Morbid Bliss (open)

[Mya Conrale]

Brown eyes watched as the the female moved into the darkness. A very bold move for someone who was shivering with fear. "So the wolf isn't afraid of the dark," Mya said, letting that roll off her tongue. With a half smirk, the vampiress shifted her weight to one leg and slid her hand out of her pocket.

"Intimation is in the eye of the behold," she whispered, looking the werewolf in the eyes. Most were afraid of her, others were seduced. It was all a mind game on how people took her. Dead she was, smooth she was, creepy she was, but scary she wasn't. What made a person scary? Fangs? blood? or was it something that someone didn't understand.

"I am being nice dear. If I wanted to scare you I would. Trust me it wouldn't take a lot to. Most of what people fear is in the darkness," she said as she appear right behind her again. A soft giggle escaped her lips as she licked her fangs again. " Care to join me for a walk?." It was the least the vampiress could do for scaring the poor werewolf.

[Cadence]

"This wolf is scared of a lot of things, she just doesn't let them get the best of her for long." She shrugged and tried to shed some of the fear that still made her chest feel tight and ice cold. She succeeded, at least a little bit. The vampire purred more than talked, and moved with a rolling predatory grace even when doing something so small as shifting her weight.

Cadence nodded, she had to agree with that. Intimidation was in the eye of the beholder. "That's because it's so close to beauty." She said. A tiger was always beautiful, even when it was about to rip your throat out. Or maybe the fact that the tiger could rip your throat out was what made is so beautiful. There was a thin line between fear and infatuation, there was no denying that.

Truth be told, the vampire had already scared her. Cadence didn't particularly want to be there when the woman tried to scare someone. If this wasn't trying then the woman had a natural talent for it. "I believe you." She said and then noticed she was talking to empty air, she felt the heat behind her and spun in one of those fast movements that marked her as not exactly human. She was facing the vampire in time to watch her lick her fangs. For someone who said she wasn't going to eat her, the vampire was sure laying it on pretty thick.

It took a few seconds for Cadence's mind to figure out what the woman had said. It was just to odd, a walk? The vampire wanted to go for a walk after this little meeting? The thought made her smile and loosened the fear in her chest a little bit more. "Sure, why not." She took a deep breath. "I'm Cadence, by the way."

Now that things were winding down, the excitement of being face to face with a vampire was sinking in. She'd never met a vampire before, she could learn so much from this woman. Creepy or not, she was a part of the world that Cadence belonged to, had belonged to for ten years.

[Mya Conrale]

Brave wolf, at least trying to be brave and face her fears. Though Mya still could feel the fear lingering in the back of the females mind like a pest that won't go away. The smell of it was still strong while the werewolf tried to be a brave soldier in a battle. A battle of mind and belief was more like it. "Thats a good thing,most do and that is what fear does. It eats your alive with foolish thoughts. Most of the time, once you face your fear there was nothing to fear in the first place," she said almost in a poetic rhythm.

Mya purred as the female mentioned beautiful. Everything around them had the possibility to be beautiful. "In the darkest corners, there is always a glimpse of precious beauty. It is always whats within and then outer beauty is expressed." There was something beautiful in the woman standing before her. Such an angelic face with a primal nature. There was always unmistakable beauty in something not understood.

"Such a pleasant name for you Cadence. It fits you well," the vampiress smirked. She could feel the fear leak out of the werewolf like gasoline. It was a good thing to know that Cadence was warming up to her. She honestly had on intentions of scaring the beautiful creature, but only wanted company. Happily, Mya nodded as she slowly started to walk off in an unknown direction. A dark tunnel unknown that led to possible adventures.

Her hips swayed, walking slow enough for Cadence to keep up with her. Lights continued to flicker as she passed them. With a kiss of darkness they greeted her then shined brightly once more. More insects made noises as the rats scurried along, looking for food. The vampiress looked back at Cadence and smiled. "I'm Mya dear," she whispered. "It's this a lovely place. There is something special about silence."