Sereythe glared at the mirror-like walls of the buidling in front of her. Her mind flitted over dark memories, curses and dark promises. She had only one thought she cared to recognize now. One girl, one siren who could destory the barrier of secrecy that had held for thousands of years. One girl named Kat. A very short name, but what was in a name really? The very fact that this girl existed, the fact she was a danger to Sereythe's entire race was why the mind of Auris's first daughter was currently spinning with tumoil. The second reason, described by some to be the more devious motive for finding and capturing Kat, was to bring back Auris herself. Sereythe's mother, the first siren.<br/><br/>The tall building in front of Sereythe loomed over her in the light of dusk. Other buildings flanked it, makeing a long row of buildings. There were buildings behind her, neon signs sending out their garsh light into the dying light of the sun. Sereythe sneered. The center of the city, where the nightclubs and big corperations took up most of the space. This was where Sereythe would begin her search. The corperate buildings would be a was of her time. The looming structures of offices was no place for a young siren. To repetitive. Kat had siren blood. She would be wild and unpredictable. The nightclubs of the other hand, as abundant as they were, seemed to attract the attentions of youth of all ages. Lycan, Fae, Siren or Human. Sereythe herself saw no benifit to these places except for that very fact. If she had taken any value in the human's money she could have bet quite a bit of it on her guess that Kat would frequent at least one of these clubs.<br/><br/>She could almost hear the voices of her sisters whispering in her ears.<span style="font-style: italic">Let it go. She's just a girl. You're so obessed with this...why? Why is this so important? She's only another rogue. Don't get so attached</span>. This girl could be used. She could be taken advantage of. She could be used as a tool of destruction against her own race. More importantly, she could bring Auris back. Sereythe's mind flicked to her mother's last few moments, rage and anguish beginning to run over her features. She stopped, banishing those thoughts to the back of her mind. A cold expression took her face in it's icy grip again. She would find Kat. She would perserve the barrier of secrecy and silent that had protected the sirens for so long. She would bring her mother back, even if it mean taking control away from the child who inhabited that body currently. She was nothing more than that. A child. An instrament. A gift, almost. Sereythe had only to find her. A icy smile stole over her features, her long black hair swirling in the soft breezes that echoed with the beginning of night. She would find Kat, even if it was that last thing she would ever do.