((maybe I'll just start. I felt compelled))

Name: Alexander Grate
Grade: Sophomore
Background: Unable to remember his past before he was turned, he was gladly taken in with open arms at the Vampire Academy.
Personality: He's quiet and is not one for talking, but once you get to know him, you will find someone who's up for anything, understanding, calm, laid-back, romantic, and knows how to do things right.
Looks:


Alexander sighed as he sipped on his cup of blood. Things didn't feel too good lately and needing blood wasn't an issue. Head Master Hedrick assured Alexander it was just the fact that he was finally finishing his change was just effecting him. Alexander knew it was more.

Name: Tauna Taylor

Grade: Sophomore

Small Bio: Tauna wasn't really turned into a vampire by force. She was a descendant from a vampire so she had very little vampire blood in her. Blood didn't agree with her either as a drink. Especially her own when she would hurt herself. She'd be tempted to set her tongue on her wound to stop the bleeding, but didn't dare.

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Tauna sat in the same room reading a book as she avoided her earlier wound on her knee which had bled. It still stung, but the book was helping her forget that. How it happened was too embarrassing for her to talk about to anyone at that time as her eyes were peeled on the book. She turned a page and winced as her arm accidentally hit her knee.

Alex looked up at the girl sitting across the room when he sensed her wound. "Are you alright?" he asked her as he got up and sat down next to her. he looked at her wound and flinched. He hated knee scrapes. They were painful being that it was all skin and bone. It didn't look too good.

"Eh..." She saw him flinch and quickly put the book down. She pulled out a handkerchief from her pocket and covered her knee with it. Plus she was embarrassed anyway as a faint shade of pink appeared on her cheeks. She wasn't expecting anyone else to be in the room but her. It was a sudden encounter. She acted calm enough though without a hint of nervousness. "No worries. Just rug burn. Long story. I'll be okay. Doesn't hurt as much." It hurt a lot more when it first happened. Hours ago.

Alexander ((sorry I called him Alex earlier XD)) glanced at her face and thought she looked cute when she blushed. "Alright. I'm Alexander, by the way," he said with a smile. "Eesh. Rug burn. I remember getting those. Sorry to hear that," he then said.

((Heh. Close enough. I didn't notice.))
"What can you say? I'm a klutz!" She laughed at her own joke before getting somewhat serious. "My name's Tauna. Tauna Taylor. I just transferred here from another school... I was wandering the hallways when the accident happened. Figured I'd find a room to rest it and found this one."

Alexander looked around the room they were in. "Yeah, the student lounge is good enough. Want me to take you to the nurse?" he then offered. "And don't worry. We're all klutz's," he said as he winked at her.

"Nurse huh?" Tauna didn't want to admit it, but she was slightly afraid of doctors and nurses. Especially during a blood test... "Sure I guess... I'm sure it'll heal okay, though... It's nearing that bruise state or at least the scab part anyway..." Again she showed no sign of weakness or nervousness.

"Alright. Fair enough," He said with a smile. "Just that our nurse has an ointment for us vampires to make the wounds heal ten times faster in case you're interested," he said as he then glanced at the clock. "Hey, I have to go. I have a riding class to head to. Welcome to Vampire Academy and I hope you like it here," he said as he got up and then walked out of the doors, down the halls, down the steps, out of the building, into the near-night sky, and to the stables.

She wasn't sure if the ointment spoken of would work for her as she heard of it. She was mostly human with a sliver of vampire in her. Too small to really notice... Maybe she'd give it a try.
She picked up her book, found her spot and bookmarked it before placing it back into her bag which was beside her. She picked it up and slung the strap over her head to her right shoulder, letting the bag sit near her left hip. She stood up and winced at the movement, but knew she had to get to the nurse to get it healed. Now she just needed to know where the nurse's office was.