Natalie Waters (
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mayfield_rpg2012-04-08 04:34 am
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02 - Sink into your Embrace
[Action A - 2240 Stevens Road - Friday, April 6th, morning]
[What was this in the mail? Packages? Three of them? One big, one small, and one envelope, all addressed to her? But she knew better than to open any of them in the open. Not with the sun shining. So she had taken them inside, and because she was impatient, brought them down to the light-sheltered basement so she could open them now.
To make a long story short, she now had a bloody nose, an assortment of bee stings, and a makeshift paper sign on the now-locked basement reading "DO NOT ENTER - CONTAINS BEES". Also, that remaining envelope. Sitting on the living room couch, she held it between her thumb and forefinger and fought with herself to hold off on the opening. There was nowhere dark enough. Nowhere secure enough. Not in this house. And the daytime made her sluggish, anyway.
The sun really needed to hurry and set.]
[Action B - general vicinity of 2240 Stevens Road, early evening]
[When the sun had finally dipped far enough under the horizon, Natalie ripped open the envelope from the town. In it was a slip of paper with a single dot of blood upon it. She was confused for only a moment, for suddenly she remembered the knives and the bleeding and the wounds and that single drop of Father's vitae passing her lips. She was experiencing it all over again. Dying again. Rising again.
There's a hideous scream from inside the house. And then not long after that, out staggers Natalie, bloodied from the wrists down, eyes rapidly sinking and darkening and full of hunger. Pedestrians at this time of night, beware.]
[Action C - 1490 Kramden, evening]
[There's an insistent banging on the front door. Ilsa had made promises, and Natalie fully intended to collect on them.]
[What was this in the mail? Packages? Three of them? One big, one small, and one envelope, all addressed to her? But she knew better than to open any of them in the open. Not with the sun shining. So she had taken them inside, and because she was impatient, brought them down to the light-sheltered basement so she could open them now.
To make a long story short, she now had a bloody nose, an assortment of bee stings, and a makeshift paper sign on the now-locked basement reading "DO NOT ENTER - CONTAINS BEES". Also, that remaining envelope. Sitting on the living room couch, she held it between her thumb and forefinger and fought with herself to hold off on the opening. There was nowhere dark enough. Nowhere secure enough. Not in this house. And the daytime made her sluggish, anyway.
The sun really needed to hurry and set.]
[Action B - general vicinity of 2240 Stevens Road, early evening]
[When the sun had finally dipped far enough under the horizon, Natalie ripped open the envelope from the town. In it was a slip of paper with a single dot of blood upon it. She was confused for only a moment, for suddenly she remembered the knives and the bleeding and the wounds and that single drop of Father's vitae passing her lips. She was experiencing it all over again. Dying again. Rising again.
There's a hideous scream from inside the house. And then not long after that, out staggers Natalie, bloodied from the wrists down, eyes rapidly sinking and darkening and full of hunger. Pedestrians at this time of night, beware.]
[Action C - 1490 Kramden, evening]
[There's an insistent banging on the front door. Ilsa had made promises, and Natalie fully intended to collect on them.]
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What happened? Are you alright?
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...I opened my mail.
[She advances a step, wobbles, steadies herself... and grins widely, showing off fangs.]
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[Bazett ignores the fangs to focus on Natalie's wrists.]
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[She follows Bazett's gaze, and seems to suddenly notice that yes! Her wrists are quite bloodied. She lifts her right hand, assesses it, and then licks some of the blood away.]
Oh no, no no, I was bleeding. I'm done bleeding. It's over, over, over...
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[She reaches for Natalie's wrist.]
Let me see.
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C
What-
[ She stops as soon as she reads Natalie. ]
Inside, come on!
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Thank you.
[In she lurches, following Ilsa but consciously keeping a healthy several-foot distance between them.]
I've, I've already learned some things. Already. Do you want to hear?
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Sit down before you fall, but go on - you got a letter today.
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Yes! I was embraced all over again. But you don't want to hear about that, that's personal... the drones! I can eat them. I, I might as well be knocking back rats for how vital their blood is, but I can feed from them!
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[ Her next question is calm, as if she dealt with this sort of thing every day... but Mayfield has done weird things to Ilsa's ability to be shocked. ]
Do you need more tonight?
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B
What's going on here?
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Just the mail! That's it, that's all, just the mail...
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Yes, the mail was quite interesting this morning. Mine punched me in the face.
[Hajime's keeping his voice as calm and even as possible, even if her behavior's setting off all sorts of alarm bells in his head. He's resisting the urge to call out his transformation belt, just in case.]
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Oh? Did it? Mine too! Also... also... bees. Did you get bees?
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Still on guard in case it's a ruse, because he's paranoid that way.]
Bees? Fortunately, I didn't get that one. I'll keep an eye out for any buzzing packages.
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B
...
Ah, she's definitely not human. With her sixth sense actually she's pretty sure she knows what this woman is; not a Dead Apostle, but something close enough.
Ciel won't come down just yet, choosing to observe for the time being. If Natalie has heightened senses however? She might just get the feeling of being watched.]
OMG yay
Well hello there, Mrs. Waters! Isn't it a nice evening?
[She looks startled to be addressed, but then she smiles, and starts to approach him.]
It is! Such nice weather we're having for this time of year, isn't it? We're just so lucky [Closer now] to be living in this wonderful town [Right up in his personal space] aren't we?
[Then she suddenly grabs him, exposes his neck, and sinks her fangs in deeply. The drone, for his part, exhibits only a moment of droneish surprise, before sort of... glazing over. And then she drinks, oh how she drinks.]
ffffff WHAT FOR
Huh.
Well okay, how thoughtful of that vampire. She doesn't so much as flinch as she watches the blond woman drain the drone. Because hey, it's a drone. She'll want to see it through until the end though, to take note of how the body may be disposed - provided she kills him by completely emptying him. Accidentally doing a sloppy job and creating a ghoul inadvertently after a meal isn't unheard of, so there's the clean-up job to consider. She's going to debate sending a formal warning too, but for now, she'll continue to impassively observe.]
For YOU :D
...Mrs. Waters! I... I hope my wife didn't catch us doing that!
[The drone man is pale and unsteady looking, but seems more scandalized than horrified. And he's not keeling over and becoming a ghoul or anything strange. He's retreating back into the house, looking disapprovingly at "Mrs. Waters".]
...weak. Too weak.
[But when she leaves the yard and continues down the street, she looks much more stable.]
no save your cheers for a more noteworthy cause...!
Her stabilizing may be a good thing, given that considerate or not, any famished vampire that operates purely on instinct and hunger would be nondiscriminatory in their targeting and be more troublesome to handle. Picking a drone might have been a coincidence, but if this woman was capable of rationalizing and avoiding actual people who are not consenting, then it narrows down the odds of antagonistic confrontation. Being a heretic hunter is a hassle after all, in a place where nothing dies when killed.
She'll continue
stalkingtailing, easily jumping from one roof to another but still keeping a good distance. This doesn't look bad so far, but WHO KNOWS what may happen next...]But cheers are free!
No they take soul energy....
It took me THIS LONG to think of what victim three should be, arrgh
f-fff I feel bad now SEE I'M NOT A GOOD THING... ;; thanks though ;u;/!
Bah, I'm the one that wrote myself into a corner! D:
but we're still headed somewhere right that's good!
Voyaging boldly onwards!
(gym_okok)
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I just found the e-mail notification buried under a bunch of stuff D:
Haha, all good! o/
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A why am I so late on this? OTL
Bees? I knew there were one too many packages for regained items.
I'm kinda late, myself D:
There were bees in one of the boxes. [She tears her gaze away from the remaining envelope, and looks to Lili instead.]
...did you receive anything?
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Not yet. I wonder what's the hold up. What about you?
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[And a not-mom with bee stings that are slowly reducing in size...
She snaps her wrist, the paper of the envelope making a "fwip" sound.]
I have this. I'll open it tonight. I can't be sure of what it is, but if it's what I want, then.. yes. I'm opening it tonight.
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Might be a power if yours came in an envelope. My past two regains were like that. Do you want me to stick around when you open it just in case?
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