Tarquin knew as soon as that girl walked through the door,  she was the trouble behind his weird headaches. Sun gods and vampires didn't exactly seem to fit did they?  Of course,  he wouldn't die by the sun but it is very irritating to a vampire. Not for the fact,  Tarquin was far from religious in any sense.  Anyone who wanted to worship some guy who watches over the world and the world is still in shambles,  is an idiot. Besides, the Gods just wanted glory not to help people.<br/><br/>And for that fact, Eliana immediately rubbed Tarquin the wrong way.  The way she carried herself like she was better than everyone just because of her title and who her father was. She was like a scene out of one of those human sorority movies and she is the queen bitch that runs it all.<br/><br/>Tarquin watched as she was introduced by the archmage.  Everyone already had put her on a pedastool. Most of the class was mesmerized and if Tarquin didn't have sunglasses on,  anyone would've seen the blatant eye roll. To make matters worse, he noticed that the only seat in the entire classroom that was vacant was next to him.  It's like the God's were against him.  Pun intended. His goal here was to be silent which was out of character for him but he would make it work if it meant he didn't talk to her. Then,  that idea went out the window when he felt another body hit his. She was hot and not in the looks way but the sun way and he didn't like it.  She stood up and scoffed in an annoyed manner only to hear his name screamed from the professor in the front of the classroom.<br/><br/>It took everything in his power not to go off and rip some heads but he decided against mass murder and watched as Eliana sat beside him and that was it from holding his tongue.<br/><br/>"Feels good to be a priveledged, self-righteous princess, doesn't it? " he said in the most dickish way possible.