Elena was tired of being constantly told to stay at home and let the two vampires take care of the problems. She couldn't even confront Katherine who was her doppelganger! The whole thing was stupid and annoying! Pacing her room back and forth while trying to hold back her anger, Elena began to think of all the strengths she had only to come up empty. Even Bonnie had strengths because of her witch-y powers! It seemed that yet again that her job was to sit around and worry while waiting. She was fed up with it.
Elena threw on her jacket and stepped out of her room, down the stairs and finally outside. It seemed like a normal enough day. The sun was shining, the birds chirping, people outside doing work…No one would think that a rouge vampire was out and about killing innocent people. Remembering her self-given job, Elena glanced back into her wide purse to double check all her weapons. Stake, holy water, cross…Everything seemed to be in check. She was ready.
Stephen and Damon would be very angry to see what she was up to. But why was she the one to sit and worry all the time? Weren't they supposed to be the freaks in hiding? Not her. She was normal, she was a girl, she was the one supposed to be living life!
Anger began to boil in her once more causing her walk to seem more profound and defiant. She was going to go to Katherine, and she was going to get some answers out of her. Hopefully she would not bump into Damon or Stephen on the way; but if that did happen she would fight them and not listen to them anymore. She was tired of doing nothing while they were out risking their lives.
Elena finally ended up deep in the tomb where Katherine was sitting on the ground weak and frail. And they think I am like that? "Where is the goddamn vampire?" Yes, that's right Elena. Demand it. Katherine looked at her in amusement and for a moment Elena thought she would laugh in her face. "Tell me where it is!"
"Or what? You going to send your little boy toys on me?" This time Katherine did laugh causing Elena's anger to rise dangerously.
"No, I will go in there myself and get the answer out of you myself!" Katherine laughed even harder at this.
"You forget something Elena. You're human, I am a vampire. I could snap you in two if I wanted to." Elena took a step closer, feeling the wall of power keeping Katherine in her tomb and Elena safe.
"And you forget something Katherine. I may be human but I am strong and your weak." Elena jutted her chin out as though to show strength that way.
"I may be weak little girl but I am still more powerful than you are." This was getting nowhere and Elena was wasting precious time. The more they fought about who was strongest the more potential there was that a life was getting stolen. Or the brothers were getting closer to finding that Elena had went against their will.
Sighing in annoyance, Elena reached into her bag and pulled out a bag of blood she had stolen from Damon. Katherine's reaction was enough to know that she would speak. "What do you want?"
"I want to know who this rouge vampire is and how to kill him." A slow smirk grew on Katherine's lips.
"Aren't your boys on that already?" Elena shrugged and began to put the blood back into the bag. "Wait! Fine, I will tell you everything you need to know. First, I want at least a cup before I start speaking."
"Fine." Smiling she began to pour a small amount of blood into the cup and carefully pushed it over the line of the barrier with a stick. Damon and Stephen said she couldn't do anything! The urge to stand up and cheer was almost overwhelming so Elena quickly busied herself with taking out her notebook and pen to take notes.
Katherine looked at the notebook with amusement but didn't say anything about it in fear of losing the blood. "The vampire's name is Christopher, he is here because his sire is entrapped in a tomb thanks to a witch named Bonnie and two vampires named Stephen and Damon." Elena had been writing down the new information but stopped as soon as what Katherine said dawned on her. Slowly, her eyes lifted up to meet Katherine's which shined with glee.