Min Yu stopped walking as Caleb called out after him. In regular circumstances he would have continued on and tore the vampire to pieces as he had been planning, but Caleb’s spoken desire to do it himself gave Min Yu paused. With his back turned to the human Min Yu didn’t bother to hide the surprise that was writ across his face as he spent a few seconds watching the vampire stumble about the parking lot as he slowly tried to leave the scene. He wasn’t going to get very far in the condition he was in.<br/><br/>Silently Min Yu turned around to face Caleb once again, his surprise replaced with an amused smile and his eyes glinting with wicked intent. If there ever was a ‘yes’ it sure sounded like one to Min Yu. He stalked back over to Caleb and dropped into a crouch again as he looked the human directly into his green-blue eyes. Caleb seemed – unique, was the only word Min Yu could give it for now. Not many would remain so calm, yet angry at the same time, and the young man held his desperation to live well. He wasn’t crying or yelling or doing any of those other annoying things people desperate to live tended to do. Even Min Yu had warmed his cheeks with water as he had stained the snow beneath him red before Frederick had found him.<br/><br/>But despite his bravery and eagerness Caleb was still stupid, Min Yu ruefully thought as he looked the human over. Min Yu’s nose wiggled from the scent of human blood. It didn’t seem appetizing in the slightest; the intermixing smell of delicious vampire blood with the weak blood of human was almost nauseating.<br/><br/>“You really want this?” he whispered as he sniffed the air and cocked his head to the side. Min Yu had never made a fledgling before. He wasn’t supposed to make one, he wasn’t even supposed to know how to make one – but he did. Frederick’s house was full of many books. Most of them were very old and very boring, but a few of the very old and very boring books were also quite educational too. And Min Yu had read many detailed and first person accounts of turning watchers and vampires. The process seemed simple enough, and Min Yu even faintly recalled his own turning. He had been turned while half-dead already, barely clinging onto life while the world slipped into haze and dark and cold.<br/><br/>Min Yu threaded his fingers through Caleb’s short golden hair with one hand and clenched at shoulders with the other as he held the human in place. Well, if Caleb wanted to ‘live’ than he’d live. Min Yu had thought about doing this for a long time and had been waiting for the opportunity to come up. And this was quite the opportunity. It was by sheer luck that Caleb matched so perfectly what he was looking for. His smile was dark and amused as he waited for Caleb to confirm his decision.<br/><br/>And when he did Min Yu didn’t waste a second. He lowered his head and bared his fangs, tearing into the vulnerable flesh of Caleb’s throat. As the human’s blood filled his mouth Min Yu had to force himself not to pull back and spit it all up. It was disgusting. Every sense in Min Yu’s body screamed at him to stop. He knew he was breaking a very important rule, oh out of all the rules Min Yu had broken that night this was the most taboo and nearly unforgiveable. He couldn’t even imagine what Frederick was going to do him. Min Yu knew Frederick would be angry with him, maybe even both of them, but Min Yu was quite sure what Frederick would do about it. But despite that thought he continued on, sucking at the nasty wound he had made along the delicate vein in Caleb’s throat and bleeding his life out of him even quicker, delivering him right onto death’s door.<br/><br/>Min Yu pulled back, his mouth a red mess as he looked down at Caleb’s pale face. He brought his own wrist to his fangs and tore into it before he offered the wound for Caleb to take. His wrist hovering directly above Caleb’s mouth. “Drink it – unless you’ve changed your mind.”