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10/10 cool character and a part of #bestfamily. However, would you be willing to change his power section slightly? Just to choose between telepathy and illusions, as they're quite different powers and count as two. After that, I'll accept him ^^

With 24 people? Or would it be multiple characters each? :D

We're closed for new characters, as far as I know ^^

Greek is Aquarius/Capricorn/star signs and all that. On that note, I'm also interested in this ^^

He seems pretty neutral to me. At least, his ties to Blackmoore aren't under the Family heading, so that's what I'm going by ;D Also, there's already going to be one more neutral vampire coming in, who I've been working with for the last couple of days. I think that'll be enough.

@Rune - Seth's trying to pull it out of the cave already/away from the kids :c

"He's Maria's boytoy. I presume he sings nicely," Alistair answered dryly for the possible Kingston-convert behind him. The vampire stuffed his thumbs through his belt-loops and swaggered over to the not-quite intruder. If he was honest, he was glad for the interruption - at least someone was allowed to laugh without being called a 'bad, unsympathetic leader'. Alistair allowed himself a smile, one fang jutting out crookedly for a flash. "Adrian, my man! Where've you been?" Instead of pausing to allow the other man to answer, he continued quickly, "You know what? Tell me about it after. Rogues first – and I do hope to God that's a plural."

Sure! Older/ancient vampires, yes, I have no problem with that. I'd prefer not to have any more neutral/rogue vamps than we already have, because a large part of it is the conflict between the two families, so if you could pick a clan to join that would be great <3 EDIT - I also hope that was Adrian, in the post. Wasn't any name so I just hazarded a guess.

Uwu, posted! Sorry for the delay!

**Seth – Ayero – Ladyl Woods** This was a problem. A small part of him had hoped that the bird-Pokemon hadn't been carnivorous, that all of the children were safe and happy and in immaculate condition, that the creature had only wanted to fill an empty nest – as Belle often did. Not all were as friendly as Belle, however, and at one time he had known that. The Pokemon's descent into the cavern was too fast for the human eye to see and now, shrouded in darkness, it was impossible to make out the species or weak points of it. The light filtering through the entrance did nothing except illuminate how utterly impossible the odds were. It was *huge*. And yet, he couldn't waste any more time – he knew that. The cries of the children were too frantic for them to be safe. Patting down the pockets of his trousers, he found a bent matchstick, but no other source of light. Thank the heavens for keen eyesight, Seth thought, drawing his bow and taking out an arrow from his quiver. Breathe in. Breathe out. *Don't hit the children*. He could hear them, but he couldn't see them. If luck wasn't on his – or their – side, then the attack would quite easily reach them instead. Still, a pinning shot to the wing... it might be a risk worth taking. Seth nocked the arrow, pulled his bowstring back with a steady arm and, against his better judgement, sent it into what he was sure was a stone pillar – something safe. He could hear the arrowhead clunking against the rock, no doubt catching the beast's attention. “Hey, you!” Seth retrieved the matchstick from earlier and struck it on the side of his leg, illuminating his position from near the entrance of the cavern. “Why don't you pick on someone your own size?” Or someone much, much smaller than you, Seth mused. Cliched though it was, it was something *heroes* said, right? The shape moved, taking a step in his direction, and the trainer started to back away and out the cave – not too quickly, lest the beast lose interest. Once he managed to get it outside (and he refused to think of it in terms of *if*), he had a clear shot, and Belle would too, when she returned. --- **Belle – Ayero – Ladyl Woods** Only wasting one more moment to greet the Rayquaza with a trill – it wasn't the Pokemon she was upset with, after all – Belle stretched out her wings and took to the skies, careful not to jostle the girl who was not quite as accustomed to flying as Seth was (though few humans were). Forsaking the flashy spiralling action she had used with her own human, Belle pushed herself further and faster than before, already knowing the location she was looking for. Still, she left out the nose-dives to pick up speed. Seth always complained about how dangerous they were, especially when they picked up strangers for extra coin. Plus, it made her human turn particularly green with illness... or was it panic? Belle let out a shrill cry to alert Seth to her presence as she descended at the edge of the forest, loud enough to cause the trees to shake as a colourful collection of seasonal bird Pokemon scattered. He was nowhere to be found, but there was only one place where he could be: the nest.