Chuckling, Ava walked confidently back out of the allyway, brushing a stray lock of red hair out of her face. She reached back as she walked back onto the main street, grabbed her thick braid, and pulled the hairtie out. She shook her head, and her long red hair flared out and cascaded beautifully down her back. She looked down at her trech coat and saw that she had spilt a little bit of blood on it. She sighed and took it off, tossing it back into the ally where the bum would probably pick it up later. Now she was just wearing her dress in the cold snowy evening. Ava didn't mind. She couldn't really even feel the cold anyway as she walked down main street. She sensed a couple werewolves and a vampire nearby, and wondered absently if they could sense her as well.

Fang looked at Caprica and shook his head. "I would have to say no." he said thinking about it and then smiled widely. He kissed the top of her head and smiled. "So let's watch it." he said his hand still on hers and he pressed play.

The first reaction Devan had was rage. When Moonbeam struck him, he nearly raised a hand to strike her back. It was halted by her pulling him down to her level, and he bore his fangs before his hand shot up to snag the woman's wrist.
"You aren't my friends," the vampire said in a rough voice, turning his face away from the hand that cupped his face. Defiance rose within him, instinct fueling the fires of anger as he listened to Moonbeam.
He could barely keep himself from digging his fangs into her wrist then. Not because he was hungry, but because he was . . . insulted. At that moment, Devan didn't want to be friends with these creatures. He didn't want to be equal with them. If anything, he wanted them dead.
At Senri's growl, the vampire snarled, shoving Moonbeam away from him. "Stay away from me!" he hissed, his voice slurred. Training. Right.

Caprica giggled and snuggled up to him as the movie began. She smiled and kissed his cheek as she found herself engrossed in the movie.

Moonbeam hit the bars of the cage and made no noise as pain ripped threw her. She pulled away from the bars her back completely covered in blood and burned flesh. She looked at Devan and then at Senri. "Calm down..." she said smoothly though tears fought to well in her eyes. She looked at Devan and she knew he left her no choice. "I forgive you..." she whispered and before he could move she put her hand to the side of his head. Her eyes turned silver in a flash as she used his energy to heal her back. As their minds combined she allowed him to see whatever he pleased. He was not the only one with pain in his life. She had pain day to day seeing visions. She understood so much more then most anyone would understand even if they lived fifty years more then her.

Fang smiled and kissed her back. But he couldn't look away from the screen. This was just fasinating.

Senri watched with a frown on his face, and started forward when Devan threw Moonbeam against the bars of the silver cage. His growl built, but he was more worried about his friend than the vampire at that moment.
Her kind words made him flinch, and Devan gasped quietly when she took a bit of his energy. Seeing her sights, thoughts, emotions - it made the vampire cringe. When he knocked her hand away from him, it wasn't quite as rough as it could have been.
Senri started forward, his hand on Moonbeam's shoulder, as he bore his fangs at Devan.
I will kill you if you hurt her.
The vampire's crimson eyes widened, but he said nothing. Instead, he turned his back on the two were's, and shook his head. Don't even bother with me. In a sudden flash of thought, Devan pondered - Am I the one to start the betrayal? Am I the one that solidifies these were's despair? At that moment, it didn't sound like too bad of an idea. If anythin, he wished for it. Glaring at the other side of the cage, the vampire hissed, sounding feral.

Moonbeam looked at Devan and then hugged Senri. She then pulled away from him and looked back at the vampire. "Im sorry... I'm sorry that you took Senri away from his family. I'm sorry that I took him away from you... I'm sorry that I had to put you in a collar and in a cage..." she whispered tears welling up in her eyes. "I don't care how much you hurt me.... I probably deserve it... But please.... Don't hurt yourself..." she whispered and looked at him pleadingly. "Im so sorry that I took your energy... That I slapped you...." she whispered and looked at him. "I forgive you for everything you have done wrong... Not just against me but anyone.... I know you can't rewrite the past but trust me... People can change the future..." she whispered and then hugged him as her tears fell. "Im sorry.... But I'm not giving up on you." she whispered as she hugged him. He could throw her into the cage bars again she didn't care. She just wanted him to understand.

Devan stiffened, a hiss catching as it slipped from his lips. How can I stay mad at her when she's so . . . kind? The vampire kept his gaze on the bars of the cage, thoughts flitting through his mind as he pondered slamming her against their silver surface.
"Stop apologizing," he groaned, shaking his head slightly, Devan closed his eyes. "It's driving me crazy."
Senri watched from a few feet away, ready to tear Devan to pieces if he did anything to Moonbeam.

((Sorry. Short . . . gotta go get ready, and then I'll be back. ;)))

Moonbeam looked up at him and smiled weakly or at least the best she could. She looked up at him and yet she didn't let go of him. "Can you forgive me?" she asked softly. She could feel Senri's tension and she sent him comforting thoughts. She ment it when she said she didn't care how much he hurt her. Because she didn't believe he would hurt her much. She could see the goodness in him even though he tried desperately to try and hide it.

((it's fine and I hope you get back soon. ^.^ ))

Caprica smiled as it came to her favorite part with the Mad Hatter and March hare.

Lola, as usual, was prowling the streets, a devilish grin stretched across her face. She loved the power she felt when she was walking along humans. She knew if they had any idea what she was, they would have been in absolute submission. Lola never took advantage of these things, but that didn't mean that she couldn't take advantage of the fact that they were below her. She turned into a pulsing nightclub, settling down at the bar and ordering herself a beer. She was wearing a pair of black loose cargo pants and a tight red shirt that fit her rather nicely. She hair her hair pulled away from the multi-colored orbs, and she watched the entire crowd, as if picking her prey.

Devan shuddered, and then nodded. "Fine," he rasped, still stiff. Turning his gaze to Senri, the vampire narrowed his eyes. "If this is something to get me in better spirits, it isn't working." He snorted, glancing to Moonbeam once before carefully pushing her away from him. It seemed he'd finally gotten uncomfortable with her hugging him. That, and Senri's expression didn't help the matter any.

((Welcome all newcomers! I am thinking it's time to have Victoria run around and gather recruits to capture the werewolves, yes? ;)))

Fang tilted his head as he watched and then laughed. "They are crazy." he said and shook his head chuckling.

Moonbeam smiled happily and wiped her tears away. "Thank you Devan." she said brightly and then took Senri's hand. She nuzzled his neck reasuringly and grabbed Devan's hand as well. "Come on, we have alot to do." she said smiling happily. She led them out into the might air and she shivered from her now exposed back. "You owe me a new dress." she said jokingly to Devan and wrapped an arm around Senri. "Lets see..." she whispered and her eyes turned silver as she searched the place for a vision. She found one of a man stealing a women's purse outside the store just down the street. She blinked and looked at Senri knowing she had shared the vision with him. "Do you think Devan could stop that?" she asked softly as she walked with him.

Senri smiled a bit when Moonbeam wrapped her arm about him, and in return wrapped his arm about her. Considering what she asked, he glanced at the other male. "If he wanted to," the werewolf replied, watching Devan as he scented the air. A slight frown creased the vampire's face. Is that another vampire I smell? Devan breathed deeply again, narrowing his crimson eyes. He didn't even think about the woman down the street - his mind dwelled on Victoria and any other vamps in the area.

Moonbeam nodded looking back at Devan and then another vision hit her. She gasped as she was thrown into the vision. The council member was talking to Devan and another vampire. A girl whom apparently knew Devan. They were in a darkened room and more vampires joined them. All the vampires that Devan had pointed out from the previous vision when they attacked and captured her. She tried desperately to keep the vision going and she shook from the strain. She then nearly collasped in Senri's arms and her eyes turned back to normal. Tears ran down her cheeks as she knew what this ment. Devan would betray her... Why would he be there if he wasn't going to? She tried fighting the tears as she clings to Senri and wanted nothing more then to be braver. But she was so scared. She did not want to be a slave.

"Yep." She said giggling.

((Welcome guys, just a note, if you don't know, Abel and Abbot aren't rp characters but aspects of the story. good luck!))

As Tomoro walked with her packmates, laughing and joking, Tomoro saw Abel suddenly looked up at the roof. "What's wrong?" Abbot said looking too. "saw someone up there," He said softly still looking. Tomoro and Abbot looked at each other then looked at Abbot's red head twin. Abel looked back down at them, as one they shrugged and kept walking.

An hour later, when they had excited a boutique for women with Abbot blushing furiously and Abel smiling with immense pleasure, Tomoro and her boys all stiffend feeling the observation of a presence. It was a feeling that one usually got if someone was staring at you. Tomoro lifted her head and scented the air. "Whoever it is," she said, "they aren't presenting a threat. Probably just curious but keep your eyes peeled boys." "yes." Abbot and Abel said at the same time.

Soon, laden down with bags, the three were headed to a fountain in the middle of the town's square. Sitting down on the fountain's lip, Tomoro sighed setting her bags down to the side. Abbot and Abel quickly situated themsleves at her feet and leaned back on her legs, growling lightly in contentment. Closing his eyes, Abbot said, "i can't believe we managed to get a job at that boutique! Though it mght have had something to do with Tomoro's hidden talent at clothing design." Tomoro, looked away, embarrased. Then he opened one eye and glared at Abel, "i believe it even less they hired such an obvious pervert like you!" Tomoro laughed and stroked their hair, laughing even more when a very righteous Abbot punched Abel in the gut for some inappropriate comment about the manager's, hmph, feminine wiles.

"I think she wanted the complete set of handsome boys not just one," Tomoro commented. Abel immediately latched on to that comment. "handsome, are we?" he said wiggling his eyebrows but then ducked as Abbot made a swipe for his ear, barking "show some respect!" after chuckling for a few minutes, Tomoro slid down and joined the boys on the cobble stone. Humming, Tomoro began to sing softly. The boys looked over her head staring at each other in amazement at the deep and melodious voice coming from their alpha. Recognizing the song, they joined in, Abbot's tenor and Abel's alto combining with Tomoro's so that the song about the lonely wolf swelled in the darkness.

Devan pulled his hand away from Moonbeam's, and his red eyes narrowed. Something was wrong with the woman, though he disregarded it. Instead, he turned his gaze out to the night sky, still scenting the air. There were many others - vampires. A slight grim smile crossed his cold face, and Devan looked back to Senri and his mate for a moment.

Senri held Moonbeam to him with a worried expression. Fear radiated off of her, and he hated it. "What did you see?" he whispered, supporting the woman carefully. Just as he spoke, Devan took a few steps away from the couple, sighing.

Moonbeam looked up at Senri and wiped away her tears. "Please don't get angry..." she whispered as she reached up and placed a small hand on the side of his head. Her eyes turned silver and she showed him what she had just seen. Once the vision ended she held onto him wishing beyond else that she didn't have these stupid visions anymore. She hated it. She didn't want to be plagued with fear because she knew the horrible things that were going to happen. She looked at Senri and put her head on his chest. "Im so scared.... I-I thought.... He really wasn't going to turn on me..." she whispered. She was so torn right now. She wanted to believe that Devan would change and be good like in one vision and yet in this other one seeing him plotting she couldn't believe he would ever change.

Ava yawned again, her eyes turning back to ice blue as she went off her blood-high. As she walked, she sensed one particular trio that caught her attention. A very strange trio indeed. It even made her stop in her tracks and frown. A single vampire with two werewolves. She hadn't really worked on her sensing skills, so it was a bit hard to hone in on where exactly they were.

((oh, tomoro's not a vampire. she's a wolf too.))

((Are you directing that comment to me? Ava was sensing Moonbeam, Senri, and Devon.))

((:lol: There are quite a few groups all of a sudden. ;)))

Senri trembled for a moment - rage and fear. Stroking Moonbeam's hair, he crooned comfortingly to her, praying that the vision was a lie. Glancing up to locate Devan, the werewolf let a snarl tear through his chest, and he pulled away from Moonbeam gently. The vampire was gone.
He slipped away while you were showing me your vision. The tall youth trembled again, fighting back a howl. We need to find him.

Devan took another step away from Senri and Moonbeam as the woman reached up to touch her mate's face - and disappeared into the shadows when they weren't watching. His uncanny speed took him many blocks from the couple before they noticed. The vampire let out a bark of bitter laughter, and shook his head.
Perhaps I am the one who will betray them.

Moonbeam looked up shocked and then turned around trying to find Devan. Instinctively she called his name. "Devan!!" She prayed that her fears were fake and that somehow Devan wasn't going to do such a thing. She had two choices. Either kill him as herslave or release him and let whatever he chose happen. Either option was risking alot and she sniffed the air. She found his scent and without another thought she took off. She skidded to a stop infront of the alley Devan was in and her heart was pounding. "Devan-" but she couldn't finish as she gave a heavy cough. Her eyes widened as she realized what was happening. She was catching cold. With her bare back in the wind, the vision leaving her weak, and the now falling snow she was the victim of the cold. She sneezed and shivered. "Devan, why'd you run-" but she couldn't finish as another cough shook her body. Why didn't I listen to Fang? This little cold could turn into the flue in a second with my imune system...

Ava was surprised when she sensed the vampire moved away from the werewolves. The vampire was close now. She smirked and turned the corner, seeing the male vampire standing in the middle of the street. She smiled softly and put her hand up, waggling her fingers at the male. "Hey there. Having some trouble with some dogs?" She asked, her voice smooth yet playfull as a female werewolf showed up. Ava's eyes flashed crimson as they directed themselves to the female werewolf.