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Keri Wolf
Keri chucked as she watched people flew out of Satori's way. This was a sight she had missed from their childhood. Pride filled as her while the enchanting scene played out before her. Yet as soon as Satori stopped moving a sense of regret replaced her sudden pride. It had been years since they had any sort of contact. One of the most darkened events in her life was saying goodbye to Satori as she walked away from their hometown. On that day they had promised to keep in contact with each other. In reality it was nothing more then an empty promise after the slaughter.
Keri suddenly felt a calming presence inside her mind. At first she was alarmed. As she glanced up to her most dearest friend her alarmed feeling slowly drifted away. Keri in return intently stared as Satori's faced changed expressions. Her face became paler as her worst fear became true. Every villager would warn their children never to go out at night for there were things outside which craved human blood.Now remember my children never go outside in the dark for vampires live there.A lore which was told in vein in her case.
Her mind snapped back to the present as Satori embraced her in a strong hug. She turned her head in a tilted manner as her old friend looked at her. Keri noted that there were some changes in Satori. She was pale, just as the girl next to her. A sigh was exhaled as realization hit. No longer human, just undead as long as she consumes a living person's blood. Thankfully her love for animals seemed to have stayed. Keri intently focused as her old friend talked to her student. It was good to watch her be able to interact with others now. As her eyes followed Satori mounting the bear once more and patting behind for Keri to sit, frustration started to boil inside her.
"Satori why don't you stop all this nonsense. I'm not in the mood to be alone with you right now. Ssarak if you want you can stay. This goes for you too Colette. You could have just asked me. Have I not been nothing but honest with you for years? Yes, I never kept my promise. Before you ask yes I'm still aiming to put my family's killer in the ground. Anything else?"She stated in a sudden agitation.
Keri chucked as she watched people flew out of Satori's way. This was a sight she had missed from their childhood. Pride filled as her while the enchanting scene played out before her. Yet as soon as Satori stopped moving a sense of regret replaced her sudden pride. It had been years since they had any sort of contact. One of the most darkened events in her life was saying goodbye to Satori as she walked away from their hometown. On that day they had promised to keep in contact with each other. In reality it was nothing more then an empty promise after the slaughter.
Keri suddenly felt a calming presence inside her mind. At first she was alarmed. As she glanced up to her most dearest friend her alarmed feeling slowly drifted away. Keri in return intently stared as Satori's faced changed expressions. Her face became paler as her worst fear became true. Every villager would warn their children never to go out at night for there were things outside which craved human blood.Now remember my children never go outside in the dark for vampires live there.A lore which was told in vein in her case.
Her mind snapped back to the present as Satori embraced her in a strong hug. She turned her head in a tilted manner as her old friend looked at her. Keri noted that there were some changes in Satori. She was pale, just as the girl next to her. A sigh was exhaled as realization hit. No longer human, just undead as long as she consumes a living person's blood. Thankfully her love for animals seemed to have stayed. Keri intently focused as her old friend talked to her student. It was good to watch her be able to interact with others now. As her eyes followed Satori mounting the bear once more and patting behind for Keri to sit, frustration started to boil inside her.
"Satori why don't you stop all this nonsense. I'm not in the mood to be alone with you right now. Ssarak if you want you can stay. This goes for you too Colette. You could have just asked me. Have I not been nothing but honest with you for years? Yes, I never kept my promise. Before you ask yes I'm still aiming to put my family's killer in the ground. Anything else?"She stated in a sudden agitation.