Colby Halloway
Another vampire swung in through the window, followed by an unfamiliar vampire. Colby watched skeptically, and saw the first vampire, Viktoria, give Colby a dirty look. The simple eye roll was enough. But, it didn't faze Colby at all. In fact, the idea that she thought she could intimidate her made Colby laugh. The golden eyed girl's puppy-dog eyes were wiped off her face, and instead she smiled softly and looked at her feet laughing lightly at Viktoria's actions. To be honest, Colby had nothing against the brown haired woman. Except, ever since she met her, Colby had a strong distrust and disliking for her. The way that she assumed she could control everybody by threats or intimidation was the complete opposite of Colby's care-free, laid back personality.
The red haired vampire bounced lightly on her toes, listening to their conversation to see what was going on with the new vampire. So, her name was Jessenia? That was a cool name. Colby hummed quietly to herself, her cheerful nature taking back over. Her humming wasn't loud enough to distract the three others, but enough to keep Colby distracted. Then, she heard that Viktoria tried to... talk... to the lycans, and the idea made Colby giggle again. You see? She tried to 'talk' to the species that them vampires weren't buddy buddy with.... Once again in threat. Why did that not surprise her?
Keeping quiet still, Colby listened in until it sounded as if they were finished talking. Silas had agreed that Colby could come, and she flashed the coven leader a grateful glance with a dazzling, thankful smile. "Thanks!" she practically sang happily. Colby spun neatly on her heel to turn around so she could head out and gave each of them one last glance over her shoulder. A grateful glance to Silas but an irritated and hostile one towards the other vampire. Colby didn't judge Jessenia because she didn't know her, and gave the new vampire a warm, friendly, and welcoming smile and nodded before dashing down the stairs. But before she did that, she adjusted the cap on her head and blinked.
"I'm going to head out." she told them and then dismissed herself, heading down the stairs and out the door.
Colby was met with familiar, and rather peaceful land. Being outside was comforting to her, calmed her nerves. Colby took a deep breath with a grin, shut her eyes, and exhaled slowly, her beautiful golden eyes reopening. Her footsteps gave no sound, and she wandered away from the serenity of the woodland area. Considering Colby hadn't fed for a while, she had that pull towards the city. She hated hunting, delaying until it was necessary. She thought it was inhumane and just cruel. Since she hadn't asked to be a vampire, she didn't really adjust to the whole blood thing fully. With a reluctant sigh, she walked toward the, surprisingly still busy, city, the scent of blood pulsing through her keen, sharp senses.
Soon enough she reached the city, and walked past a large hospital, her eyes tracing the building carefully, as they did to every other building. The vampire was just glad the sun was down, and it was somewhere around 12 am or 1 am. Luckily she had on some jeans and a sweatshirt now, being able to change before she left, and had her baseball cap on still. Her straightened red hair fell and cascaded over her shoulders, the color complimenting her pretty pale complexion nicely. Her jeans were old and washed out skinny jeans, and on her feet were blue socks with Adidas slides. She had on a gray lacrosse sweatshirt and a a different Cookie Monster flat bill hat. She liked those hats, her brother always wore them and she always put them on.
Snapping out of thought, the young vampire sighed and walked casually down the sidewalk, still rather busy, buzzing with cars and people. Colby scanned the people carefully, trying to pick out somebody she could tell wouldn't be a huge loss. Maybe if somebody went down an alley, a robber or something. At the thought, she chuckled. What was the likeliness of that?