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Kade listened as Andrei explained everything to Trip. It was almost interesting to learn all these things about vampires. Here he had thought they were just creatures of the devil, roaming about lawlessly in search of there next meal when really there was some order to them. After Andrei finished explaining, a strange silence fell over the group. It seemed like it was the first time nothing was attacking them. Not wanting to waste this time, Kade broke the silence.
"Why don't we get this thing under way, huh?" he suggested. At the moment, the boat's motor was off and they were just floating on the water. "Let's point this thing to Antartica or where ever the heck we're headed and get going before more people that want to kill us show up."

Sage and Andrei


Andrei stood quietly at his post as captain of the ship, watching them fly across the water. The sea's were relatively calm but got more rougher as they got farther out. Earlier Andrei had also thrown the dead bodies overboard, not wanting them to remain on the boat. He couldnt believe he had fallen for the animal of himself, to be ruled over by blood. He killed two people today and actually felt ashamed. Andrei had always felt proud of himself for having so much self control, and to lose it today, in front of Sage, made him sick. Sage on the other hand was walking around on deck, her hair whipping around her face as they moved towards Antarctica. She had found a bathrobe in the bathrooms and was wearing it, and since it was beginning to get to cold she welcomed the article of clothing. She was sitting at the railing looking out at the water, watching the land mass that was Australia leave them behind. The trip would almost take a week, though the yot was able to go very fast, it had bumpy seas, weather and ice to break through before they made it to the military base that Andrei was taking them to. Sage looked over the railing occasionally and looked at the side of the boat, half expecting Demitri to be clinging to the side, smiling sadistically at her. She shuttered, and then looked up at the sky. Dark gray clouds were rolling in, it might storm soon. When she looked back down they were passing an abandoned whaling ship, though it wasnt really abandoned. Taking a pair of binoculars she found in the captains quarters Sage looked at the ship through the lens. There was movement on the boat, but only short jerky movements of zombies. She could hear occasional loud moans, and was surprised the disease was on a lonely ship way out here. Maybe it was in the food? Sage looked over the edge of the boat again, looking in the water for fish, but unable to actually see any

Kade quickly whipped away his tears before anyone could see and took a deep breath to steady himself. The cool air made him shiver, producing goosebumps all over his body. Rubbing his arms to warm himself, he decided it would be best to keep moving around. Backing away from the railing, he started to make his way to the other side of the yacht. He spotted Sage with her feet in the water of the pool, steam visibly eminating from the top. Hoping the water would warm him a bit, he joined her by the poolside, dipping his feet in as well. A sigh of pleasure escaped his lips as the warm water touched his skin, the contrasting temperatures sending a shiver through his body.
"This feels really good." he confessed to Sage, dipping his hands in to wash off the dried blood.

Kade looked over his shoulder at Trip.
"Yup, you should join us." he said patting the empty seat next to him. "The water feels great."

Sage and Andrei


Sage looked at Trip and smiled, big breezes blowing by carrying snow, and lots of it. Sage quickly got up and out of the water, the snow sticking to her hair and melting on her legs, running for the dining room under the decks. She went down the stairs and then sat on one of the tables, shivering as the cold air came down the stairs too. There really was no escaping it, and feared they all might get sick from it. Andrei looked around the cabin as ice started to form at the edges of the glass windows and he could start to see his own breath. "We are getting closer." He muttered as a large chunk of ice floated by. Being dead his already cold skin prevented Andrei from feeling cold, though it slowed him down some.

((We could make the next posts in antarctica, fort hope, just have to keep posting like we are in the water))