The wind sang to the trees as the leaves danced to the wind his song. The sun had appeared and daybreak was upon the earth. It came alive. Animals woke up and looked for their dinner. A tall figure stood among them. A woman. She was 5'8 tall and had a slender figure. Her dark-blue eyes sparkled with excitement as the sun shone on her cutlass and made it reflect the sun in the yellow sand.

The woman was a vampiress. She was an elder. An ancient vampire. The light could not harm her because of it. She however didn't have her strength now. The woman was as weak as a human. Her name was Renate Villerius. A smile appeared on her pale face as she unsheathed her moonsea cutlass and practiced a few attacks and blocks. The sword whistled through the air and as the vampiress spinned around, still holding her sword in her right hand, it felt like she could fly. That's the kind of effect the wind had on the vampiress. As she closed her eyes and danced with the wind, she felt free and alive. Renate let herself fall to the ground so she could catch her breath.

She was a bit tired from practicing and spinning. A wide smile seemed stuck on her face. Her fangs were exposed now and they were long and sharp like a predator's teeth. They could easily penetrate a human neck and they looked dangerous even during the day when the vampiress was quite nice. Most of the time. It was after midnight, you should avoid her. Her hunger took over then. She became the bloodsucking, killing machine people hated as soon as the moon showed its evil face. Renate got up again. She grabbed her sword and continued her practice.

Seele leaned against his scythe, the blade on the ground. He watched the female practice with her cutlass, the flashing sword movign around her in an intricate pattern.

Hm. She's pretty good.
'Pretty good?' She could slice you to pieces, my boy
Which is why both of us will stay over here and watch.
Wimp.
Did you even notice her teeth?
What about them?
I try to avoid Vapiress' whenever I can.
A vampiress? Now I'M intrigued...
And yet here I stay.

Seele blocked out the voice of the demon, watchong her sword as she started up again. the demon was probably right, her skills would likely decimate him. But still, he was curious. He had onl;y met a vampire once before, and a relatively stupid one at that. She looked... different from him somehow. Not to mntioon she could stand the sunlight... his golden eyes were the only part of him that could be seen as he watched from the shadows.