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"Are you okay?" Harlowe asked as she came to a stop beside the other newly-made monster. Her crimson eyes flickered to the healing cut and her jaw clenched a little. Thankfully, monsters blood was not as appealing as humans to a vampires senses. That wasn't to say she wouldn't not eat it if she was that hungry which she was approaching. She would have to feed soon after they were done here.
Nazara's orders came soon after and she glanced towards the door that the dead had been guarding.
"Alright," it was as good a plan as any. "I think I can smell him," well, she could smell human blood near and that was probably a good place to start. With another glance to make sure Felice was ok she pushed open the door and started off down the corridor.
As was to be expected the palace was regally furnished. Tapestries hung from the wall depicting scenes from the lands history no doubt. The flooring was polished marble that seemed to gleam in the torchlight and made their footsteps echo. There would be no surprise at their coming though no doubt the inhabitants had also heard the ruckus outside.
Like a bloodhound, Harlowe led them past doors to a small little cupboard that looked like it might be used by servants. She ripped it off and behind it cowered the man from the balcony clutched a crystal ball in his hands.
Nazara's orders came soon after and she glanced towards the door that the dead had been guarding.
"Alright," it was as good a plan as any. "I think I can smell him," well, she could smell human blood near and that was probably a good place to start. With another glance to make sure Felice was ok she pushed open the door and started off down the corridor.
As was to be expected the palace was regally furnished. Tapestries hung from the wall depicting scenes from the lands history no doubt. The flooring was polished marble that seemed to gleam in the torchlight and made their footsteps echo. There would be no surprise at their coming though no doubt the inhabitants had also heard the ruckus outside.
Like a bloodhound, Harlowe led them past doors to a small little cupboard that looked like it might be used by servants. She ripped it off and behind it cowered the man from the balcony clutched a crystal ball in his hands.