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by DaCookie on Wed Nov 04, 2009 6:27 pm
Rosenthal stopped in his tracks.She longed for him and he wanted to comfort her.He tried to in his own strange way, it was as good as he could do at the moment, for when he got close to her that was when the images hit him hardest and he grimaced.The pain was building up within him but he held it in, on the inside, trying not to express it."Come."He motioned to her, taking her hand firmly from behind him."Come, follow me.We can talk but please, dont look at me in the eyes.Come."Truth was the only reason he didnt want her to look him in the eyes was that it caused him pain.The longer she stared, the harder and more real the visions and pictures in his head grew.His eyes were going bloodshot with a mixture of hunger and pain.He was doing the best he could manage to hide it, his facial expression was plain and he showed no other signs of weakness on the outside besides that.He didnt want her to think he was weak, he had to be strong.Most vampires took pride and honour to heart, especially pure-bloods.And to be strong was related to pride, according to vampires.Annabell came out but then went back into her room, she had been looking for Luna but now wasnt the time.For now Luna needed to be comforted and shown affection Rosenthal thought.
He pulled her along from behind, never looking back.He could feel her eyes peering at him from time to time and this made the images more vivid again.They arrived at his room and he opened the door.Rosenthal let go off Lunas hand then."Make yourself comfortable."He said emotionlessly.He wondered about Luna, he had heard that humans liked warmth so he went over to the fireplace.The images hit him once again so he stopped thinking about her.But he started to light the fire with just some turf, wood and match sticks.He strook the match and it sparked, reflecting in his eyes.The fire started growing and it was getting to a decent size.Although he said nothing, he propped a chair over to the fire.He had ment for Luna to sit there.Rosenthal clasped his hands together in a cup and blew into them, he had seen a human doing that before near a fire.He didnt know why.He then held his hands to the fire, he went closer...closer until his hand was almost in the fire itself.He felt nothing, no heat from it.Vampires only felt heat from creatures, his parents had told him that the heat came from their heart.He sighed and went over to his drawer.
He remembered Luna was in the room again, but the image was quickly replaced with the one where she was a vampire, so he focused on the task at hand, to avoid such things.He slyly took the book out of the drawer.Hateful?Did the man mean this? he thought.Of course not...look the book has no name on the front. the voice told him.Rosenthal pondered and then he decided he wasnt going to take a chance.He rested the book under the chair, so Luna wouldnt see and then grabbed some more fire wood from a basket beside the fire."Ah lets get this fire a goin."He then grabbed the book and placed it under the wood and threw it ontop of the fire.The cover of the book burned away and the words 'Immortal Being' appeared.He had only bad memories from the book, faded memories but he didnt know what they were, they were so hazy.The man had said the book was filled with hate.Was he right? Rosenthal wondered.He went to reach the book out of the fire but stopped as the image of a pale Luna crossed his mind.He thought it best to leave it there.It seemed this image was somehow related to the book.Rosenthal got up and lied on his bed, hoping Luna would sit down by the fire and enjoy herself.His eyes were red raw, so he turned over and buried his face in the bottom of the bed with his eyes closed.He tried to relax, but he couldnt from the pain and hunger.He bit his bottom lip hard and a trickle of blood flowed onto the bed, he then licked it up and repeated the process a few times.It tasted pretty plain.
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