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Vain Bradyn Chollet

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Small clacks echoed throughout the space. They rang in a pattern, leading to a young boy who was sitting at a desk at the far side of the room. His fingers tapped against the wood, as the teenager played with some rings that lined his knuckles. He was bored of course, for there was never anything to do. He was waiting for something to go wrong, because chaos was what he lived for.
The tapping stopped, as the young teen looked up to the door at the other end of the room. Someone was there-- one of his many loyal workers under the organization's wing.
His worker came in with a smile, suggesting something to keep the young master entertained. The master of the corridor had demanded fresh meat, but not just any. Meat of a vampire's is what he demanded. The teenager wanted a new play thing, a soul to torture and some bones to break.
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Vain entered the office room after de-tangling the overgrown vines that locked the door in place. The vampire pushed open the heavy door and walked in, small steps at a time as memories began to flood back and play in his mind.
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As the young master returned, he had noticed something strange. A single red rose with a note attached laid on his desk. However, in a dispute with his work mates, he had made the rose wilt and set the note aflame, ripped to bits. Never would the selfish master be able to read it.
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The man made his way over to his old desk, all the while of blowing off the dust to the best of his ability. Vain sat down in his chair and exhaled deeply before a set of crumbling noises escaped from under his feet. On the old creaky floorboards was a torn up burned note, some pieces still recognizable with wording. The vampire scooped up the bits and laid them on the counter before brushing aside a wilted rose. Vain sat there until the puzzle was complete and read off the hidden message,
"Dear Vain,
I hope you feel better and thank you for the gift.
You were always one to surprise me.
From,
Allie"

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The door opened again without even the slightest sound as a tall and thin man stood at the door frame, his dark brown eyes moving from the Pink haired girl to the dark haired man.... This man, was the person he was looking for... He who looked so similar to Alexander, but was so different.

"You must be... Vain." He said in a low voice, his face indifferent in emotion as he walked in slowly into the room, his feet slowly tapping on the floor. His scent was impossible to read as to whether he was a human or a vampire, so judging by looks only, he was simply a very good looking human...

Alexander's right hand rose up and went into the inner pocket of his long black trench coat. He pulled a half burnt photo out, letting it glide to the floor, where it was revealed to be a picture of Vain. "I've been looking for you..." He said in his monotone and deep voice, his eyes closing for a few moments before opening again, to look directly at Vain. He towered over Vain, being taller than him, but other than that and a few differences, Both of them looked vaguely similar. The narrow serious eyes, the long dark hair, the pointed nose.... Like they were brothers and yet, they were completely different.



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Rain walked into his "good friend's" office and noticed a spider on the wall. He hated bugs, especially spiders. Their annoying long legs irked him to no end. Grabbing a rolled up newspaper close by, he smashed the spider and smeared its insides onto the paper. When he looked closer, he realized it was a robot and smirked. "You'll have to do better than that." He said quietly under his breath before tossing it into the trashcan.
Rain liked Vain's trashcan, for it sent its contents on fire and the instant the newspaper flew in, red flames burst. His footsteps left clicking echoes throughout the tiled hall and he swung open the door, a nonchalant expression on his face. He noticed the other man and the pink haired girl in the room as well. Smirking, he closed the door and leaned back on it with his arms crossed. The girl was familiar to him, but the man was a foreigner.