Bell relaxed, leaning back into the couch with his legs extended out in front of him, his head tilted back slightly. Bell was lounging, and it felt good to just...lounge around...He had finished his last container of blood more slowly, and was feeling a whole lot better. Those purple eyes were only half closed as he watched Tama and Aurora. Mostly he watched Aurora. "A fledgling is a big responsibility. You'll have to teach her to hunt too. No vampire should become dependent on surviving on packaged blood." With a finger he had indicated his empty container. "If something happens that leaves her on her own before she's ready, she'll at least need to know how to hunt." Though he was curious, had Tama ever sired anyone before? He didn't ask that question though, deciding he didn't really care about the answer.

Tama shook her head. "No sweety, not yet." When the girl had srunched her nose at her clothes she stood and offered the girl a hand. Lets go get you cleaned up and into some clean clothes shall we?" Tama smiled, her eyes not paying attention to the undressing man for it was disrespectful. When Bell was telling her about the way she would have to teach Aurora to sustain herself on her own, the elder vampire smiled. Tama had changed others before, but only when there was no other choice. The was once a man who had been shot and was bleeding out, almost dead. The vampire turned him and saved him, and taught him to survive on her own. He was taught to hunt with discretion, and make sure that he was never noticed. "I'm aware of what i must do, Bell. Thank you." She said, offering the man a smile before leading Aurora to the bathroom she had in the back, mostly for showering purposes. Yet the woman paused as a spirit floated passed her, whispering Angelo's message in her ear. "Go clean the blood off, and go into my bedroom in the back, pick something out for yourself." Tama kissed Aurora's forehead and glanced at Kane. Hunter. Front room. Now. Her mental words we stressed as she walked quickly through the vampire back room, headed towards the front.

Surely, I dont know what you mean." She said to the woman who was questioning her on the patrons that walked through the cafe. "Now if you will excuse me I must get back to work."

Suddenly there was a loud boom that erupted from the back room, a frenzy. "Shit!" Tama cursed under her breath and pulled the fire alarm. There was a brawl happening in the back, And on Vampire had thrown the other against the wall. Soundproof or not the whole cafe seemed to shake. On top of that two vampires was sent into a frenzy, it seemed she had missed some blood or Aurora's and had sent the two crazy. Tama's spirits sped around the room, trying to hold down the ravaging vampires, but with so many going insane at once, the elder vampire realized she had no choice.

As the alarm started to ring people were screaming and running out of the cafe, this is what Tama wanted. Get the humans out, no witnesses. Angelo, you know what to do. She said to the mans mind. This had happened before, a false fire was to be set in the kitchen for the firefighters to put out when they arrived, and by then she would vacate the vampires from the premises. First she had to calm them down, or make them unconscious, whichever came first.

Angelo cursed under his breathe as he heard the noise, he hated when things like this happen, always ruined his beautiful kitchen, he sighed heavily before he turned the stove eye on, putting a put on it and shoving some things into it before he carefully placed a dish rag next to it. He waited a few minutes as he watched the fire grow, giving direct orders for everyone to get outside now while he made sure that it was a rather large fire. "Fire!!!" he called out while the fire alarm was going off, the flames peeking out, he mumbled to Tama that she owed him a new kitchen, as he made sure that all the humans were out side the building. "I am going to go inside and make sure everyone is out." he said to them all as they waitted out side, heading into the back room to help take care of the real problem. "Tama we have less then 6 minutes before they arrive." he said to her as he grabbed one guy and tossed him out the door, this was always the part he hated, cooking is what he loved the most.

Moving quickly, he nodded at the message he got from Tama. He was going to get to the main room when he felt the cafe shake a bit. Kane almost cursed. This was going from bad to worse. First there was a hunter, but now there was a fight with some vampires. That much he understood. And now they had to call the ambulance for a fire they had to create. Angelo was definitely not going to be happy about this one. He helped usher customers out of the cafe quickly. Once they did that, he almost sighed. "An eventful day, isn't it." he muttered to himself.

Kat's eyes widened in surprise as she saw Angelo come out of the kitchen yelling something about a fire. Maybe there was a problem with the vampires. Too many things happening tonight. She helped move some of the people safely out of the cafe with some help from Kane and the others. Once that was done, she frowned. Her clothes were still in there. And she needed them for work the next day. Rolling her eyes, she used the other entrance. The one closer to the back since it was foolish to go back in through the front with the fire.

Aurora smiled softly, she had thought of what she was gonna do with the dolls when she heard Bell mention teaching her. Why did she need teaching anyway? She'd been bonded to a vampire, and he had loved to talk, but then again, maybe she shouldn't listen to what that insane psychopath had to say...Standing with a little bit of help, she moved to the private bathroom Tama had, not really noticing that the woman had kissed her forehead and left, she just really wanted to get rid of the blood all over her. Grabbing a towel before she threw off her clothes, saving only her undies, she stepped under the warm spray. Washing all over and washing her hair a few times till the water ran clear, she relaxed and stepped out after turning off the water. Toweling off, she wrapped it around her frame before slipping to Tama's room.

Once inside she peeked around, finding a bra that would fit and a short kimono that looked nice. Tying the obi in place, finding a ruby tie, she left the room, loosely braiding her hair, the ribbons she'd had in her hair before wrapped around her wrists. She'd almost made it back to where she'd rewoken when she felt the mini quake followed by the alarms. Running barefoot to the main room she looked around as the place emptied quickly, Adin already outside to make sure and keep people from stampeding all over everyone else as they ran.

Bell was on his feet after the shake of the building, then the alarms sounded. He could slip out, leave all the others to fend for themselves. He wasn't sure what was happening, and he didn't really care at the moment. Bell was ready to look out for himself and only himself, however, he didn't make a mad dash for the nearest exit. Though while he stood there, still trying to decide what to do, Aurora exited the rooms Tama had taken her into earlier. She looked rather luscious in that kimono. There was no time for thoughts like those.

Bell fell into step behind the new vampire. Close on her heels but not close enough to step on them. Of course she knew he was following her. That telltell jinglejingle followed his every movement. He could smell it though, the fire and it sent a cold grip of fear down his spine. Not many things frightened Bell, not even when he had been dying on the floor of the back room earlier. He hadn't been frightened, but he hadn't wanted to die either. Fire frightened him. He'd seen vampires go up like dry paper doused in gasoline. Bell shuddered, he absolutely hated fires. Purple eyes darting this way and that as he stayed close to Aurora. Where was Tama? Would she make it out okay? He reached forward and caught Aurora's hand, mostly to comfort himself, though he would never admit to being afraid of fire.