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Feb 17, 2013 04:36PM
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Kav glanced at his watched as he moved down the line. Almost noon. Biting his lip, he wished that things would hurry along.
Kav collected his try and stuffed the roll in his mouth. Just as he turned to go, he bumped into another girl and spilled his beans onto her shirt.
Kav hastily put down his try and tried to catch up with the girl. "Oh gosh. I'm so sorry. Are you okay? Here, I have a napkin." Fingers fumbling, he tried to find it but couldn't.
He caught her gaze and froze a moment. Then he blushed again. "Um. . . sorry."
He found a napkin and held it out to her, not sure of what else to say.
Kav tried not to look at his watch as the napkin fell from his hand. "Okay then," he said quietly, turning to go.
Lexie walked in and got herself something to eat and drink. She say at a table by herself.
Kav hesitated. Seen it? He didn't understand. "Have I seen what?"
His face burned. "I don't know what you mean," he lied.
"Well . . ." he hesitated, shifting uncomfortably. How had this conversation gone south so quickly? "No, not really. Have you?"
Lexie walked around the cafe looking for someone to talk to. Just because she was always alone didn't mean he was happy about it.
He decided to tell the truth. "I'm not sure if I can be the judge of that."
"And I'm not," he said defiantly. "At least I don't think so."
"Um . . ." Kav ran a nervous hand through his hair. "A really long time."
(gtg be back in 20 minutes)He shrugged vaguely. "Why does it matter?"
((yes! ate dinner in record time! :P))He thought about smiling, but then decided that she was serious. "Five years," he said truthfully. The year before the uprisings began in earnest. The year he'd begun to doubt his guardian's sanity.
Kav frowned. "If I'd been attacked, I probably wouldn't be here right now, would I?"
He narrowed his eyes. "Do I look like I'm capable of taking out a vamp?"
He too let out an exasperated sigh. "Are you going to tell me or not?"
He shrugged. "I'm not even sure anymore."
He laughed bitterly at the irony of her words. If only she knew what a lie she'd just spoken. "You know what? It doesn't matter anymore. I'm late for something anyways." He looked at his watch, then added hesitantly. "I'm Kav, by the way."
He gave her a solemn nod. "Nice to meet you. And um... sorry for spilling beans on your shirt."
He gave her a wry smile. Just then the alarms began to blare, and he startled. An Invasion Drill. Everybody was supposed to report to thier barracks. Crap, he thought. "Okay. I'll see you around," he said quickly. Then instead of heading back into the halls, Kav headed in the opposite direction-- towards the outside gates.
Kav twisted around and happened to see Wanderer close behind him. What in the world? How was he supposed to sneak out of the compound with her watching his every move? Hoping he didn't seem too obvious, he suddenly switched directions. Maybe he could escape through the southern gates.
He froze and spun around. Great. His plan hadn't worked. "What is it?" He hissed back.
"What? I'm not--!" Had she assumed that he was going out to fight? Oh god. That was so not what he'd planned on doing.
"No! Of course not!" he said indignantly. He could't tell her why he wouldn't fight. Why he'd never raise a weapon to a bloodsucker--and why a bloodsucker would never dare to touch him.
He had no choice but to follow. What else could he do? "Where are we going?" he asked, trying to keep up, and trying to ignore that foreboding feeling in his stomach.
He matched her pace as she led him down a complicated maze of hallways. "What kinds of weapons are we supposed to get?"
He rolled his eyes. "That's so specific."
Kav looked around, but there was no escape. He'd have to bear arms against the enemy or risk explaining his reluctance to Wanderer. "Are you sure about this?"
"I could probably figure it out. How hard could it be?" He murmured, trying to look past her shoulder. All he could see was a tiny, darkened space.
He blinked. "Hello?" Kav stuck his head through the small opening but saw nothing but blackness, not even a silhouette. The silence enveloped him. "Wanderer?"
He grasped the outline of her outstretched palm, blinking the darkness out of his eyes. "What is this place?"
"So then you don't live in the barracks," he realized. It didn't surprise him.
"I see," he said. She shouldn't live here. It was against the rules. Kav smiled-- maybe she wasn't so bad after all.
He smirked. "Are we just going to feel around until we bump into everything or is there a lightswitch somewhere?"
Hayley walks into the dinning hall to get some food. Shes pretty hungry after a long day of training. She gets in line and grabs a tray.
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Hayley shuffled along with the line. She just hated it here and she couldnt wait to get out of here and kill some vamps.
Lexie got in line behind a boy and rolled her eyes at the amount of food they give you. 'how do they expect me to kill vampires on an empty stomach' she thought sighing.
After Hayley got her food she went and sat down at a table by herself. Being the "new kid" here kinda sucked. And having a dad that was high up in command didnt help either.
Lexie got her food and say down with the new kid. "hey I'm Lexie. Who are you?" she said taking a drink of her water.
"Hayley Wayland." Hayley said. "Im glad someone here is talking to me." She said with a smile.
She smiled at her. "ehh it's hard being new in this kind of place." she said referring to when she was new a few moths back.
Hayley nodded in agreement, then began to eat some of her food. "How old are you?" She asked Lexie
Lexie started eating some food. "just turned 18 yesterday actually" she said with a sort of sad tone in her voice. She missed her family but she knew her father would tell her to just move one and live her life.
"Well then happy late birthday!" Hayley said with a grin. "Im only 17."
"thank you." she said smiling and taking another drink. "want my apple?" she asked handing it to her.
