Rain kept pouring. While one would think it would wash the dirt and blood off the two girls, they were very much wrong. Adèle shook from the cold as she struggled to somehow stand up, her knees, however, buckled under her weight every time. Now tears of annoyance streaked her dirt ridden porcelain skin, mixing with the rain and falling to the ground harmlessly. "I can..." She pushed herself up, her arms shaking. "I can..." The small girl fell once more, and she let out an aggravated grunt.
Her body didn't have the strength her mind and heart did. She couldn't get back up. "Amélia...I'm sorry. " She sighed, her shoulders slumping as she sat over her friend, taking on the rain that would have hit Mia. Slowly, her mind started to slip into darkness. For a moment, all she heard was the patter of the rain, and woosh and the cooling winds, and the snarls of the wolves, and then, all at once, the wolves stopped, and so did the wind, though the rain kept up a steady beat.
"...Your filthy." Her head jerked up, purple eyes connecting with amber ones, and her mouth fell open to gape at the men in front of her. Addie had been sure this place was abandoned. What kind of people live in the middle if nowhere, in transylvania no less. Killers... She shook the thought away. They didn't honestly have luck that bad.
Addie started as the second man with strange eyes swept down to take Amélia from her. She reached out weakly, panic spreading through her heart at the thought of being separated from her best friend by strangers. "D-D-D-Don't worry. I-I-I-I'll b-be c-c-careful." She paused as she man spoke, and then, slowly, Adèle nodded. "Thank you," She mumbled, wondering if the man could hear her over the boom of thunder that made the small girl cringe.
The other man, the one who had spoken first - calling her filthy, how rude - swept her up next, both males heading towards the castle. Catching sight of her own bloody ankle, Addie's skin turned a strange shade of green, and she turned her face into the mans chest as she focused on calming her sudden intake of breath. The man holding her smelled like smoke and cinnamon, that was an odd mix.
Kicking the door open, the man yelled loudly, making Addie jump in his arms and stare up at him with wide eyes. "Victoria! Cleo! Get in the bath ready!" Addie blinked at him, briefly wondering if she smelt bad. "What are you yelling about Mont-" A pink haired girl stopping mid-sentence starting at them as if she was about to have a heart attack. Mont? Odd name... "Humans?" Addie titled her head to the side and stared at the woman like she had just rolled down the stairs in her underwear. Why would anyone address someone in such a manner? "Be quiet, and do what I told you." The man, Mont, walked passed the woman without a second glance. I wonder if they're together... She hummed to herself in her mind, they would make a nice couple...but they didn't look quite right.
Addie watched Mia from the other side of the room, she had been layed out on a couch, while she herself sat upon another one. She turned back to the man in time to see a small girl appear behind him and clutch tightly onto his pants leg. Adèle met her curiously stare and tried to smile kindly at the child, but she was worried it was more of a grimace than a smile. "Monty why did you bring them inside?! They are Human?!!" Addie flinched and looked away from the smaller girl and down to the ground. How was it possible that someone could make her feel like it was a crime to be Human? Were these people not Human?
Adèle decided she didn't think she liked the pink haired girl, and that she wouldn't be right for this man, Mont, at all. "Who are you?" Addie looked back towards the man and blinked several times. She opened her mouth to respond, but snapped it shut at once, her teeth making an audible noise as they clicked together, flashes of snarling wolves and steep hill sides came to the front of her mind, making tears fill but her purple eyes and spill over. She felt bad, she was bleeding on their carpet. "I'm-" She stopped when her voice came out hoarse and weak.
Angrily she wiped the tears away and tried again. "I'm Adèle S-Sinclair, " She shivered. "Thats, Amélia Delacroix we were...camping." Addie finished lamely and looked down once more. "W-we got lost, the trooper just left us, a-and we figured we would just set up camp b-before the storm started, b-but all of the sudden there were...wolves," She looked up, the fear evident in her eyes.
"They chased us all the way here. At first there was just one and then there was two, then three, then four." She shivered again, more tears falling. "We saw your castle, I am so sorry, we t-thought it was abandoned, it looks so old, we made it through the hole in the gate, but I got caught on..." Her eyes trailed down to her ankle, and her skin turned from pale to green again as she quickly looked away, different flashes filling her mind this time, this time they were flashes of blood stains floors and walls, and mutilated bodies. For a moment, Addie struggled with the contents of her stomach.
"We climbed the stairs to take shelter from the rain, but we slipped...Mia hit her head...will she be ok??" Addie looked up with wide innocent eyes, worry and fear shining through for her friend. She owed this man a dept, it was a scary thought to think if they hadn't come across them, or if the two girls hadn't found the castle, they would have ended up dead, scary indeed. "I...thank you." She mumbled, glancing at the amber eyed man, and the other man who had carried Mia inside.