Boris was now in police uniform, washing up and wiping the blood off his badge. He looked at the mirror and examined his fangs. "Interesting." He muttered and went to bed in the basement of the building with 2 other vampires. A lady approached Boris and said, "We need to rest, will teach you your other powers tomorrow. The hunters are here, the bald one we had trouble with is a hunter and they can do considerable harm to you. Will explain more to you tomorrow as well."<br/><br/>================================================================================<br/><br/>Fion did not have much of a rest and sneezed as she entered the dining room. She stared at Chrystabel and said, "Detention 2 days, no leaving the coven."<br/><br/>She looked at Lilith and smiled. "Ah, you are here... any new information on the boy?"<br/><br/>A few other senior witches came along and Fion started talking to them about the pulsing leylines in Salem attracting vampires and hunters. Peggy asked about the situation and Fion talked about an escaped prisoner and possible vampires. "These vampires are bold and they fed on some cops, the situation is deteriorating and it looks bad, hope it does not come here. Definitely related to the energy."<br/><br/>"Not sure if we can go run experiments," A senior witch said. "Seems like you are right, more hunters are here and it is getting out of hand. If we help the police, the hunters may not be on our side, remember the last clash? 2 girls were caught and they still have scars to show."<br/><br/>"These vampires are very bold," Fion said. "We are not in immediate danger as we do not seem to be the target, and hopefully, the hunters can deal with them. But we may need to get ready if things turn bad."<br/><br/>Lilith returned to the table and approached Lilith, "If you know more about the boy, pass Aunt Peggy a report. Are you interested in a demon class? Rachel is teaching a class this afternoon so you can recognize and understand the flaws of demons. After the class, I may need to tell you more about some threats in the region."