Seveline giggled a bit, though her heart fluttered in her chest, beating unevenly and uncontrollably. Her senses didn't know how to react to this new emotion, this feeling that was flowing through her like a drug; but she enjoyed it all the same. "A flavor? That seems odd." She replied, laughing a little. "Then again, what do I know? I am not a vampire. Your kind probably thinks there are things about us humans that we find normal among our own kind." She smirked a bit playfully, her arm wrapping around behind Blane's neck. "We all have times that we don't see what is obvious. What is standing right in front of us."<br/><br/>"Love and war are alike in many ways yet very different." Sev answered. "But yes, the world is at war among itself, and we are in love in the middle of it. Love in the midst of battle." She sounded thoughtful, but there was something in her voice... something half hidden and secretive. "The odds are stacked against us, and we aren't meant to be allies, but we have fallen for each other. This entire thing seems like a game, and it's challenging us to overcome the obstacles. I for one will not give up on that; I accept that challenge as I have all others before. And knowing you no doubt you would answer the same." She relaxed into his touch as his arms wrapped around her, a light shade of blush still coloring her cheeks. She smiled and sighed contently, her heart still skipping a beat at the way he spoke her name... she didn't understand Romanian, but she could probably guess it had something to do with her as Blane had spoken her name. "What was that? I couldn't understand you."<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>Lucretia was slightly confused at first when Cydrao had mentioned her crying human tears... didn't vampires still cry like that? But what puzzled her even more was that a vampire's tears were usually blood, and yet hers had been normal. "This hasn't happened before?" She asked softly, tilting her head a bit questioningly. When he asked if her human side still hungered, like she was still partly human, she shook her head. I don't feel hungry like I did when I was human. I can only tell that I'm thirsty as my throat starts feeling dry and my fangs come through." Her eyes were fully brown, and as she spoke it become obvious that her fangs were no longer there... she had retractable fangs perhaps? She didn't know if it was normal or not, or if it was rare like her crying was.