The earth starts to open up and a hand starts to claw it's way out. It's slow at first and then steadily faster over the next twenty minute or so a man starts to climb his way out of the dirt. His pupils aren't in proper focus and his skin looks very white as does his hair. His clothes look like they had been sprayed down with dirt and a few worms
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When the man manages to dig himself out, Lara applauds politely, a smile curving on her lips. "They can't help being it," she answers in a voice like silk and wine. It doesn't take much to realize a man clawing himself (angrily) out of the dirt isn't quite human. "It's up to those who know better to guide them."
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"What would you do then, my lady? Heard them in like sheep? They merely lack education," Alucard replies in a rich aristocratic voice. "I believe them capable of learning I merely tire of the fools that spring fourth so often."
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She brushes her hair back from her face and touches a finger to her lips contemplatively. "I am a guide. I offer suggestions, choices between the path of fools and the path of wisdom. It is up to them to choose."
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"You have the bearing of a leader. Am I wrong?" One eye brow went up as he began to get the dirt free from his hair as well. "You speak truthfully then. Do you gain more from their free will?"
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"Perhaps you ought not complain. Those fools allow us our glory."
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"What glory is there but the kind we win for ourselves, hm?"
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"True enough. Though any glory we win is but short-lived, for those of us who may not sleep away the years buried in the earth."
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"Yes because everyone climbs out of the ground with good cheer," he snaps with more than a touch of sarcasm.
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He's sort of weird, but he means well. Clearly.
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"Any reason why that's the first question out of your mouth?"
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He brushes the dirt from his shoulder and hides a grumble. "I wa burried in the ground, was I not? What does that tell you?"
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"And many are fools by the lack of knowing anything about the world, so they would react in fear." He puts a hand into his pocket, and pulls out a small packet off tissues.
"Here, not much, but you can wipe some off the dirt off your face."
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"You might ask as well why the sun rises and proceeds to set," Carmilla suggests, tranquil, from where she occupies what might actually be a damn fainting couch. Judging by her listless air - that her bright eyes don't match - she might be using it for just that purpose, too.
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