In the forest, footfalls were heard. But barely, since the walker was a druid. He hardly made a mark in the woods since it was his element. Nobody could follow him, Verde knew that. Not that he was really worried that someone might. But, since the mysterious disappearance of  his friend Samov-en he wondered what had taken her away. It could be something evil, something that wanted him. Since the attack near his enclave, he had been more careful with people. He did not know who had attacked, or why. It was an innocent village, and as he knew they weren't in the middle of any war. It was very strange indeed. He knew that things wouldn't grow now in that area, and he was concerned. All the druids had tried to fix it, but nothing helped. He began to call out into the silence of the woods.<br/>"Samov-en, where are you?"<br/>Little did he know, that his friend had been turned into a vampire. And had been killed. All he knew is that Ann would be upset if he didn't bring her back. Ann, who used to love him but left him for someone who understood about love.<br/>He missed her, even though he never returned her feelings. It was nice to have all that attention after all.<br/>His slightly pointed ears flicked as he listened for an answer, and he brushed a stray lock of brown hair out of his face. His eyes twinkled with the light of the afternoon sun, and he sighed feeling worried about his lost friend. She had a small child after all. A very strange child. One that was born with dark powers. The child had been killed too by the one that had turned Samov-en into a vampire also. Maybe it was good for the world, but with how sweet her mother was maybe even with dark powers she could of been good?<br/>Well, no time to think about how the future could of been. The truth is that they were now dead. But how would he find that out?  Maybe someone out there knew of the fate of Samov-en, and he could tell Ann of the truth.<br/>Maybe she would blame him...<br/>But for now, he searched the forest for her and also looked for any trouble that a druid should take note of.