The Academy discussion

"Sweet." Dallas said. "They could turn this into a club. That'd be pretty fun." He smiled at the thought. "So ready to show me?" He asked excitedly.

"Maybe I could open a little pub. Give you some competition." He gave he a wink and a nudge then backed away from her. "Let's see what ya got."

"Let's see 'er." He grinned then waited for her to start.

"woah." Dallas said in amazement.

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"Woah." Dallas said in amazement. He watched her closely. "Wouldn't want to piss you off." He smiled a joking grin towards her.

Dallas backed away a bit. "Too cool." He grinned at her. She was a amazing in his eyes.

"That was awesome." He said still shocked by get powers.

"I didn't know anyone could do something so cool."

"I'm nothing special, just a vampire." He looked around.

"That's true." He shrugged. "It's getting late, do you maybe wanna go see a movie? I hear iron man 3 is playing." He suggested enjoying her company.

Hands shoved in his pockets, Shane silently stepped over to the abandoned warehouse. He was a bit uncertain as to how he'd arrived at this place, but he was just walking and ended up here. He wanted to get away from everything and get some air.

Claudia gazed up to the dark sky with mood shining brightly above the old warehouse's roof on top which she laid on. She was bored and hungry with no one around her. She did think about having animals as an appetizers but shook her head. Their souls were ugly and distasteful. Suddenly a creature walked on her radar and she rolled on the roof, gazing over the edge a guy. Finally!

It was so dark in here. It was falling to nighttime, a dangerous moment to be outside and out in the open. Pulling his hands out of his pockets, he cupped them in front of his face and blew on them gently. He barely even tried, and a flame rested above his fingertips. Handling the fire. He didn't even feel it. It lit up the room and he looked around.

Darkness veiled her to help her not to be seen by this guy who looked like he handled fire inside his own hand. It amazed her and angered her. Now he had some sort of power a bit to win the fight that she was thinking about. With a quiet sigh, she hopped down gracefully and noiselessly as much as she could before hiding behind one of the warehouse's boxes to get a better look at the guy.

Shane, holding the fire in his hands for light, scanned the room swiftly. There was someone in there and he knew it. He could sense it. But they weren't showing themselves, and that screamed danger. Or fear from their part. Narrowing his eyes slightly, he looked for any sign of life. It would be quite easy for him to simply light up the room, but he wanted to see if they were brave enough to come out.

Darkness shielded her from being seen as she turned the dagger over and over inside her hand, waiting for a moment to pounce and steal his soul. Yes, that sounded like perfect plan but... It seemed that he had control over fire and that angered her. And scared her. Fire against fire. Who will win? Claudia took a deep breath then let it out silently as the darkness moved her around the warehouse to keep her far away from the guy that seemed for the first time scare her. No, she won't let it get to her. She set down a knife on the floor and moved to another spot in the warehouse, using shadows. From that spot, she elevated the knife and sent that at the guy's back.

It was quiet in there. Too quiet. But as he closed his eyes, he felt a presence in there. Who was it? Or, more importantly, what was it? His eyes shot open as, at the very last second, he dodged the knife. His head jerked in that direction, and his eyes narrowed. "Who's there?" he said cautiously, his voice strong. Someone who was trying to kill him, apparently. But who was trying to kill him? That didn't really make sense. He tossed his hands up and, controlling the fire with his magic, it floated to the ceiling and expanded, seeming to be almost a chandelier to fill the darkness.

As the fire expended, she disappeared and reappeared on the roof, the knives that she set down multiplying until there were hundreds on the floor around the guy. Claudia smirked as they moved and flew again at him. This should end him.

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Should have seen this coming. But did he? Nope. He had been studying air-traveling (or teleportation) for a while now, but hadn't really tested it out. Guess this was the chance. He muttered something under his breath and closed his eyes a second before disappearing into the darkness. She couldn't see where he had gone.

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Claudia frowned when the other disappeared and looked around herself. Dammit. Where the hell did he go? Carefully, she stepped around the boxes, staying in the shadows before finally going out from the them to look around better. A coward.

He smirked as he watched her walk out from the boxes. In his opinion, how she hid and attacked blindly was more of a coward than how he was acting. That was only self-defense. But he was being careful right now. "So do you have anger problems or what?" he said, because she randomly attacked him.

Claudia grabbed the dagger from the inside of her coat and gripping it hard, she looked around, her dark gaze darting around before she straightened up and brushed small pecks of dust off her clothes. "No. I have none. I'm just hungry."

"I see," was all he said for a long time. He watched her closely, every outline he could see in the dark. It had been a while since he really paid any attention to the world around him, and this was the kind of danger he needed to recall. "Well I'd love to help you find food. As long as it's not me and all. I doubt the school would take kindly to you eating a student."

Claudia put back her dagger and stayed right where she was, her arms crossed. "Yeah, right. No one is going to miss any people that I've taken already. Especially you."