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Minty groaned and kicked Scorpio off the bed and flopped onto it. She proceeded to mumble something about to much testosterone in the building. She pointed to her backpack. "Cookies, Chips Ahoy. Oreo's. Whatever."

Minty lifted her head from the pillow and tilted it forward letting the cookie plop onto the white fluffy head rest. She put her back against the wall and nibbled on it again listening to the men talk.

Minty turned onto her back holding the pillow on her face. Happiness dropped and anger rising. Darnit. No no no I gotta be happy!! Screw it maybe suffacationw ill bring back my happiness. Minty thought she then lifted it and threw her pillow at Scorpio. "Scorpio no baka!!" She said loudly.

walks over to thhim and pressis a button and his profile aapeared he walked back over to minty and hugged her after seeing his own image.

yah... that would be you... *starts to type into the device* ok now it says your neutralized... now you can walk around with out people trying to kill you

he gives him a cookie and continues to run after minty.

The moment the room was empty of its former inhabitants, there was the faintest scratching sound, time ticking by harmlessly for the most part, and then without warning the window flew open, a frigid wind gusting in and bringing along with it the vampire from Westminster Abbey. One blink and he was standing in the center of Minty's dorm room. The vampire gave the area the once over with his intense obsidian eyes piercing through the darkness, only boredom showing on his expression. Ugh, why was he wasting his time here? He had already proven he could break into the Headquarters, except that wasn't his only goal. The vampire was comforted knowing that he'd keep his privacy after eavesdropping on the conversation long enough to know he was forgotten and written off as no real threat. Little did they know.

Minty didn't think twice about him, and her teacher had probably never made the connection the strange and pale man was anything but mortal. It was all to be expected with the ruckus the imp was making then, except now all was well, wasn't it? This vampire wasn't quite used to sharing the center stage with anyone, but he was all too happy to relinquish it to the imp in exchange for his Abbey peacefully. Not at all like himself.

Thinking more on the matter, the vampire also amused himself in a room that was somewhere new. He started to browse through, picking up the discarded backpack to discover the contents, turning it upside down, and then he turned to the picture on the night stand, picking it up for a second before he moved along, taking his sweet time. He inhaled deeply and let out his breath slowly in a soft chuckle, a small smile playing over his cold features as he felt the age old lust take a hold of him. Ah, mortal girls, and this one was so young. But he hadn't come all this way just to kill Minty. She dodged the vampire's wrath by simply forgetting about him, and like a bad memory, he eventually vanished too, leaving the room.

Wrapped in darkness, the vampire hadn't gone far, still gathering information and spying in his free time, getting all he could to learn about these new people, curious. He wasn't about to let this opportunity go to waste since he was already here, and it wasn't like he had any other pressing matters. But after awhile of this, it seemed like he was nodding off, his eyes slowly closing as his head lowered to his chest, but when he heard the voice of the girl, Minty, those dark eyes snapped back open. He paused. Then the side of his face twitched, and there was the beginning of a smile as he came down back inside of the dorm room.

"Why not ... why not?" He sang softly to himself in tones so dulcet and sweet, so quiet she would barely hear it over the sound of the water. And the vampire slipped down onto the carpet, landing silently onto his boots, not making a noise as he stole over closer to the bathroom door. He reached out for the knob, and his fingers hovered over the shiny surface, not making contact. Slowly, slowly, the lock began to turn on its own until it clicked. The door cracked open but no one was there ...