It was so easy to enter the school without anyone noticing, it was rather shameful. After all, she was a supposedly very dangerous creature, even more now than when she had been there in the years before. The power accumulation of several years was only a drop in an ocean while it was her mindset that had changed the most. Right now, the vampire was in one of the empty classrooms, sitting on one of the many broken desks. She was in one of the shadowed corners and only her red eyes betrayed her presence. Her arms were crossed over her chest and she was looking annoyed. You'd think in a school full of teenagers, there would be some brave ones to go in empty rooms to snog or something.
But no, she couldn't even count on teenagers being teenagers. Where was the fun of terrorising people if there was nobody to terrorise and drink from. Sure she could go through the school and randomly drink from students and teachers alike, but it was more fun to jump out of shadows and make them pee in their pants if the occasion presented itself. Anyway, the black haired woman was waiting, like a lion waiting to ambush its prey. For it was what she was, a predator, one that considered most of humanity as prey. She had never been human in the first place so such thoughts were not troubling her. She was patiently waiting for her prey to come to her, years had at least taught her that, patience.
But no, she couldn't even count on teenagers being teenagers. Where was the fun of terrorising people if there was nobody to terrorise and drink from. Sure she could go through the school and randomly drink from students and teachers alike, but it was more fun to jump out of shadows and make them pee in their pants if the occasion presented itself. Anyway, the black haired woman was waiting, like a lion waiting to ambush its prey. For it was what she was, a predator, one that considered most of humanity as prey. She had never been human in the first place so such thoughts were not troubling her. She was patiently waiting for her prey to come to her, years had at least taught her that, patience.