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"Most of them are scared of everything. What they're scared of, they get rid of, what's different shouldn't exist. The humans are pigs that think they should rule over everything. To them, lightning is powerful, but still different. You won't last. The shadows are evil to them, and if I don't keep running, I'll die. If I fight back, I'll die. All the same, running should be what your doing right now. Instead of siting in this stupid shop stuffing your face with human food." Kumori turned her head away with disgust.

Alexandria chuckled a bit. "I have food that you might like, Kumori." She waved for her to follow her into the back from from whence Alexandria came earlier. "Don't worry," she said with a smile, so only a slight bit of her fangs were visible. "I don't hunt wolves, or really anything." She turned to Deathfire. "Keep an eye on her, if you wouldn't mind," she said indicating the child.

"the vampires are here and there "deathfire said then he looked at Alexandria"i will"

Alexandria, again, chuckled. "I'm not much one for humans myself. Though, there aren't many pure ones left, just as there aren't many pure vampires left. With the magic.." she trailed off. She didn't want to reveal too much about her past. "What is it you'd like to eat?" Alexandria asked quickly, hoping she hadn't heard her. "And as for the girl, I don't know."

Alexandria shook her head. "I didn't say anything about anything you need to worry about. Deer you say? I think I might have some smoked venison her some where, though I don't eat it myself. It's for the employees." She rummaged around in some boxes and in the refrigerator and anywhere else it might be. "Hmm," she said to herself. She looked back at the wolf, and under her breath muttered a few words of the ancient language and she had some fresh venison in her hands with in a matter of seconds. "Ah," she said. "Here you go." She turned around and held out her hand so the wolf could take the meat. "You never did tell me your name."

"Oh, a trader a couple days ago brought it here. He said it was good, so I bought it. Though," Alex smiled, "I got him to sell it for roughly one tenth of what he wanted." She smiled again. "I see. My name is Alexandria. I run this shop, for now. I am a Vampire of the Number. Each of the vampires of the Number are numbered, but I'm sure that could be easily deduced. The lower your number, the higher your rank is. I am currently number 2." She looked around, then knelt next to Kumori, trying not to scare her. "What do you know about 'The Magic'?" she asked in a hushed voice so the others outside in the other room couldn't hear.

"Well, to tell you the truth, I'm one of the users. I'm almost as old as Magic itself," Alexandria said in an 'I'm-better-than-you' kind of voice. "I usually make my own spells. And, heh, that wasn't from a trader. I conjured it from nothing."

Alexandria grinned. "But, you are quick to forget. I am fluent in the ancient language. I can write my own spells. I can do things that most others cannot." Her grin turned into a smile, "But then again, I have no quarrel with you, Kumori. You seem to be good in your own standings. And I'm no measly vampire." Her fangs flashed for a brief second, and she muttered a few words under her breath, just loud enough for Kumori to hear and all the shadows in the room, but one, vanished and a bottle appeared in Alexandria's hand with them in it. "Now, what are you going to do," she said, smiling warmly. "You should never underestimate the power of magic and one who is fluent in it." She gingerly held the bottle, and tied a string to it, and placed it in front of Kumori for her to wear. "If ever you are in need of a shadow to hide it, simply open this bottle and say, in the ancient language of course, 'Kha shen, I meahs jukte'. It means 'A shadow, I call thee for help'."