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Tanith

Tanith's bright crimson eyes watched the new recruits by the doorway. She cringed as Okashi appeared, but then noticed he was in a particularly good mood today, so she didn't mind so much if he was wandering around. Afterall, this was his Sanctuary. Tanith hopped down from her perch behind the recruits and walked straight past them and Etui. She didn't bother to stop and say hello. She wasn't must of a 'people person' anyway.

She was still new here herself, really, but she wasn't going to let them know that. Whilst rushing through the long corridors of the underground Sanctuary she called Home, she sharply turned around a corner and bumped straight into Okashi. "My apologies, master. I should have been watching where I was going." Tanith said, he cheeks burning with embarassment. If only she were a vampire, then she wouldn't have to blush. "Nonsense, deary." he replied with a smirk. "I think I might know what your problem is though." he said. "Y-you do?" she stuttered, she could feel her nerves clogging her throat and making her cheeks and head burn. "Of course! It's your hair," he said, recieving a confused look from Tanith. Okashi chuckled slightly, brushing the hair from her eye. "There we go, all better". Tanith frowned and flicked it back infront of her eye, gave him one punch in the chest, then hmph'd and walked straight past him. "Bloody men. Who do they think they are? He can't just touch my hair and expect me to be fine with it. That stupid man" she babbled to herself as she speed-walked forward.

Tanith halted as she came to an ash-coloured metal door. Her room. She placed one hand over the handle, turning it and let herself in. Giving the room a look over, she sighed to herself and walked forward. At the other end of the room, greeting her so warmly, was a black and pink bed that she loved so much. Tanith leapt forward, landing perfectly in a lying position on her bed. She took a moment to compliment herself, then crawled under the blanket and snuggled up. She didn't even know if it was night time yet, but she was tired which meant she had to sleep. After a moment or two of waiting, she could feel her eyelids starting to droop. It became harder to stay focussed and she felt her arms and legs beginning to fall asleep before she had. She finally felt herself drift into a deep slumber. One she would not be waking up from any time soon.