Well, on the bright side, stuff this organisation.
Edward was thinking of plenty imaginative and stick-to-the-rules ways for me to get out of this little snare in my day. Possibly my life.
"Don't worry I'll kick butt." I murmured so low that only Andrew could hear. If, that is, they decided to attack a sexy goddess like myself. That's it, keep your hopes up, I thought to myself.
I slowly took a step forwards, keeping my eye on Aro. Can't say he doesn't creep me out in every way possible. That and he just looks to darn frail.
I took another step. And another. Until the next thing I knew I was right in front of him.
I stared him in the eye and made a face. I reeeally don't want to hear every bloody thought you've every thought in your entire life.
He seemed to think me pulling a face meant something else. "Now, now. Don't be shy. This won't hurt a bit." And he took my hands.
"This might tickle." I told him.
What am I? Thoughts of that had run through his head as a new born flashed through me. More. MORE! And those of his killing sprees he took. This man had been to Bethlehem. And he'd known the Jesus at the time, because Aro, he himself, was Joseph, the baby's father. He grew awed and worried but delighted as he treated his half-breed son how to hunt, to kill, hoping he had the most powerful weapon ever made. But Jesus had a power to heal, hated killing humans and was loved by all those around him. He-
I pulled my hands away from the degusting thoughts I was witnessing. "That's disgusting!" I leaned away from him like he was the maggot in the noodle bowl. He killed his own son!
"Interesting. Amazing. That was wonderful! Absolutely extraordinary!" he clapped his hands together.
I think I'm going to be sick...
"What!" Caius drooled in an annoyed tone.
"The power to, I think, reverse one's own power on themselves." Aro laughed, a horrible sound to my ears. "Jane, would you care to try your power on Genna?"
Jane has the power to inflict pain into someone's mind.
This will be interesting and something I've always wanted to do... Edward was thinking dark thoughts.
Jane looked at me with cheerfully happy eyes that seemed a little evil if you ask me. "Yes Master."
She smiled at me then suddenly doubled over onto the floor. Everyone was still and silent as her pain filled cried echoed.
Suddenly, it stopped, and Jane sprung to her feet, glaring at me. One of them males, Alec, I think, helped his twin up and dusted off her cloak.
Aro's cheer of a laugh broke the silence and clasped his hands together like this was the best moment of his long and boring life.
"Marcus, Caius, can't you see the benefit's if Genna was to join the Volturi?" he sighed, "That'd be wonderful –"
I broke him off, "Umm...excuse me, sir, I don't mean to sound rude but no way in hell."
Felix took a step forward and touched Aro's hand before taking a step back.
"Thank you Felix." Aro smiled at him, not looking at me. Still.
"Aro, I just want to point out that she's not going to leave Andrew any time soon. Their bond is too strong – even check with Marcus." Edward told him, smiling.
Aro didn't turn to look at Marcus but instead looked down at me. I hate most people looking down at me, seeing as werewolves change during puberty, so I'm forever stuck at 13.
Marcus waved his hand in front of him as if to dismiss something unimportant. "It's true brother. Though I believe the proper term for it, seeing as we checked, it's called 'imprinting'. You do recall that, now don't you?"
Aro raised an eyebrow. "Half-breed?" he asked with a chuckle. How'd he figure that?
Aro got...useful information off a bunch of two 17 year old wolves called Henry and Josh, travelling in Volterra. While being tortured, they found out that were-wolves can only imprint on humans or, as you will notice Renesmee and Jacob, half-breeds.
Henry and Josh, ay? My old pack...
"I'm not half human if that's what you're thinking, sunshine." I crossed my arms over my chest in my private way of defiance.
Aro beamed at me. "Interesting. Do tell." He insisted.
"Half were-wolf half vampire." I smiled coyly at him. "Doubt you're gunna get another one of my type any time soon."
"Indeed." He was still smiling. Good god – does it never end?!
"The question now is, are you dangerous?" he opened his hands wide as if this was a fragile matter.
I moved in front of him so the Cullens couldn't see his face – my way of getting them to shut up.
"What do you mean by dangerous?" I asked suspiciously.
"Will you violate our rules? Expose us to the humans?" He asked.
"Will you expose me?" I asked back in the same tone. Two can play this game.
"No, we don't." He grinned at me.
"Neither do I." I didn't change my expression. It was a deep, dark and cold mask.
"Can you control your crave for human blood?" he asked.
"Luckily for you, -" I shifted to my other foot. "I don't crave human blood. I'm quarter human, quarter wolf and half vampire. I can eat any human food, raw flesh and blood. Thankfully I don't have your strange habits because I've spent my whole life as a wolf, so I'm more accustomed to animals."
He sighed. "Unfortunately, we don't have any proof." He clasped his hands together.
"Yes you do." I insisted. "You have a human receptionist, if that's what you want to call her. Felix's thoughts and memory didn't happen to have 'Death' and 'Blood' in it, now did it?" I crooned the 'now did it'.
Aro looked at me, stunned.
"Any more questions? Because I'm tired and parched." I said.
I really was parched. Not so tired. Being in this place creeps me out – I'm now wide awake.
"Of course. Demetri would you please show the guests to their rooms?" Aro turned to Demetri, his hands clasped very tightly together. Fear or anger?
"Yes Master Aro." Came Demetri's smooth but polite reply. Aro walked off into a large room behind the three chairs, his brothers following.
Demetri rounded us up while the rest of the guard seemed to fall behind us in low discussion.
He led us up past stairs, and unfortunately I just so happened to be at the front we he told us to stop and jump about a story up. "It's so if any humans happen to get this far, they can't go anywhere.
You know you scared the crap out of Aro and the gaurd. Edwards's thoughts told me.
I chuckled and sighed as Demerti leaped up there in a practised movement.
Andrew frowned. "I don't go 'round jumping up one story houses, if you know what I mean." He looked at me with a worried expression.
I chuckled. '"Of course I'll help." Jacob seemed to have the same trouble, complaining something about having a tree or wolf form to get up that high.
Renesmee helped him up.
I grabbed Andrew's arm and leaped up the tower of granite.
"Gracefull." He told me with a grin. He, being taller than me, had got his feet caught on the edge and clipped off a few blocks.
I rolled my eyes, "Oh, blow it out your ear." I then chuckled and used my in human speed to catch up to the vastly moving group.
"Andrew and Genna, this is your room." Demerti gestured to the door in front of us, which just so happened to be the very first door.
I pushed Andrew out the way and stuck my head in round the corner.
It was a long rectangle shaped room with joining bathroom. The balcony had stone tiles and the room had something that looked like a shaggy carpet, but bigger.
The only furniture was a wardrobe and a bed.
"So?" Andrew asked from behind me.
"In three words? Room for Improvement."
Yay! It's finally getting interesting! I've always wonder what Aro's mysterious past had in it and always, always wanted someone to deeply outsmart him till he's out of words – and I did it! It took me and hour or so but I did it! YAY!
I had this weird dream that someone reviewed me and told me off for swearing. Humm... so if here is anyone out there reading this who in not allowed swearing (etc.) please inform me!
R-E-V-I-E-W, what does it spell? I have noo idea but I want some...
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And finally - thing's are gunna get a lot funnier 'round 'ere if you know what I mean... .o