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Fox

Come, lover, riddle me this...

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a character in “Bitten: The Rivalry”, as played by Tilt

Description

Full Name: Ashirell Bluefoot Wander

Nickname: Fox. Faeries don't give out their real names. It gives others power over them. No one knows Fox's true name but herself. It would be a huge show of trust for her to tell it to someone. With her true name, someone could summon her (no matter here they were, she would know that they needed her, where they were, and be compelled to go to them), take away her power, or share it. She can't be compelled to do anything but appear, that's a myth that humans make up to comfort themselves.

Age: Ageless. Fox can't remember ever not being alive.

Gender: Female

Role: Extra

Appearance: Image

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While in her human glamour, Fox wears what she wants, when she wants. She enjoys human style and adheres to it pretty well, but her own natural irrationality makes her choices a bit eccentric. She's a petite little thing, only about 5'3, with dark hair and eyes and love of having flowers in her hair. It's rare to see her without a wide grin. In her natural state, She looks about the same, except that her dark hair has a dark green tint to it, and her skin has a pattern of vines over it that moves with her mood. She has a pair of delicate, black wings that, in her human glamor, fold down against her back and become a huge tattoo. The winds are structured and jointed like a bird's, but have hard, shiny scales like a butterfly's or a snake's.

Personality: Even by fey standards, Fox is just the tiniest bit insane. She is wild and volatile, and can go from intense joy to towering rages at the slightest provocation. For someone who has been around for centuries, she has a surprisingly childish view of the world. When she wants things, she expects to have them. She knows that all things won't come to her easily and that sometimes you have to work for them, but she doesn't really understand the concept of it being impossible for her to have something she wants. She has the patience of an ageless creature and the perseverance, and so has no problem pursuing her goals for decades at a time. Because she's been around for so long, her primary goal in life is to be entertained. Sometimes, she achieves this by helping others. Sometimes, it's by causing trouble or hurting people. Fox doesn't really have a conscience about it. Her sense of empathy isn't very developed. With strangers, Fox can be flippant and dismissive if she finds them boring, or inappropriately intimate or affectionate. Either way, she doesn't care about their needs or feelings, she is only concerned with her own amusement. When she considers someone a friend or ally, however, her attitude changes. It would probably be more accurate to describe her as possessive than protective. Her friends are hers. And she doesn't like people who threaten her things. She is most at home in the forest surrounding Rose City, but she is still extremely at ease in the city. There are a very few things that Fox takes extremely seriously. One is her name. She's never once trusted someone enough give it. Another is vows. When someone promises Fox that they will do something, she expects them to do it.

Species: Faerie (Dryad). As a faerie, Fox has some standard species traits. She cannot lie, though she often gives misinformation or lies by omission. Her true name has certain power over her(outlined above) and she can don a glamour. Her glamour allows her to look human. It takes considerable power to alter her human appearance and once she does, the change is permanent until she can gather the power to change it again, something that is only possible every hundred years or so. She is much faster than a human and stronger with regenerative abilities. Cold iron can burn her and should it pierce her skin, it would make her very sick and weak. Fox herself also has the ability to teleport. She does so instantly without any major drain on her energy. Her only limitations are that she doesn't know anything about the state of where she is teleporting into (ie, if there's someone there with a gun who wants to kill her, too bad) and she has to know where she is going, either because she has been there before or she has to know an address or direction (for example ten miles to the west). As a dryad, she can perform some nature-based magic and she knows each plant, its name, and how it can help or hurt a person.

Likes: Pine trees, electric guitar music, sex, hazelnut coffee
Dislikes: Liars, sunflowers, blueberries, the color orange
Fears: Fox is afraid of guns. Even though most bullets are made of lead, she is always afraid that one will have iron in them instead.

History: Fox doesn't have a childhood. Like most of her kind, she remembers always being as she is now and doesn't know what was before then. She's lived in a small guild before, but about twenty years ago, she decided to set out on her own. She found Rose City by chance and fell in love with the turmoil that exists between the Vampires and Werewolves there. Both factions know Fox, she appears to them regularly, sometimes stirring up trouble, and sometimes helping one or another of them out of a scrape. She chooses favorites every few years, people that she appears to often and randomly. Emmanuel and Julien are two of her current favorites and have been for a long time, much longer than her usual obsessions. She imagines that she is in love with them both.

Theme Song(s): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtqG5CSZpBo

Other: Because of her heritage, Fox has a strange preoccupation with names. When she meets a person, she asks for their full name, first, middle, last everything and she keeps hounding until she gets it. Then, she doesn't even use it. She doesn't often call people by their given name, she prefers to use little nicknames she chooses herself or pet names like dear or lover. When she does call someone by name, she calls them by their full name. It's a faerie quirk. She thinks that to shorten someone's name is to shorten their power, so she only shortens names when she's angry or annoyed, even though she knows that the standard doesn't apply to non-fey.

So begins...

Fox's Story

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Character Portrait: Aurora Mortenson Character Portrait: Trix Character Portrait: Fox Character Portrait: Julien Blanche Le'Rouge Character Portrait: Isabella Ebony MĆ³rrigan
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A short conversation between Aurora and, a voice and scent she recognised after a few seconds as Trix, a faerie who ran a bar in town ā€“ the name of which escaped Belle for the moment. Sheā€™d been there a few times with Julian when theyā€™d been hunting in the city. Sheā€™d even picked up a few of her late night snacks there. Although, Belle had never been quite stupid enough to feed on them in the actual club, unlike whoever it was Trix had dragged back tonight. She resisted the urge to giggle as he was ordered away by Julian. As for Trix, Belle had had few dealings with her but she seemed nice enough, if a little precious about the club.

She heard Aurora give Trix a project but Belle had no time to consider that with the next line Aurora delivered. ā€Weā€™re moving in with the werewolves.ā€

Belleā€™s instant reaction was to shudder violently. The dogs? They were moving in with the dogs? In her mind, endless images of big, salivating wolves, fur dripping with mud and water, flashed through. How disgusting.
"Fox. Please bring this to Emmanuel. Tell him it's made of some old magic and just showed up in my room. Tell him we're moving in with him for the protection of both of us."

Now Belle was confused; a feeling she hated. She hated not knowing what was going on. A feeling of being left on the outside: unwanted, uncared for, ignored. And that was scarier than any thought concerning the flea-ridden mutts. Sheā€™d rather spend an eternity with a werewolf, dribbling all over her perfect blonde hair, than be aloneā€¦

ā€Please.ā€

That didnā€™t sound good. Since when did Aurora Mortenson ever say please to Fox? But Fox agreeing to do as Aurora had asked without any argument worried Belle more. This must be serious. Fox seemed to do things on her own terms, for her own amusement. Normally, even if she had every intention of doing exactly as Aurora wanted, sheā€™d at least have a bit of fun first. But not tonight.

Belle felt the strange sparkling in the air that tingled a little when it touched your skin, signifying Foxā€™s departure from this particular existence to somewhere else in the world. Julianā€™s mutters about Foxā€™s irritating habits made Belle smile momentarily, but the smile froze on her lips and dropped as Julian stopped.

"We need to talk," Julian said, and dragged Aurora into the room and closed the door, dismissing Trix with something about the fridge.

Belle growled slightly under her breath in irritation. Now the door was closed she could no longer quite understand what they were saying. Despite her enhanced hearing, she could only catch a word or two, and usually not the useful ones. If Belle wanted to hear any more of the conversation, she would have to go out onto the landing. She slipped towards the door, checking herself in the mirror first. It was only her coven, but she always had to look perfect. She caught a flash of movement in the mirror behind her and only then did she remember she had company. Sheā€™d been so caught up in what was going on that sheā€™d forgotten all about the man sheā€™d picked up for her own entertainment and a little midnight snack later on, if she felt like it.

Belle marched back over to the bed, not wanting to waste valuable time when she could be listening to Aurora and Julianā€™s conversation.

ā€œStay right here, donā€™t move,ā€ she ordered the nameless man. ā€œIā€™ll be back.ā€

ā€œBut Belleā€¦ā€ he began to whine, clearly put out about being left.

ā€œStay,ā€ she instructed.

He needed no more persuasion than that. In fact, that was a particular talent of hers; some even called it her 'gift'. She was incredibly persuasive, almost always getting her own way. It was least effective on vampires, followed by other supernaturals and she had to work a little harder with them. But to humans, she could simply say the word to most and they wouldn't even question it.

He nodded blankly.

ā€œAnd donā€™t touch anything,ā€ she said softly as she closed the door behind her gently.

She turned round, spotting Trix just a few feet from her door. In her hand was a small, wooden figurine. Belle cast her eyes over it quickly. It was a little woman, drawing a bow back as if she were about to shoot something. This mustā€™ve been what Aurora had given Trix as her little ā€˜projectā€™ Belle realised as her mind quickly connected the dots.

ā€œWhat you got there?ā€ she asked Trix curiously, lowering her voice. She thought it better Aurora and Julian didnā€™t know she was out there, listening to their conversation.

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Character Portrait: Aurora Mortenson Character Portrait: Fox Character Portrait: Emmanuel Cross Character Portrait: Julien Blanche Le'Rouge Character Portrait: Lyric
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Aurora let out a small sigh of relief when Julien stepped up to handle the vampire for her. She was in no mood to deal out trivial punishments for minor things. When she told him they were moving in with the werewolves, he played it off like he didn't care with a simple "Yea? Just a vacation or an extended stay?" but in reality, she could see the signs. He was outraged.

Then Fox took the letter and disappeared, and Aurora felt a small weight, no matter how tiny, lift from her shoulders. Getting Fox to relay the message to Emmanuel wasn't actually that hard, thankfully. Arguing with, and threatening the faerie was something that hadn't been on her top ten things to do that night.

One she was gone, Julien mumbled something under his breath. "God, the sooner she picks a new favorite..." But he was stopped up short as he looked at her suddenly. She gave him a confused look as he stepped close to her and lifted her hair to his nose. "We need to talk," he grabbed her wrist, then muttered something to Trix before dragging her into his room and closing the door behind them.

"God Julien, yes, I showered, I know I smell good." She said, yanking her wrist out of his. "But now's really not the time to-"

But he cut her off. "Charlise... Charlise," he said. Obviously having trouble grasping what he was thinking. "God, Aurora, why do you smell like that? Like blood?" So that had been why he'd smelled her hair. Under her shampoo, he'd caught Charlise's scent.

She groaned and leaned back against the door, giving up the fight against trying to hide it. "She's dead Julien." She shook her head and looked at the floor, the ceiling, the bed behind him, anything but his face. "I.. I found her tonight. Dying. In the woods." She shook her head, unable to make complete sentences as she raised her grief-stricken blue eyes to meet his. "I could have been there- If I'd run a little bit faster... I could have stopped it."

"Please don't argue with me on this werewolves thing." She sighed. There it was again. That word. Please. She'd used it twice in one night already. Anyone who knew her, knew she didn't ask for things, she ordered them. "I know what I'm doing, it's for our safety."

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she said loudly. The statement was less heartbroken and more accusatory. She took a deep breath, blew it out of her nose, and then sat up straight in the bed. "Oh," she said, registering the scents in the room. She yanked back the covers to reveal the little brown-haired half-fey. "Is that you, madra?" Madra was the Gaelic word for dog. Fox could never help but call Lyric that. Fox squealed and gave the girl a hug. She then climbed bodily over her to get to Emmanuel. "Wake up, Lover. she said very quickly and all at once, bouncing energetically on the bed.

Something flopped onto Emmanuel's bed, making it bounce. "Twice now, I find my lover's bed full. Is there no one in this world who cares about me?"

Emmanuel groaned loudly and rolled over. He was just about to fall back asleep. "Fox." He hissed into the dark at her. "Don't be so dramatic, you know there's nothing romantic between me and Lyric." Rolling his eyes, he carefully turned on his side, away from Lyric and towards Fox, moving silently as not to wake her.

"I have a message from Aurora Mortensen. Do you love the half breed more than me?"

Emmanuel glanced at Lyric. "At the moment? Yes." He said with a roll of his eyes. "She'd sleeping and most of all... quiet." He whispered and sighed, sitting up, rubbing his eyes. "Alright, what's Aurora's message for me?" He asked, watching her intently.

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Character Portrait: Aurora Mortenson Character Portrait: Fox Character Portrait: Emmanuel Cross Character Portrait: Julien Blanche Le'Rouge
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Aurora watched him pace, eyes following him back and forth. She knew how much the coven had been hoping that maybe Charlise could come back alive, and she'd just destroyed that. With a sigh, she looked away, watching the wall as if it held the answers to all her problems.

Suddenly his hands were on her shoulders and she looked up at him feeling vulnerable for the first time since she'd been a vampire. "Don't say that, okay? Don't think that." He said and she let out a long sigh, trying to compose herself again. This wasn't her. She never acted like this.

In the next moment her stepped away from her and she was thankful for a second to pull herself together. He reached for his cigarettes on his dresser and she allowed herself to slide back into her leader role, expression passive, eyes holding nothing but what she wanted others to see. It was something she'd had a lot of practice doing over the course of 200 years. Learning to hide her emotions.

Julien lifted himself up to sit on his window sill and she watched the smoke from his cigarette spiral out the window. He knew how she felt about smoking in the house. "Aurora... ugh," He groaned, taking a drag. "Let's pretend, just for argument's sake, that werewolves aren't the most disgusting creatures on the planet. Do you really think they're just going to welcome us with open arms? Just a few weeks ago their delta took a snap at that idiot who tried to feed in Trix's club..." She watched him shudder. "That letter had better have something huge in it if you expect it to win over that bastard," he said, referring to Emmanuel. "At the very least, let's wait for Fox to give us the all clear before we just go barging onto their land, all right? I'm too sexy to be at the bottom of a dog pile."

Aurora raised a single eyebrow. "Sexy?" She said, giving him an appraising look. "All I see is stubborn and lazy." She sighed and pulled herself off the door, crossing to his bed to sit on it, legs hanging off, facing him. "Honestly Julien, do you not trust me?" She asked with a smirk. "There's a reason this coven has kept me around for two hundred years you know. I know whats good for us. Believe me. You know I can't stand Emmanuel and his pups. If I didn't think this was one-hundred percent needed, I wouldn't do it." She sighed and flopped back onto his bed, throwing her arm over her eyes dramatically. "It's been a long night. The last thing I need is my motives questioned. Once Fox gets back, we'll peel out. When we get there, Emmanuel, you, his beta, and I will do some talking. I'll explain everything then."

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Emmanuel watched Fox shake off her glamour and sighed. "What a bore. You should like me better. I knew that the beds of beautiful males are not for sleeping." She then pulled out a letter and read it over with a quick glance. "Aurora Mortenson is moving in with you. She and her vampires will be here tomorrow because of this." She gave him letter. "What's that human saying? The enemy of my enemy is my friend?"

He took the letter from her and read it over. His eyes widened for a split second before looking up at her. "This can't be real." He shook his head. "If there's one thing Aurora's good at, it's deciet. She's a lying, heartless bitch." He shook his head slightly, bringing the letter to his nose. But it smelled like old magic. The kind of magic you can't fake. If this was a hoax, it was an elaborate one.

He looked up at Fox. Emmanuel knew she played both sides often, but he'd given up trying to get rid of her a long time ago. She was all he had to go on right now. He ran his fingers through his hair, thinking about the consequences. If he refused Aurora and she was right about these Cacciatori, they were all fucked, but if he agreed and she turned out to be lying?

Who knew? There would be murder. Definitely. Then war. But that didn't necessarily mean they would lose. Aurora moving in with them to "get closer" with them would give them the chance to get to know the weaknesses of the vampires and be on their toes for if something happened. But it was still a huge risk.

He looked at Fox. "Should I trust her?" He asked, not liking the idea of laying his trust in the hands of a faerie. They were notoriously manipulative.

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Character Portrait: Nathalia Alexandera Ramos Character Portrait: Jonathan Clay Character Portrait: Viper Cross Character Portrait: Fox Character Portrait: Emmanuel Cross
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When Emmanuel entered the room,Nathalia watched as he sat down. When she saw the letter in his hand,she started to become her nosey self. But,she had to contain herself,she already was the younest,she didn't need to act like it through. "There is a threat to the pack. Like one we've never seen before. A human threat. Something we cannot handle alone." Nathalia raised an eyebrow and looked at her cousin. This is a joke. Right? She bit her lip to help from laughing,I mean humans who can kill them. Yea,right but then again Emmanuel didn't really joke about that stuff,that sound more like a joke or sarcastic remark Nat would say. "The vampires are moving in with us." She stiffled a laugh and heard as her cousin and Viper obected,and they had all the right to. This wasn't a joke anymore,that pissed her off. She was fine with sharing with people but sharing her home with those bloodsucking demons were out of the question.

"What are you talking about Emmanuel? Are you serious about this? I'm sorry, but that sounds like a flawed plan." Nathalia looked at her brother how walked in and stood behind her chair. They both looked at their cousin who probab;y was pissed he was suppost to keep them safe and saying that there was a threat that they couldn't handle was like saying there was a threat he couldn't handle. Bullshit, Emmanuel! The territory has never been safer! Who told you about this threat?" She of course saw Fox appear out of no where like always,she ever like the fairy personally but had no real reason,she was too flirty for her taste. They're right,Are you insane?! I mean,Emmanuel I love and trust with my life but,come on. Humans tiny little humans can not know how to kill us. How do you know that this isn't a trap,you wouldn't just be putting my life in danger but more importantly everyone's lives in danger and for why because Fox told you?! Come on now,she could be behind this plan with the demons so that they can get in our home and kill us all just because of this stupid letter. She looked at him and raised an eyebrow again,she did that a lot. She looked at her brother who had hi hand on her shoulder. "And just how are we suppost to know that it is a trap,guys I don't feel like saring my personal space with the cold hearted bloodsuckers either but when did Emmanuel ever do something to put us in danger? Nathalia rolled her eyes and exhaled. Oh,God come on think about it Nick,what--how could humans possibly kill us?" She looked back at their leader,not about to have another sibling arguement over something they didn't know for sure.

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Character Portrait: Aurora Mortenson Character Portrait: Erik Mystara Character Portrait: Morgan Mystara Character Portrait: Sadie Michelle Hampton Character Portrait: Fox Character Portrait: Samantha Violet Lestat
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Belle growled angrily as the irritating warlock girl completely ignored Belle and sauntered across the room to Jezebel. She then glared at Erik.

"I don't think this is the right place to do this Morgan,ā€ Erik told his sister.

ā€œSince when did you start thinking?" she shot back. The warlock girl waved her hands a couple of times, throwing him wall to wall. Belle cringed every time he hit one, leaving little marks in their beautiful wallpaper. He then hit the glass coffee table. It shattered instantly. Belle resisted the urge to rip the both of them apart. She loved that coffee table. And Cassie was going to go mad when she saw the door.

Morgan then grabbed her brother by the back of his neck, glaring at him. "This is why I'm older."

You're older by three minutes!" he shouted, a scowl forming on his face and a fireball forming in his hand. He threw it at Morgan, throwing her back. She patted her chest frantically, eyes wide with fear and anger.

She screamed. "You asshole! You know how I feel about fire!" With a flick of her hand, Erik flew back, hitting the bottom step.

"What. The. Hell? Who the hell broke the door??" Julienā€™s snarling voice indicated his arrival. Belle glanced round behind her, spotting him at the very edge of the scene, flanked closely by Aurora. Julian looked angry, really angry.

ā€œIt was her,ā€ Erik immediately pointed at Morgan.

"What the hell is going on in here?" Aurora said. "Somebody better start talking. Now." She then glanced at Belle, gesturing with a flick of her wrist. "Belle. Thank you, I've got things covered in here. Go check on Sadie for me?"

Belle wrinkled her nose in disgust before nodding begrudgingly. It was a well-known fact that Belle hated werewolves. They were foul creatures. But she particularly hated the whining little half-breed Aurora insisted they keep, saying sheā€™d be ā€˜usefulā€™. Frankly, Belle saw nothing useful about the little freak of nature, she was just another irritation Belle didnā€™t need. She hated having to go near her, and treated her particularly badly whenever she was forced to. Besides, she wouldā€™ve liked to stay and watch these two get their asses kicked by Aurora. But Belle didnā€™t think tonight was a good night to challenge Aurora.

Belle turned to walk away but stopped at the very edge of the room as Erik began to speak. Maybe sheā€™d listen for just one more minute, this sounded interesting.

Upon spotting Aurora, Erik smiled. "Aurora! I haven't seen you since you tried to kill me! Remember? I just showed up in your bed, in your room. I was mostly naked! When was that? I think it was 1990. Or maybe it was 1995. But, remember?! We used to show up all the time. It's Erik! Or Hex. I can't remember what you called me,ā€ he said, standing up.

ā€œMaybe it was assholeā€¦ā€ Belle muttered under her breath, glancing at the coffee table. Although initially appearing sweet, Belle was starting to loose respect and patience fast with the male warlock.
Aurora smirked, nodding slightly in response to Erik. "I hardly recognized you with clothes on Erik."

Morgan took a few steps forward. "Hello Aurora. Is this your new second in command Erik, isn't this the baby we almost stole?" she said, pointing at Julian. ā€œIt is! You were so cute! Nothing's changed really. You just have more muscle now. A lot more." She lifted an eyebrow. "We would have given you back after a week. I swear. What's your name again? Jacob? No, that's not it. Oh Julien! That's it."

"Yes. His name's Julien and he's my new second in command. And I think you've caused enough damage. I'll give you ten seconds to give me a really good reason why I should let you stand another minute on my property before I kick your asses,ā€ Aurora threatened, giving them both an icy stare.

"Yea," Julien said after her flatly. "Julien. Nice to see you again. Any chance you could, I don't know, lay off our house? You know, for old time's sake."

Julien crossed the room to Belleā€™s side. He scrutinised her carefully, up and down.

ā€œIā€™m fine,ā€ Belle said quietly to Julien. ā€œJust make sure you get the number of their insurance company before you throw them back into whichever hole they crawled out ofā€¦ I liked that coffee table.ā€

With that she turned and sauntered off. The sooner she dealt with the stupid half-breed, the sooner she could return to the better smelling part of the manor. Behind her, she heard Julien making some comment about the blonde humanā€™s Belle had put in the corner to deal with later.

Belle froze, halfway down the corridor as she caught the tingly scent of a faerie appearing.

"Emmanuel Cross expects you in the morning," Belle heard Fox chirp gleefully. "Don't let Julien walk in front. I will be displeased if his face is injured."

There was a pop and Fox was gone again. Belle stalked down the corridor and stamped down the steps to the basement, slamming the door behind her. Great. That filthy, useless man they called their pack leader, Emmanuel, had agreed to this stupid plan. Of course he had. He saw his opportunity and took it. Her coven would be in their house, on their land, in their territory. They easily had the upper hand. And if they chose to attack, the vampires would definitely sustain the highest losses.

As Belle approached the third door in the basement she heard banging and shouting from behind it. The voice of the complaining hybrid was moaning about food. Belle peered through the barred window at the creature sitting dejectedly on her bed. Her long, blonde hair fell round her face and an arm was folded round her stomach, clearly she was hungry.

But the clearest indication of her presence was the smell. Belle shuddered. She pulled a bottle of her favourite perfume, Belle dā€™Opium from Yves Saint Laurent, from her jacket pocket. It was her signature perfume and she always made sure she, as with most of the things she owned, existed in a cloud of it. She loved everything smelling pretty, just like her. She spritzed herself with it, enjoying the sensation of the tiny little droplets coming to rest on her skin. Maybe that would help to repel the smell for a whileā€¦

With that, Belle pushed open the door to the hybridā€™s cell and quickly locked it behind herself to make sure the animal didnā€™t escape. That was the last thing they wanted tonight.

Belle glared down at her, sat on the bed. ā€œWhat do you want, mongrel?ā€ she said viciously.

Belle was nasty to the half-breed at the best of times but after the evening sheā€™d just had, she was feeling particularly cruel.

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Character Portrait: Aurora Mortenson Character Portrait: Erik Mystara Character Portrait: Angeline Julia Mortelle Mortenson Character Portrait: Nathalia Alexandera Ramos Character Portrait: Jonathan Clay Character Portrait: Viper Cross
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A hundred things happened, on right after the other. "Are those yours or something," Julien said nodding to the humans. "And what's this one?" Aurora sighed.

"The humans are mine, none of the coven is to harm them. And the girl is a witch in need of our protection. I can smell white magic on her." Before she'd even finished talking, Fox had reappeared before her.

"Emmanuel Cross expects you in the morning. Don't let Julien walk in front. I will be displeased if his face is injured." She chirped before teleporting out of the room again. Aurora rolled her eyes. Typical Fox. What was she going to do when both her favorites were under the same roof? Or would it be better for her? Easier access?

She sighed, running her fingers through her hair. She still hadn't slept yet and exhaustion was getting to her. The next thing that happened, Aurora wasn't expecting. She never would. Not in a million years. Through the open doorway, stalked a beautiful blonde woman, maybe a little younger looking than herself, but the similarities between the two were striking. The sister she'd thought was dead. She'd died as a normal human two hundred years ago. So why was she standing here before her? And why did she smell like vampire?

Aurora suddenly felt sick. No! Not her baby sister... It was bad enough she'd been turned into a monster, but given immortality too? Her face whitened and she stumbled backwards, having to lean on a wall for support. Her breathing got shallow. "Angeline. If you could please." She muttered, trying to regain her balance and compose herself.

She stood, expression once more passive as she looked down at her sister with pitying blue eyes. "I'm dealing with a crisis right now. We'll talk in a moment." With that, she placed a hand on her sister's shoulder and nudged her gently to the side. Next, Cassandra came barging down the stairs, shrieking about the furniture before huffing and throwing herself on the couch, mumbling something about house insurance.

She was right. Though they were vampires and didn't really need money to obtain things, merely their persuasion and beauty, Aurora still hated to see anything in her home ruined. All of it, right down to the doorknobs, was imported. Every room was decorated with the flawless perfection only a vampire could obtain. The house was one of the things Aurora would miss when the moved. Though they were both of equal strength, the Werewolves preferred a much smaller house because they didn't always have to use it as they had a pack camp as well. It was still huge, but they'd probably have to share rooms and it wouldn't be as nicely decorated. She'd been there before and everything was decorated in a hunting lodge kind of feel with dead animals and tribe voodoo hanging on almost every wall.

"I don't think we have one. We just came to leave the lovely Jezebel," Aurora was snapped from her thoughts by Erik as he gestured to the white witch. "Into your protection. I feel like we should go, Morgan."

Aurora nodded her agreement and ignored Morgan's goodbye. Quite frankly, the girl was a brat and she was happy they were leaving. She already had the pair of humans, and Fox, to deal with, she didn't have time to babysit everyone. Then Trix barged through the door. Her gust of wind knocked some curtains to the floor and she rolled her eyes and let out an annoyed huff. "Think maybe someone can make an entrance without destroying my home?!" She hissed before listening to what Trix had to say.

She nodded somberly. It was just as she'd thought. The figurine had belonged to the man she'd killed. The one that killed Charlise. She was about to reach for it, when Morgan beat her to it, rage suddenly in her eyes. Was there ever another emotion there? Aparently so, for as Aurora watched, she started sobbing, hysterically. Erick caught her and tucked her into his arms. No matter how much she detested the twins, Aurora's heart couldn't help but flutter a little for she too, knew what it was like to lose someone to these human monsters. "I think we have a reason to stay now." Erik said, eyes on hers, suddenly very serious. It was surprising to see him serious and she nodded with a sigh, running her fingers through her hair.

"Alright." She announced. "Everyone head back to their rooms and get packed. We're moving in with the werewolves as soon as everyone's ready. No arguing with me tonight unless you want to lose a limb." She gave Cassie a pointed look before glancing at the others being the human twins, the warlock twins, the white witch, Angeline, and Trix. "You're all welcome to join us if you'd like. You'll be under our protection from the werewolves should you choose to come." She smiled, thinking of Sadie. "We have something of theirs. They wont hurt you. You're welcome to wait here in the sitting room until we are ready."

And with that, she disappeared for a moment before reappearing again, bags in hand. She'd already been packed since the moment she left her room to go talk to Julien. She sat on the small sofa, looking at the others. "Alright, so I know why the warlock twins are here, and Trix." She looked at the human twins. "Why don't you tell me why you're here. Our agreement was based on secrecy." She looked at her sister. "And why don't you tell me why the hell you're alive, and why you decide to show up now? I know every coven within a twenty city/town radius. You have never been apart of any of them."

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"What are you talking about Emmanuel? Are you serious about this?" She could see the hurt in her eyes, that he hadn't consulted with the beta on this. "I'm sorry, but that sounds like a flawed plan." He'd expected that.

"Bullshit, Emmanuel!" Johnathon snapped, actually making him jump. He turned his eyes off Viper to look at him. "The territory has never been safer! Who told you about this threat?" Emmanuel gestured to Fox behind him, just as she admitted that it was her.

"They're right,Are you insane?! I mean,Emmanuel I love and trust with my life but,come on. Humans tiny little humans can not know how to kill us. How do you know that this isn't a trap,you wouldn't just be putting my life in danger but more importantly everyone's lives in danger and for why because Fox told you?! Come on now,she could be behind this plan with the demons so that they can get in our home and kill us all just because of this stupid letter." Nat's came next, then her brother Nick. "And just how are we supposed to know that it is a trap, guys I don't feel like sharing my personal space with the cold hearted bloodsuckers either, but when did Emmanuel ever do something to put us in danger?"

Emmanuel smiled at Nick thankfully. "Look." He said, speaking as alpha. "This is not up for debate. It's going to happen. I just wanted to warn you. I would never do anything to but you guys in danger, you know that. You're my family. And this-" he gestured to the letter "-is made with a magic older than both me and Aurora Mortenson. There's no way she faked this, and if it's real, then there are humans after us. highly trained humans who now our every weakness while we have yet to know theirs. And not to mention that they outnumber us tenfold. We've been wrongly blaming the vampires for the recent disappearances." He shook his head. "Not that they're not disgusting creatures, but we need their help if we're to take down this threat." He let a small smile come to his lips and glanced at Fox. "Plus... They're going to be on our land, in our home, coming to us for protection. We easily have the upper hand should things go wrong, and Aurora would see that. She would never place her coven in a vunerable postition. I've been opposing her for two hundred years. Trust me, I know I'm right when I say that, even if it meant wiping us out, Aurora would never ever make her coven seem weak or incapable. She's too prideful."