Seveline was staring off over the town, her gaze lazily tracing over the various rooftops lit by the falling sun. Night was drawing nearer. And that meant her work would really begin. The newbies were rarely brave enough to step into harm's way. Many of them didn't have the guts to be slayers. But it was not her decision. The town needed protectors, as pitiful most of those protectors may be. With a sigh, the young woman picked up her sword from the hay beside her and straightened up. She brushed the dry grass from her dress and attached her weapon to her waist. Just in time too.<br/><br/>Footsteps hurried into the barn as Sev climbed casually down the ladder that led down from the loft of the barn. "Let me guess, a vampire sighting?" The boy took a moment to catch his breath while he nodded. "A large group of them, Miss Seveline."<span style="font-style: italic">'Too many for the trainees to handle.'</span>For once, it was a smart move to wait for her. A large group of vampires could easily destroy many of them without much of a fight. The last thing they needed was unnecessary casualties. And it was a good change from their normal hasty and reckless tendencies. "Lead the way then."<br/><br/>The two walked along through side streets and alleyways towards the main square of the town. Seveline heard the fighting before she saw it, and would have expected an argument between her minors. But a couple key phrases told her that was not the case.<span style="font-style: italic">'Why on earth would a bunch of vampires bother to fight in the middle of town? Couldn't they settle this in their territory?'</span>As they reached the end of the alley, she could see the fighting clearly. Two males, a group of other vampires hiding nearby, watching. "Alex, go tell the others to return to their posts. I'll deal with this myself." The blonde haired by nodded and ran off.<br/><br/>Seveline observed the fight closely, paying attention to what was said; though at times it was a bit hard to catch onto the conversation. She did not intend to step into the middle of this battle unless it threatened the safety of the townspeople. It didn't take long for her to recognize the more violent male; he was constantly picking out villagers whom strayed out during the night, and was a constant threat to the village. The other vampire boy, however, she had never seen before. The fight solved itself without her having to interfere, leaving the winner standing where he was. Seveline straightened a bit, watching him closely but careful to stay hidden. Her eyes were narrowed a bit, unsure of how to react yet. the vampire had driven off the bloodthirsty group before they'd hurt anyone, yet had done anything else himself. Was he friend or foe?<br/><br/>For a moment after the fight had ended, Seveline stayed where she was. But after that time, she stepped out of the shadows a little. Her hand was steady against the hilt of her sword, ready to defend herself should the vampire decide to attack. "You've made quite a stir in this peaceful evening. If you intend on attacking anyone else, I suggest you leave."