The dawn of evil is afoot, or a leg?

Lestat, one of the newest additions to the academy grounds isn't the most sunshiny person on the planet. In fact, he may as well be the downer of the universe. He was always depressed and angry from what he went through in his previous years of life. But he doesn't just keep to himself though, he wants to bring everyone down with him at the same time. Especially humans. Even though he is half human and half demon, he hates humans for what his mom had done to him. He figured all humans were like that since they all saw him as an abomination as he walked through the streets.

Lestat walked past a brush of trees that were grown rather close together but far enough apart for Lestat to walk through without having to shift in any way. His tail wavering from side to side with every step. As of now it is dusk and the redish-orange sky is slightly accenting as well as contradicting the colors of his natural body. The green edges of the marking of his body seemed to be brighter than usual in the light of the lowering sun. His bright green eyes scanned the area looking to see if he was alone. And he was for the time being. As Lestat moved out of the trees, he found a lake that flowed by him without a care in the world. It looked so mellow but to him it was just another place for humans to come and ruin. The longer he looked at the lake, the more angered he seemed to get. So as a result, he turned his head and dragged his tail on the ground behind him as he walked along the lake. He only walked a few meters before coming upon a large rock that sat on the side of the lake. "Might as well sit here for a while. I'd rather not go to that abnormal school for those idiotic humans." Lestat stated once he sat and leaned his head on the rock relaxing with his tail on his lap.

For the time being, he decided to sit there and watch the sunset. he probably figured that he would sleep there as well. He didn't want to go to the academy for anything. All it would do is end with him being angered out like never before.

While the sun set and the lake flowed along in his presence, Lestat continued to lean on the large rock that was illuminated by the light of the sky. Lestat himself was relaxed for once and was enjoying the lack of human accompaniment. His eyes, closed, kept him from seeing the peaceful signs of nature.

Lying their, he couldn't fall asleep so he began to think to himself of what he may find at the school. He knew this would infuriate him but he did it anyways. he began to imagine humans of all shapes and sizes, with different abilities. One shape shifting, one wielding a sword, and another just standing their. His face grew into a scowl, as he thought to himself. "Why do these wretched human filth get the abilities that only people of my race should have?" He considered himself a full blooded demon though he was more human than demon.

While he sat there, he could hear the grass rustling under the feet of someone approaching. Opening his eyes, his glowing green irises hard to go unnoticed, he looks at the girl. His head turned to her as his tail straightened. "A girl. The worst of them." He muttered under his breath. The reason he thought of women as the worst was because they seemed to be the ones with the best moods a lot though some of them switch moods often, it seemed to be more likely for them to be happy.

Lestat continued looking at her with his glowing eyes, but his face contorted into a scowling frown showing his teeth for a moment. He looked away closing his eyes and saying, "Go away, pest." The last part was muttered under his breath as he was trying to relax himself once more.

Lestat's eyes widened in surprise as the girl continued to walk towards him. He couldn't fathom his frustration and how much she didn't mind staying. His disgust for humans made him forget that this whole academy was filled with abnormal beings. "Well last time I checked, this place is open to everyone, right?" She said as she moved closer. "Why wont she just leave?" He asked himself repeatedly.

"So if you don't mind I'd really like to stay here and enjoy the sunset." She continued as she turned her attention to the lake. Lestat was confused and annoyed beyond belief by her subtle and and smiley appearance. She had to be delusional. "How do I get rid of little annoyances?" he wouldn't result to violence unless it was necessary and he wouldn't waste his own power on something as petty and pointless as this.

He thought to himself for moments before a tiny smirk appeared on his face as it finally snapped to him. he hadn't used his telepathy in forever so he completely forgot about it. His bright, green, glowing eyes focused on her as she seemed to pay no attention to him. He didn't have to move his head much but he shifted his eyes completely to her. Using his mental ability to speak with her, he spoke out in her head loudly with a dirty and ignorant tone. "Why do you insist on staying? Leave now and go accompany that filthy human race of yours."

Lestat talked about the human race as if he wasn't half human himself. He only considered himself a demon since he thought being human was impure.

No matter what he did the girl bounced back with mountains of cheerfulness. It was rather ridiculous to Lestat. But all this did was prove his theory of how girls are the most annoyingly happy. She laughed as she seemingly mocked Lestat's reasons for not liking humans. Well at least that's what it seemed like to him. Still speaking telepathically, he began to speak again after closing his eyes. "Obviously its more than just that. It doesn't matter whether you are nice or not, all humans are annoying and irritating." he said.

Obviously, he spoke out of his own opinion through the humans that he has come into contact with. It's not that those humans were idiots or they were mean, but they were simply frightened by his appearance. Normal humans aren't used to the way he looks and so they would naturally get scared.

"I guess I like it here. It's calm, and relaxing, even if there are others around. Even though I'm not fond of the dark, or animals." She continued. Towards the end of this, Lestat's tail winced as she said she wasn't fond of animals. He knew his tail resembled that of a wolf.

A gust of wind moved by the two and made Lestat's hair move into his face as well as rustle the hair on his tail. He opened his eyes only to see that she had moved closer to him with her hands out from, clasped together and her head tilted to the right. "What about you?" She asked as he sat up. "What is it that you want?" he asked as he frowned slightly staring her in the eyes letting the light from the now heightened Ivory moon brighten the already glowing green irises of his eyes.

"I don't want them to be perfect..." he began. A pause caught his lips as he thought about what she was saying. His eyes dropped to the ground as he thought about it. Looking back up, he continued in an ill manner. "I'm not getting into this." His voice was stern but empty with no emotional feeling to it at all. He wasn't want to go back into his past and start telling about it. He avoided that at all costs.

"Why do you want to get to know me? We haven't even been in one another's presence for half an hour and you are interested in me? Your human logic makes no sense to me and only frustrates the mind." His voice now was confused and angry. No one had ever taken an interest in him, so he wasn't sure how to react to it. He wasn't in her mind completely but from being in her mind only minutes ago, she may be able to feel his emotion slightly in her own mind, reading him almost. "As for the sunset..." He stopped as she spoke. "Is that so hard to ask for?" She said as she looked into his eyes.

In her saying this, Lestat had no idea how to react. She seemed to be pretty hell bent on watching this sunset with him and just being around him in general. What was he to do? He just sat there wondering to himself, because not even he could understand what he felt.