Mephistophelily
Crazy is...
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(A closed thread for Eazy and Myself)
Lenore Vladimir simply sat outside the college and stared up at the trees with a smirk on her face. Thanks to the lingering clouds of the storm that morning, her parasol was easily left behind in her dorm room, leaving the vampire to stroll about leisurely through the campus grounds. Currently, she was supposed to be taking part in the Restraint 101 course... but the sour experience of last class wasn't exactly calling her to return today. Dr Van Helsing had found the perfect way to anger her- more open attacking words against her father, and Lenni herself. She'd tried her best to stay quiet about it the last few months, but the other day was finally the snapping point.
Snarling at him wasn't her greatest moment.
Neither was jumping her desk.
Or baring her fangs.
Or throwing him across the room.
Nope. The courtyard and the smell of passing rainstorms was far, far more enjoyable than dealing with that.
But there were other things on her mind as of late. Her father's constant messages (whoever taught him how to use a computer needed to be beheaded), the trouble with the girl next door deciding to wail all night long (it had taken Lenni long enough to actually get used to sleeping then, and she certainly wasn't helping things), and her frustration of having to keep herself well behaved here. Sure, she had her stock of vials and bottles to satisfy the blood hunger that came over her once in awhile, and she had learned to make due with what she could find... The Bio lab was still curious on what kept happening to its rats.
There were some things, however... some things that there simply was no substitute for, and it was starting to drive her mad. Vampires had lusts beside that of blood, and her attempts to keep herself well-behaved there were starting to falter. Her flirtations were growing more and more, and she was starting to daydream at the worst possible times.
The biggest problem of all seemed to be whenever that damned werewolf walked by. She could smell it on him. That animalistic nature, that drove her mad. Her own was nearly along the same lines... and yet, he seemed to be able to control it. It infuriated her. Made her want to attack him. Make him feel the same way. He was the animal... not her. It simply wasn't fair.
She wanted to force it out of him.
See exactly what he hid in there.
She gave a hard groan as the thoughts wandered through her head once more, stretching on the bench and staring up at the blackened clouds. She wanted to blame someone else. Anyone else. Her father, Van Helsing, Eddie.
Anyone besides herself.
Her tongue flicked against her fangs as she thought on it, finally slowly letting out a sigh as her eyes drifted closed. The bell sounded inside, giving release from the current classes.
Time to head in.
Time for lunch.
Time to find that furball. If anything, harassing him for awhile could at least ease her nerves before wrapping this day up.
Lenore Vladimir simply sat outside the college and stared up at the trees with a smirk on her face. Thanks to the lingering clouds of the storm that morning, her parasol was easily left behind in her dorm room, leaving the vampire to stroll about leisurely through the campus grounds. Currently, she was supposed to be taking part in the Restraint 101 course... but the sour experience of last class wasn't exactly calling her to return today. Dr Van Helsing had found the perfect way to anger her- more open attacking words against her father, and Lenni herself. She'd tried her best to stay quiet about it the last few months, but the other day was finally the snapping point.
Snarling at him wasn't her greatest moment.
Neither was jumping her desk.
Or baring her fangs.
Or throwing him across the room.
Nope. The courtyard and the smell of passing rainstorms was far, far more enjoyable than dealing with that.
But there were other things on her mind as of late. Her father's constant messages (whoever taught him how to use a computer needed to be beheaded), the trouble with the girl next door deciding to wail all night long (it had taken Lenni long enough to actually get used to sleeping then, and she certainly wasn't helping things), and her frustration of having to keep herself well behaved here. Sure, she had her stock of vials and bottles to satisfy the blood hunger that came over her once in awhile, and she had learned to make due with what she could find... The Bio lab was still curious on what kept happening to its rats.
There were some things, however... some things that there simply was no substitute for, and it was starting to drive her mad. Vampires had lusts beside that of blood, and her attempts to keep herself well-behaved there were starting to falter. Her flirtations were growing more and more, and she was starting to daydream at the worst possible times.
The biggest problem of all seemed to be whenever that damned werewolf walked by. She could smell it on him. That animalistic nature, that drove her mad. Her own was nearly along the same lines... and yet, he seemed to be able to control it. It infuriated her. Made her want to attack him. Make him feel the same way. He was the animal... not her. It simply wasn't fair.
She wanted to force it out of him.
See exactly what he hid in there.
She gave a hard groan as the thoughts wandered through her head once more, stretching on the bench and staring up at the blackened clouds. She wanted to blame someone else. Anyone else. Her father, Van Helsing, Eddie.
Anyone besides herself.
Her tongue flicked against her fangs as she thought on it, finally slowly letting out a sigh as her eyes drifted closed. The bell sounded inside, giving release from the current classes.
Time to head in.
Time for lunch.
Time to find that furball. If anything, harassing him for awhile could at least ease her nerves before wrapping this day up.