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<span style="font-family: 'Allura', 'cursive'"><span style="font-size: 26px"><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#00ff00">Edwin Henson</span></span></span><br/>​</div>Edwin was taking leisurely strole in the woods. As he strode, he took in the sounds. The crunch of snow and leaves underfoot. The rustling of the wind through the trees. The scamper or small forest creatures. Edwin Henson was blind. A gas attack during the Second Battle of Ypres. It was the first time the Germans used poison gas on a large scale. The gas burned his eyes out. He would of died if it wasn’t for Owen Jones, he would have died. Owen Jones was a vampire that fought in World War 1. He was Edwin’s sire. This isn’t Owen’s story however, this follows the blind vampire in the woods.<br/><br/>Edwin stopped as he heard something. Frantic running. Being blind he couldn’t see, but Vampirism has its benefits. While lacking physical sight, he gained senses that other individuals cannot perceive, even ones other vampires cannot perceive. These new senses were what alerted him to the approaching stranger.<br/><br/>He could hear it. Panting. The snapping of twigs. Even the heart beat. He could feel the movement. As his brain pieced it all together in a split second like it always did. No more effort than someone using their eyes. He could tell. She was a werewolf. “Was werewolf politically correct?” He thought to himself. Maybe they preferred the term Lycan or Lycanthrope. Edwin never had much contact with werewolves. He did serve with one during the war. The second one. World War 2. That was years ago now. He never bothered to ask if werewolf was an offensive term. He figured he would get his chance to ask.<br/><br/>Turning to the direction of the werewolf. He took off. Vampires were fast, and Edwin was fast even for a vampire. He took from a standing start and was immediately a blur. Clossing in on the wolf.<br/><br/>Coming up, he calmly kept pace with the wolf. Being undead, his muscles didn’t produce lactic acid, so fatigue was just a memory to him.