The moment the vampire started to cry out in pain from the light, Aurora's wary expression broke apart, forming a jovial smile instead. Perfect. Not exactly what she was looking for, but it was better than returning empty handed. She drew her left Axe, the silver weapon barely visible in the foggy terrain, stalking forward with the intention of getting a kill under her belt, her orb of light still shining within her right hand. As the older male chucked himself behind a tree, the child of fae almost heartily laughed. What did he think that would do? All it did was make her take a few more steps before killing him. Nearly reaching the tree he was hiding behind, she widened her eyes at the sight of a potion flying through the air. Crap, was this guy an alchemist? Thankfully the flask was thrown in the wrong direction, away from her instead of towards. Still she watched the object as it arched through the air and shattered on the ground. You never knew what a potion could do.

Then she smelt it.

Her orb of light shattered in a near instant, her concentration broken entirely. Holy shit. What in the name of Light was that [b]smell?!?[/b] Covering her nose with her now open right hand, the faerie instinctively took a few steps back away from the broken flask, before remembering why she was near it in the first place. Damn it, she hoped the vampire was getting a good whiff of that too, because there was no way Aurora was getting any nearer to that flask than necessary. Instead, she flew up onto one of the trees near to the vampire's, not exactly within the range of smelling the concoction, but not far away enough that she wouldn't be able to see the vampire try and run. Twirling her left axe, Aurora chose to make some light banter. Hey, the older male was going to leave that tree eventually. There was no way he could stand that stench forever, right? [color=pink]Sooooo... You're an alchemist?[/color] the brunette asked innocently, her personality changing to it's happy-go-lucky state instead of the earlier murderous one. A light smile settled itself on the faerie's face, watching the tree that still held her Child of Dark behind it. She'll let herself feel at least cordial until he popped his head out. The moment he did, she would blast him with another dose of light, then end him. [color=pink]"I'm a soldier at the Kingdom of Light. Not really high up yet, but my superiors are looking out for me,"[/color] Aurora continued the banter, just patiently waiting for the vampire to finally come out.
[@ArenaSnow]