cement. He was clearly dead, but another man had been knocked unconscious. A police officer to be precise. Naja knew then and there that he was in the right place. This Renshi was a black sheep if anything. He was the type to try and be heroic yet it often backfired on him and it ended up with him breaking the law. A smirk once again crossed the old mystic’s face as he stood to his feet, having stooped to check them fallen men.

    “Come, he is close, I can sense him,” Naja stated as they vanished once more.

    They appeared shortly after directly in front of Renshi. Naja glanced at the male and stepped forward.

    “Ah, so you are Renshi. It is rather nice to meet you Renshi, I am Naja. Let me ask you something. Have you noticed anything strange lately? Things such as the shadows moving, or dead bodies turning up with mysterious markings? Or perhaps you’ve noticed the government officials acting strange? Do you believe in the creatures of the night my dear boy?
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    Breathing is getting harder as Ira kept continuing through the frozen snow covered plains of Antartica. The wind was picking up and the blizzard getting harder to see through, he needed to find some place to atleast calm the wind. Though still slightly blinded by the snow, he could make out an image of a great ice wall in front of him with an opening through the middle.

    “Maybe I can find some shelter and some food through there.”

    He was hungry and was needing to find a way to beat this cold. So a few minutes of walking later he finally entered the passage of the great ice wall. It was somewhat narrow, which helped break some of the wind so he could actually breath better. Walking through the passage, he noticed prints on the ground. They looked animalistic and was a sure sign of food and possible shelter nearby. He began to walk faster through the passage.

    A few moments of walking later, he spotted a cave in the ice wall that looked pretty deep. So he walked to the entrance of the cave and could hear something in the back. It wasn’t too deep of a cave, but whatever was in the back of it, wasn’t visible to the naked eye. He began to squint when all of the sudden a polar bear began to charge.

    “Damnit!!!”

    He yelled as he pulled out a hunting knife and began to step to the side of the opening of the cave. The bear then stopped and stood up trying to intimidate Ira. Ira held his ground and kept the knife ready as the bear watched and roared at him. The bear finally got tired and dropped down to all fours and began to charge again.

    “I’m not going to die by you vermin.”

    He said as he began to ready himself for the right time to strike. The bear then leaped in the air with its mouth open and was heading reading towards Ira’s face. Ira with the right timing and knowledge of being a hunter for survival, took a step to the side and jammed the knife inside the bears mouth, up into it’s brain. The knife was sturdy enough that it didn’t break. The bear then fell to the ground while partially tackling Ira to the ground. It was time for him to eat at long last… and hopefully the cave had something in it to build a fire.

    After many hours of cutting up the bears carcass, skinning the bear, and finding some burnable objects in the cave, Ira began to cook the bear meat with the fire he created. He would place some of the bear fur into the fire for added heat and to keep the fire going every once in a while. It stunk horribly but it was better than dying to hypothermia. He used dead animal bones to make a object to where he can cool his food. He began to turn the meat round and round until it was decently cooked. Without hesitation, he then took the meat and began to eat at it franctically. He was almost starved from not eating in days.

    Another hour late he was done eating. He was filled up and somewhat relieved that he was able to live another day. All of the traveling did fatigue Ira a bit though. It had been a great while since he had rested and it was the perfect time to sleep. So he then layed back on the ground and turned to his side. His eyes were closing slowly as he said…

    “Is it too much to ask for someone to be here with me? Another one of my kind to atleast have some company… it kills me to think that I’m actually the only one left of my kind. I haven’t had another human to commune with in so long.”

    He said while his face was looking out of cave, watching the unrelenting blizzard show its fury to anything that stood before it. He then closed his eyes completely and began to hear voices again.

    “They come back for me… what do they want of me… how do I please them… are they real… or is it an illusion from where I have been lonely for so many years… so tired… need to sleep…”

    Ira then dozes off into a deep slumber…

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    "It has been a while, hasn't it?"

    Scarlett's red eyes stared firmly at the ruler of the dead, her mentor. The moment was bitter, and not one of those clichéd, touching reunions. A light snowfall swirled between the two; the land around them was barren, frosted with ice and draped with snow. Only a few meters behind them was a dark cave, an entrance to Hell. Scarlett danced upon the limited memory of her past, people and places she knew centuries ago. It never occurred to her that she would have to re-encounter any of it, and she certainly didn't want to.

    Scarlett's expression remained cold and emotionless as she spoke. "Four hundred years, if my timing is correct."
    The dark figure nodded. He turned around, he was at a loss for words.

    Scarlett reached out a pale hand from her long, sleeveless cloak, and hung it on devil's shoulder, turning him around.
    "Well, nice to see you again," she lied. "I'm in a rush, so, I'll see you again in the next...century or so." Scarlett smiled and stepped back, escaping in a flurry of snow.

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    The demon resurfaced back into form at a admirable estate. Haakon's estate. The building was wired with all kinds of security precautions, and lined with guards at the entrance. The guards paid no attention to Scarlett as she entered the front doors, where she was greeted by one of Haakon's servants from the communication's unit.

    "Demon of the Nobility, it is great that you've arrived. Lord Haakon wishes you, as well as the other nobles, to attend an important meeting in the conference room."
    Scarlett nodded. "Very well. You may go."
    The man raised his head and walked away. Scarlett sighed. What does that lich want now?

    Scarlett took a considerable amount of time staring at the floor before she teleported to the upper levels of the building. She pushed away the feeling coming from the basement and stepped into the conference room. The werewolf was already in his place, slumped in his seat with his feet propped up on the table as usual. Scarlett removed her hood and assumed the seat across from the wolf.

    "What's the problem today Haakon?"

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    Nighttime. One of the most dangerous times of day, not including supernatural threats, but also one of the best times for a bonfire.

    Marissa stoked the fire a few times more, and for a moment she gazed through the flames at the rolling waves of the shoreline. Tara would be back soon with the marshmallows; the boardwalk wasn't particularly crowded now, since most of the shops there were closing up for the night, but that was also cause for some concern. The Gayle family was no stranger to the supernatural, and Marissa herself was living proof of it, but she didn't know yet which myths were true and which ones weren't. And didn't nighttime usually mean...?

    "You smell so good, baby."
    "Piss off, creep."


    Marissa looked up. Tara was on her way back, right on cue, but so was a certain uninvited guest: a skinny leather-clad man with an overdose of hair gel on his head. His complexion made him look sick, even in the darkness, and his attitude didn't seem to be any better. Marissa stood from her position on her beach towel and walked slowly toward the boardwalk, just as the biker guy was moving to block Tara's path back to the beach.

    "You don't understand." He said, roughly gripping Tara's forearm. "You smell really good. And I haven't eaten all day."

    Tara flinched. She thought she could see a sharp point to one of his teeth, but ignored it when he wouldn't stop commenting on her smell. "Is that supposed to sound romantic? Because frankly, it's disgusting."

    This time the man did not say anything, but instead moved to drag Tara off somewhere, until Marissa arrived at the boardwalk. "What's up Tara?" Marissa said, feigning ignorance. She tried to look surprised upon seeing the creep up close. "Oh, I'm sorry. Am I interrupting something?"

    Now the man looked angry, and Tara and Marissa could both clearly see the deep red coloring of his eyes and the razor-sharp teeth he'd been hiding before. He was definitely not human, and everything about his appearance now seemed demonic.

    "You have no idea, bitch!"

    "Hey!" Tara promptly responded with a hard punch to the side of the demon's jaw. "Nobody talks to my sister like that!"

    The demon responded by shoving Tara back to focus more completely on Marissa. Who did this bimbo think she was, waltzing in and interrupting a perfectly good meal? He ought to take her as an appetizer first, then focus on the blonde who punched him.

    But by letting go of Tara, the demon only gave Marissa the opening she needed. The younger girl immediately ran for the side of the dock overlooking the ocean, but the demon caught up to her as she was climbing over the side. He had already expected the little bitch to try to run away from him.

    But he didn't expect her to jump off of the dock. Losing his balance, the demon fell with her into the cold nightly waters below.

    Both rose to the surface fairly quickly, and in a rage the demon made a grab for Marissa and slammed her against the concrete beam supporting the dock above. Baring his teeth, the demon moved to bite the front of her neck, but something suddenly pushed out of the water and whacked him on the front, pushing him under the surface. He glimpsed it again from underwater, and clearly recognized it as a large fish tail, attached to the girl herself.

    "What the fuck?!" The demon sputtered as he poked his head above the surface. Marissa didn't answer him, instead sweeping her tail again to knock him against another beam head-first. He slid downward, unconscious from the impact, but Marissa just dropped him off at the edge of the shore beneath the dock, then dove to a deeper level to stay hidden.

    Tara was already waiting with a towel when Marissa came up again, and used it to quickly cover Marissa's tail as she pulled herself back onto the sand.
    "Where's monster-boy now?" Tara asked. Marissa's tail was already changing back into ordinary legs, so Tara backed up to let her stand.
    "Unconscious, under the dock." Marissa explained as she stood up, and both girls began walking back to the bonfire. "No way the police would believe a demon-beast guy attacked us, but I doubt he'll be dumb enough to try that again."
    At this Tara's eyes widened slightly. "You didn't let him see your tail, did you?"
    "It was either that or let him kill me." Marissa said, but then waved it off. "Don't worry; he can't go public without having to confess to attacking you. No way would he be that stupid."
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