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Message: <blockquote data-quote="izillama" data-source="post: 4597791" data-attributes="member: 79171">Clover watched the vampire run off into the sewer like a dog with his tail between his legs. It wouldn't have been difficult for her to follow him. She was sure that she could keep up. But she was too busy standing dumbfounded, watching him go. She groaned and bury her face in her hands for a moment to compose herself. That had to have been the dumbest encounter with an enemy they had had, yet! She wondered if all vampires were that idiotic. Or ugly.Koln was speaking. Prioritizing. Clover wasn't listening. Just happy to be done. Then, she looked up as she felt Koln place a hand on her shoulder. He smiled sadly down at her, and she felt guilty, "It's ok... I figured it was going to happen eventually, did you kill your victim? It actually does not matter, you are damned either way, all that matters now is if you did the right thing. That offer is still on the table... although I must confess that if you did accept it would not be easy at all for me to... heh, nevermind, I even have trouble thinking it. I am changing... I need you to be strong Clover, for I am going to progressively get weaker, perhaps even darker... you'll see what I mean eventually." She felt her face go red. She never wanted to cause someone like Koln any trouble like this! She had let him down.She shook her head, quiet, "No, he's still alive. I think he'll be fine. But... I'm ashamed of what I've done. I'm not proud of it. I never meant to! But you're right, it doesn't matter. Either way, I deserve to die. But..."She looked carefully at her two friends, then managed a small laugh and a roll of the eyes, "But I shudder to think of the trouble the two of you could get into without me! I have to stick around, if nothing else, to keep the two of you on track."Small lie. She was a coward. Death would be a gift.</blockquote>

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