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Mina
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Crimson red splattered against the walls of the room, a trail of hand-prints across the walls. Though no sound was made, there was nothing but –silence- in the home this took place in, however, in the darkness of the kitchen eyes-flickered red. The body fell to the ground helplessly; life was sucked from the woman's body. Chiharu just stared at the bottom for a few seconds, trying to comprehend what happened unfortunately, the woman had invited her in under the assumption she wasn't a –monster-, however, that was a mistake on her part. This would work as a warning for her brother hopefully, if he continued to search for her and get involved more with the world of supernatural – sooner or later, they'd meet one another as –enemies-, perhaps she was holding on a small portion of her humanity, even when her sire told her to turn it off.
Regret glimmered in her soaked eyes, she didn't like taking life yet, this was the way of monsters though. She could not change what she was now. <b>"I hope you're not having any regrets, my doll."</b> A sinister voice came from the shadows then, <b>"She needed to die for a sign, don't think too much on it."</b> He'd reassure his pet and lay his hand onto her shoulder, while moving her back into the darkness of shadows, before both were completely gone from the sight of death.
On the other side of town – Sona was shopping with Tochiro in order to get more food for the week, it was after school and the sun was slowly setting over the tall city buildings. "Look! Look!" She'd giggle happily, while pointing to one of the toy machines. "Get me something, Tochiro-kun~!" She'd exclaim loudly, both of her hands slamming together in a clapping notion. The bags of items she bought lying beside her legs, her face pressing into the glass of the machine as she awaited Tochiro's answer to her cheerful plea. She wanted to try and cheer him up some, since everything had been so pressuring on him.
They needed fun and relaxation, instead of constantly thinking of the world of darkness and how to save his sister. Sona knew that she couldn't keep him from thinking of her, it was bound to happen but perhaps she could let the female escape his mind a little. She couldn't help but to feel a little jealous, the female was related though, so she knew it was just a family bond that held them together tightly, though none the less, the girl still plagued Tochiro's mind. "How about it?!"
Regret glimmered in her soaked eyes, she didn't like taking life yet, this was the way of monsters though. She could not change what she was now. <b>"I hope you're not having any regrets, my doll."</b> A sinister voice came from the shadows then, <b>"She needed to die for a sign, don't think too much on it."</b> He'd reassure his pet and lay his hand onto her shoulder, while moving her back into the darkness of shadows, before both were completely gone from the sight of death.
On the other side of town – Sona was shopping with Tochiro in order to get more food for the week, it was after school and the sun was slowly setting over the tall city buildings. "Look! Look!" She'd giggle happily, while pointing to one of the toy machines. "Get me something, Tochiro-kun~!" She'd exclaim loudly, both of her hands slamming together in a clapping notion. The bags of items she bought lying beside her legs, her face pressing into the glass of the machine as she awaited Tochiro's answer to her cheerful plea. She wanted to try and cheer him up some, since everything had been so pressuring on him.
They needed fun and relaxation, instead of constantly thinking of the world of darkness and how to save his sister. Sona knew that she couldn't keep him from thinking of her, it was bound to happen but perhaps she could let the female escape his mind a little. She couldn't help but to feel a little jealous, the female was related though, so she knew it was just a family bond that held them together tightly, though none the less, the girl still plagued Tochiro's mind. "How about it?!"