<span style="font-style: italic">"To answer your last question my head seems to be poundingâ€¦I have never felt suchâ€¦great hunger like I do at this momentâ€¦at least I havenâ€™t felt it for about 150 years. My head feels as if a sledge hammer went through it. Being a vampire pain should be ratherâ€¦.not pain at allâ€¦it should heal right away. But thisâ€¦this is like feeling human, and having headachesâ€™. I am so sorryâ€¦your a guest, and Iâ€™m just ranting away as if I had just met you. Talâ€™Lator is it â€¦nice to meet you. As for agelessâ€¦I wouldnâ€™t say ageless â€¦.we can be killed by humans ,our death is in no way â€¦.impossible."</span>said Anabella. â€œperhaps you have simply expended more energy than you are used to spending. It happens rather often. As to the pain, all beings feel pain. Regardless of what they are. Far as I know you did just meet me. And ageless would be the right word; immortal is more the word youâ€™re thinking of. For none are immortal.â€ Tal said<br/><br/>Hearing the vase shatter Tal turned to see what had caused the vase to fall. Seeing the human Tal stood and walked over to the human. Picking the human up off the ground and pinning him against the wall, Tal unsheathed his dagger and held it to his neck. â€œFirst human I find since I awaken is spying. Well this is interesting indeed. So human do tell me, when did your kind get so quiet when they move? And why were you spying on us?â€<br/><br/>Soon Tal heard an echo in the halls. â€œThat is the heavy footed human I remember.â€ Dropping the human, Tal went and grabbed his scythe and separated it into two. Tal then turned to Anabella. â€œWould you mind too terribly if I go look for the human that entered these halls after this one, Lady Anabella?â€ A draconic bloodlust starting to build up slowly as he could smell the human now.