Rhiannon was the sort of woman that many tended to avoid in some way or another due to the fact that she radiated an air of importance. She dressed to her status in society and moved with an unnatural grace. Those who couldn't tell she was a vampire tended to be awed by her icy blue eyes and graceful movements. This day she was dressed in a crimson dress with gold thread embroidery along the neck and hems. A simple silk purse hung from her left shoulder.<br/><br/>A woman like her was always aware of her surroundings in a way that surprised many --even those within her household. So a knife cutting her bag didn't go unnoticed much less did she notice the lightening of it. Her blue gaze slid to the edge of her vision as she turned her head while breathing in the scent of the one that had just pasted her. It made her throat dry as thirst rose within her. There were few things that could have caused such a thing. Most likely a fae, she mused to herself before turning to watch where the male slipped off to before carefully following him.<br/><br/>One thing the vampire didn't care for was being stolen from. She could handle nearly any other thing with merely replacing it. But money was a thing he household earned as well as herself. As soon as she was sure the other thought hey were home free she was after him and on him in a moment. With strength granted to her by her cursed blood she slammed the young male against a nearby wall pinning him there, "You have something that belongs to me," She informed him sharply showing him the cut purse, "I would like what is mine returned in this moment or I will drain you dry and leave you corpse here to rot."<br/><br/>She showed him her fangs allowing her eyes to flash from their normal icy blue to amber gold pools. Hell she might drink from him just for the hell of it as it stands she had been headed to get a fair meal for herself from the blood bank but perhaps this fool needed the lesson on how to earn money any ways. She would pay him for the blood she took and even take care of him to make sure it didn't get stolen from him while he recovered. She played with the thought as she stared him down.