Chapter 1: -Fateful Encounter?
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"Jane, we will be travelling. Prepare to leave within 30 minutes." Aro commanded "Alec as well." ___________________________________________________________________________
As Alec and Jane finished off the last of the newborns, Alec ended up with more kills than Jane, to her dismay.
"349 kills in total." Alec spoke softly; his eyes focused on the last of the burning embers of the fire. "It appears that none of them escaped."
"Interesting…Have you found out who had brought them into this world?"
"We have indeed found who did this. It is a vampire named Valer. He unfortunately escaped within the confusion, and chaos." It was Jane who spoke this time.
"I see… You have done well. We shall leave in 5 days; you may do what you wish."
"I'll be back shortly…" Jane said, her light voice sang, as she looked toward the distance," I'm taking a walk."
Aro waved his hand slightly in the air, while Alec paid no attention to her.
Jane, the petit yet extremely intense when it came to power. Jane the cold, sadistic, witch. One look from her blood red eyes would indeed stop anyone in their tracks. She was vicious- this beauty. Yet somehow kept her innocence when meeting strangers. She walked gracefully like a butterfly.
She sensed something, a shift in the air. It was a new scent—her mind automatically searched for the source. Her fangs pulled back—a little bit, just from instinct. It was a scent that she never smelt before, it was a unique scent. Completely intoxicating, she had been around so many humans, yet none of them had been so, appealing as this specific scent. It was a mix of cherry, and also was present, was the perspiration and manliness in the scent. It smelled mouth-watering. He was lucky that she had already fed, or her hunger would have lashed out of control.
There, the source of her hunger, sitting on top of an over viewing cliff. He was watching her with vigilant eyes. He was about 16 or 17, but his eyes—they were somewhat full of innocence, and a mixture of sadness, pain and regret. His eyes told much more than he could ever imagine. His hair was wild, eyes green with random splatters of red and blue. His eyes surprised her the most.
He grinned. That caught her by surprised; humans did not smile when in her presence. It was obvious this particular human had her undivided attention.