Carlisle thought about the question for a minute. Her wrapped his arm around her shoulder and began to walk with her down the cold, dead street. "A lot my dear. A lot. I hope you realized why I talked with the woman. I had her in my arms without making her suspicious. If you attack from out of nowhere and something goes wrong. Then the victim might get the chance to scream and then you bring yourself...me and very other of our kind in huge danger." he explained seriously and then smiled softly walking along with her. "The biggest difference to your normal life will be that you have to look and behave human when you're among them. But it's easy and you have a lifetime of practice in front of you. Another thing...is the sun. Just stay away from humans eyes when it's sunny. If sun touches our skin we sparkle like thousands of diamonds."
She knew that he was right about how to attack a human. But she still didn't know whether or not she could do it. Maybe, after a while, but not now. "Okay" she said and nodded a little. And then she started to wonder again. The curiosity was burning behind her eyes. "How?" she asked, looking up at him. "What I mean, is do you know how we sparkle?" she asked. More and More questions kept burning in the back of her mind and she didn't want to ask them all at once but she couldn't help it. "And what do you mean EXACTLEY by acting human?" she asked as they walked down the street. She was a fast learner, so she was not afraid that she wouldn't be able to learn about her new life. She was just a little afraid that she wouldn't be able to handle it all at once.
He chuckled softly at her words and pulled his coat closer while their walked. "I know it's much to take in and much t learn. But believe me; you can learn very fast and you have much more way to save things in your mind now. Your brain works much more complex, better, of course." He waited shortly and then sighed. "Ah well; No I do not know that my dear. Maybe it's kind of a way of evolution to give the humans a chance to find out about our kind. Maybe to keep us in the darkness. But physically? I don't know either. Maybe our skin is somehow different." he explained her calmly and guided her to a tunnel system, motioning her to come with him. "It will sound simple to you, since you believe that those things are natural. But if you look closely to yourself, you'll see that you don't do them or at least not the same way as if you were human. Breathing, blinking, moistening your lips, not sitting completely still, not speaking too fast or walking with inhuman speed."
She nodded and listened to each word he said carefully. And as she listened yet again, more and more questions popped into her head. "Okay i understand that part!" she clarified. "But what am i suppose to do, if I accidently make a vampire move around a human? Am I suppose to run? What if they follow me? What do I do?" she asked. Panic and worry filled her eyes. She knew that she was over reacting, but she couldn't help not too. "And what if i am hunting and another human sees me? Do I kill them?" she asked.
Carlisle smiled. How inexperienced and confused newborns were. He was amazed by that fact somehow. "Well, if you have witnesses when taking a fast move, then just pretend nothing happened. Tell this person he was hallucinating or something. Use your charm to convince them, nothing happened. And, about the hunting. Don't worry. When there is a human in a few mile radius and you're hunting, you can simply sniff and then you're prepared. If you want your privacy and hunt animals just go into the forest and make sure nobody's watching or near you. You kill, only when it's absolutely necessary."
She nodded and listened to everything he said. He had pretty much answered all of her questions and she really didnt know what else to say to him. She listened to her bare feet slap against the cold wet ground as they walked together. And she became curious again. "Where exactly are we going?" she asked and then looked up at him. Her clothes and hair seemed to be slightly wet from the light sprinkle they were walking through. And her eyes were changing, yet again from gold to red again.
He looked at her a bit worried. He took off his coat and slung it over her shoulders. He knew it wouldn't warm her but at least she wouldn't soak completely with the rain that became a bit harder. "We're going home. To the place I call home. Aro and the others will be delighted when they see you." he smiled and slung an arm around her neck, gently pressing her against him as they walked. "The place we're we will stay is called Volturia The people we all work for and obey to are called Volturi. Those are Aro, Marcus and Caius. They are the oldest of our kind. Aro has even seen Alexander the great in the fight. All three have a huge amount of authority."
She smiled shyly as he wrapped an arm around her. She did remember one thing from her human life and that was Charles, and how abusive he was. And she still didn't know if she could trust this man who had already been so kind to her. She looked at him, curiosity burning behind her eyes yet again. "Work? What do you mean by working for them?" she asked. She wondered if this, Aro, Marcus and Caius would be as kind and gentle as Edward was. She also wondered if they would be just cute as he was. She shook the idea from her mind and placed her attention back on Edward
He pulled her a little closer to his body, trying to keep her warmer. "I am the Volturi's best assassin. You know what that is, right?"
The curiosity in her eyes started burning more. "I do know what an assassin is." she said and let out a soft chuckle. "But what does that have to do with anything?" she asked. She wondered if he changed her because the Volturi needed new members, or because he just wanted too. "Is that why you changed me? Because the Volturi needed me?" she asked, pulling the jacket closer to herself as the rain came down harder. The rain began to drip from her hair.
He guided her further through the city until they reached an old masonry and the entrance of a tunnel system. He smiled and showed her the way through the tunnels till they reached the door of his room. He opened it and let her inside. "Hum... the Volturi are not in the need of many newborns. That does not mean they won't like you. I changed you because I wanted to."
She smiled a little, and slid the jacket off her shoulders and into her hands. Her little white dress and her hair were dripping with water. "May I ask why you wanted to change me?" she asked, pulling her arms up to her chest and taking in the heat. With her very permanent cold skin the warmth of the room felt nice against her body. "You don't have to tell me if you don't want too, or if your too uncomfortable telling me. I'm just curious." she added and gave him a small smile.
He took the wet coat from her hands and threw it onto the chair in the corner. "I wanted a companion, because, I don't want to waste my whole existence alone. Eternity is a very long time, you know. And I did it because I saw you deserve a better live than the one you had before. Killing yourself is not the result of a happy life. Don't you think? In my opinion you are impossible gentle and very polite. Asking me if it is okay to ask!" he chuckled. "You're allowed to ask anything you want! I'm looking forward to teach and tell you the secrets of the word." He motioned her to come over to him then. "Take a shower and I get you some other clothes. Then you can meet our superiors."