Seveline smiled as Blane kissed her. The cool touch of his lips on her skin and lips was beyond any pleasure she'd felt before. As he slipped into Romanian, which she recognized a bit from Cydrao. Though her friend wasn't very good at speaking the language, it was enough for her to have figured it out by the accent. "Your native language is Romanian?" She asked curiously. A smile returned to her lips as he translated what he'd said before, kissing back a bit when he kissed her for a moment. "<span style="font-style: italic">Your</span>Seveline?" She replied with a headstrong and defiant tone. She leaned up to whisper in Blane's ear. "I belong to no one." It was tease of course, she was just playing around. She smirked as she laid back again, looking up at him with glistening blue eyes that were lit with enjoyment. The girl loved Blane's company. And ever since she'd met him, when he was with her she'd felt... complete. As if she'd found the missing piece to a puzzle she'd been trying to complete her entire life. As if everything finally was crystal clear and perfect for the first time in her life. For a girl like Sev, who had always lived in a world of despair and hidden sadness, hiding herself behind a shield of complete fearlessness.... she finally felt safe to be who she truly was.<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>Lucretia listened, though having not known anything about vampires before the attack last night. She knew they had fangs and needed blood... but she hadn't known they didn't cry regular tears and their fangs didn't normally retract. "Is it strange that I hadn't burst to flames in the sunlight like I'd heard vampires do?" She asked curiously. "I'd passed out from my thirst, but the sunlight didn't have any affect on me. It's just a bit brighter than it had been before I was attacked. And I don't look as pale as you'd expect a vampire to look." She bit her lip a little, thinking of everything she'd heard about vampires. "My fangs only come out when I am thirsty or smell blood nearby. My senses are better than they normally would be, but the usual emotions that should have been gone still linger... you'd said that if a vampire becomes upset their tears are bloody, and I've heard that it's very rare that they cry at all... yet I've proved that wrong..."