Walking into the house she called home for at least a few years more, Liss sent her senses out to see if anyone was home, and found that only her mother was there. She went into the kitchen and greeted her, kissing her cheek and feeling the warmth emanating from her. That was the only thing she envied any human: their ability to generate their own warmth. She may be technically dead (or un-dead, depending on the point of view) but she could still feel warmth and cold, and she was constantly cold. "How was school today, dear?" It was a ritual that they shared every day at this time, and she somehow drew some comfort from it and was glad she had decided to live with humans. "Same as always, boring. But my classmates were talking about that neko that's been hanging around, she's the talk of the town." Her human mother cast a sharp glance at Liss, never ceasing her activities which were preparing the night's meal.

"You stay away from that woman, Lissandra Shale. I mean it, she's dangerous," the glinting knife she'd been using to slice carrots was used to make the woman's point, being used instead of a finger to point in the young woman's direction. "Your father says that nekos are always Hunters," and she kept on slicing carrots, but her attention was obviously still on her adopted daughter. Delia and her husband Doug, Liss's adopted family, knew that she was a vampire. It had been hard to hide it from them when she'd accidentally cut herself on a silver heirloom sword the humans owned and been violently ill for a few days. They had wanted to get a doctor, but she had told them it would do no good, and had been forced to confess her heritage. The duo had been startled and scared, until she explained that she didn't drink human blood, unless she was on the verge of death, and could get sustenance from regular human food, though she did like meat to be slightly pink on its inside. So the two had accepted her again and kept their eyes peeled for any threat to her. Like the neko woman that was currently in their little town.