Senka opened up the letter carefully as to not tear the delicate, wet paper. She scanned the note quickly. "Your rooms in the East Tower." She stated before folding up the note and handing it back to the student, "Just go down this hall and up the first flight of stairs you see."

Lilee walked around aimlessly almost, just snapping her fingers and watching the books float around her going back to their rightful places on the shelves. The library gave her a sense of calm and peacefulness, it was a place where she felt like she could be her self. It's almost as if the books gave her life, gave her reasons to breathe, gave her the air that she breathed. The life of the library pulsed in her veins, alive and diligent, graceful and seductive. Lilee had no idea what lied ahead, but she knew that it may be time for her to finally break that shell, she held around her.

(clockreject... uh I think I had my character ask your character something...)

((Oops, sorry. I missed that))

Lilee's train of thought was disturbed when someone said something behind her and startled her. "Oh, pardon me, uh yes I do, I'm the Librarian." Lilee said smiling, "Is there something I can help you with?" she asked.

Zia smiled sheepishly and pulled out his book. "I have to return this book. It's, um... a year overdue." He mumbled the last part, pretty embarrassed that he forgot to return one book for one year. Sure, he didn't mind when he told his sister, but telling a complete stranger was a bit more embarrassing.

Lilee stared at the young man, she took the book from him looked at it, and then looked back at him. "Well, you definitely have good choice, I'll let it slide this time try and not let this happen again.." she said smiling. Lilee was never a mean or harsh type of person, so she didn't have a problem with letting the boy off. With a snap of her fingers, the book found it's rightful place on the shelf.

Ace leaned against a tree as he waited for the library to close so he could meet up with Lilee. He grinned as he thought of how her blood would taste and he sighed for he had no idea how to get it. Should he ask first or should he just attack and then explain? He never pondered too hard about these things, but this wasn't the random girl he was used to picking off the street. "Maybe I should pick a new target," He said rubbing his head. All this thinking was giving him a headache.

She said good-bye to the young man, and continued on with her work. Lilee couldn't help but look at the clock every five minutes. She was a little nervous about her walk with Ace, and she couldn't tell if it was a good nervous, or a bad nervous. "I'm sure everything will be fine.." she whispered to herself, as she sat down behind her desk and watched the sun go down.

Finally time had passed, she closed up the library and walked outside, Lilee wasn't sure exactly where Ace was going to be, but she had a sense that he wouldn't be too far.

Ace noticed the lights go out in the library and decided he should meet Lilee at the door to prevent anyone else getting his prey. He grinned at the idea and sighed knowing that he might not even get a meal tonight. "You ready?" He asked after she had walked out of the library in hopes of scaring her.

Lilee jumped a little when she heard Ace's voice, she was half expecting but she was so caught up in her own thoughts that she wasn't paying attention. "Oh, yeah" Lilee said smiling at him, "You know.." she continued, "This might not be the best idea.. considering you are a student here.." Lilee was so nervous she didn't know what to say. Stupid stupid, such a stupid thing to say she thought to herself, as she walked down a path that led into the forest..

"I'm probably older than you are," Ace smirked as he followed after her. He wondered just how smart she was and if she'd eventually catch on. Then he wondered if she would be afraid of him or intrigued or maybe even faint. He wouldn't mind that, it would be easy to drink her blood then. He would just tell her she was dreaming when she woke up.

"Oh, I'm not to sure about that" Lilee joked. Maybe he is... what I think he is... I could be possible... I've met a few in my lifetime, she pondered. "So, tell me a little about yourself.. cliche I know, but we have to start somewhere.." she asked, hoping to start up a conversation, she didn't seem to have a problem with talking to him.

Ace grinned, "There's not really much to tell." He said looking up at the moon and smiled, "I spend most of my time reading and I prefer to be outdoors. I don't remember much about my child hood, but those things are hard to hold on to when one has lived so long." He smirked.

"I can understand that.." she said, still trying to figure him out. Lilee started to think that what she thought he was, was true. What am I going do... maybe this is a trap.. or maybe he is just being sweet.. the thoughts wouldn't leave her alone, Lilee couldn't help but stare up at the moon through the holes in the leaves of the trees.

"So she's catching on eh?" Ace thought as he looked at her. He wondered what she was thinking and what her views on vampires were. He grinned, "What are you thinking about?"

I wonder if I should actually tell him my theory... "Well, honestly about you... I've been trying to figure it out.. I have my theories.." Lilee admitted honestly, but then somewhat changed the subject, "Where exactly are we walking?" she said, realizing they were deep in the forest.

"No where in particular," Ace shrugged, "To be honest I'm not even really paying attention." He laughed nervously at that, but he knew it was impossible to get lost since they were still on a trail, but even so... "But besides that," He said trying to avoid the subject, "I'd like to here these theories of yours," He grinned.

Lilee giggled a little, she was really nervous but comfortable at the same time, "Are you really sure you want to? I don't want to offend you or anything.." Lilee paused for a moment and then continued, "Well, I'm thinking.. old age, night time, outside.. I'd say vampire?" she stopped walking and looked at Ace, watching to see his reaction.

"I knew you were clever," Ace grinned and stopped to face her, "Yes, I am a vampire." Now he wondered what her reaction would be, especially if she knew he was planning on drinking her blood. Not that he would kill her, but most people aren't up to the idea.

Wow.. she thought. I was right.. Lilee wasn't shocked at all. "Well, I've met a couple in my life time, and you seem pretty harmless." Lilee watched him more, waiting for him to say something..

She paused for a moment, "There's more to this walk, then just the walk and company, isn't it?"

"Indeed," Ace said and smirked, "I am a vampire after all." She thought he was harmless, well he was in a sense.

"Well, what do you intend to do.. to me..?" Lilee asked quietly, she had a sudden urge to just reach out and touch his face. She didn't exactly know why, but she held back the urge, and waited for him to answer.

"You make it sound worse than it is," Ace said pretending to be offended by her question and laughed, "What do you think vampires do? Kill?" He then stopped laughing and sighed, "I'm just hungry, it's not my fault." He shrugged, "Mosquitoes do it all the time."

"I'm sorry, I really didn't mean too.. I don't think your..." she cut herself off quickly, "Hungry.."Lilee stuttered, "Oh.. Uhm..." She had run out of things to say, her body wanted to run, yet her mind wasn't scared of him, Lilee stood there just staring at him.

"Scared?" Ace asked leaning in and stopped. He wasn't sure if now was a good time, but if she ran then he doubted he could near her again and he really wanted to taste her blood. "Why does this have to be so difficult," He muttered pulling away. Usually it was easy, the girl fell for him and just as she was about to kiss him, bang, then she'd faint, he'd take her home, it was like nothing happened. He sighed in frustration.