Seveline nodded, listening close to what she was being told. 'Tests... to possibly allow Blane and I to be friends?' She thought. 'But why would I need a vampire around, even if Blane is no threat. Does he honestly think I have fallen for that sneaky little flirt?' She brushed it off out of her mind, smiling to Cydrao a little. "Thank you for telling me." She responded. "And to be honest, I hadn't known that the two of you were friends; obviously I hadn't thought to pay attention to things like that before now." 'But I sure will now.' Again, she cleared her mind. That pesky little vampire just would not leave her thoughts alone. What was it about him that made him so unforgettable? Then again, he was the only boy, let alone the only vampire, who had ever flirted with her. And might she admit he'd actually succeeded in doing so.<br/><br/>Seveline nearly spoke up again, as Cydrao spoke again, but kept silent as he turned and left. She stayed where she was for a moment, trying to get her mind to focus and clear. Sooner or later it would have to concentrate on something more important. The girl sighed, clambering up the ladder onto the loft of the barn and laying down in a pile of hay. "This has been quite a night." She murmured, covering her eyes with her arm. "To say the least." Her blue eyes fluttered closed, and she concentrated on the nothingness that she saw, managing to finally ease her thoughts and find some peace.<br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;">...</div><br/><br/>Seveline was up at the break of dawn, back in the barn as she always was. She enjoyed watching the sun rise, as it was beautiful in her opinion; all the colors that lit the clouds, banishing the darkness of the dreaded night. The village was beginning to awake, and a few people could be seen on the streets. The girl sighed, her hair loose on her shoulders as she didn't feel like having it pulled up in a ponytail today.<br/><br/>Everyone had already checked in from their posts for the morning... all by Cydrao. She wasn't too worried though, he'd come around sooner or later. Besides, he was usually the early one, the overachiever out them all , other than her of course, so she cut him some slack at times like this.