tidemorgan
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Evening had descended and Livia had woken to the comfortable darkness, the mid-summer air cooled to a warmth that slid over her pale skin as she stepped out onto the cobbled stones of the main roadway. Most of the little people had gone to their beds, retreated into what they thought safe, as if their meager doors and windows would keep out those who hunted the night. Livia showed no sign of amusement or irritation at this thought as her bright green eyes combed the shuttered windows and the barred doorways. Those who trembled and ducked for cover were not worthy of her attentions. Their blood did not speak to her the way the blood of a more bolder prey called out.
Although bold was not necessarily what she would have termed those who infested the evening hours. Whores--desperate women and pretty boys--there were plenty of, as well as a multitude of those who dallied at drink houses, filling their stomachs and clouding their heads. All of these wandered freely and loudly down lanes. But she had little interest in them, the fools...pathetic as they were--unworthy of any sort of pursuit. Livia needed someone worthy of her attentions. As of late she'd been forced to feed on plenty of disappointments, the ones who appeared bold, their weapons at their sides, their mouths full of bravado, only to find them crying as they slowly fell to her embrace--and Livia loved to take her time (why hurry when there was always eternity). As sweet as their blood tasted, it became foul at the sight of the tears, at the sound of terrified whimpers. Still, she needed to feed and to appease her appetites she found herself preying on what she would normally avoid.
Tired of settling for what she did not desire, Livia strode from the shadows, her senses tasting the air for some challenge that might actually do more entertaining than disappointing. She was garbed loosely in soft silken fabrics of pale green that drifted about her ankles, the rustle of fabric the only noise of her passing along the streets. Keeping to the center of the lane, her hands clasped in front of her, she walked with an air of confidence, her neck long and stately, the small quirk of her pink mouth a look of sweet tranquility. Livia could look soft when she needed to.
Although bold was not necessarily what she would have termed those who infested the evening hours. Whores--desperate women and pretty boys--there were plenty of, as well as a multitude of those who dallied at drink houses, filling their stomachs and clouding their heads. All of these wandered freely and loudly down lanes. But she had little interest in them, the fools...pathetic as they were--unworthy of any sort of pursuit. Livia needed someone worthy of her attentions. As of late she'd been forced to feed on plenty of disappointments, the ones who appeared bold, their weapons at their sides, their mouths full of bravado, only to find them crying as they slowly fell to her embrace--and Livia loved to take her time (why hurry when there was always eternity). As sweet as their blood tasted, it became foul at the sight of the tears, at the sound of terrified whimpers. Still, she needed to feed and to appease her appetites she found herself preying on what she would normally avoid.
Tired of settling for what she did not desire, Livia strode from the shadows, her senses tasting the air for some challenge that might actually do more entertaining than disappointing. She was garbed loosely in soft silken fabrics of pale green that drifted about her ankles, the rustle of fabric the only noise of her passing along the streets. Keeping to the center of the lane, her hands clasped in front of her, she walked with an air of confidence, her neck long and stately, the small quirk of her pink mouth a look of sweet tranquility. Livia could look soft when she needed to.