During the day, she was - mostly - normal. Family curse or no, there was always something feral about Nina in the way she moved. She never really had martial arts training, and there was something otherworldly about her movements. It amused her as her prep school days had been spent in literary arts and foreign languages. In school she couldn't
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She was in New Orleans now.
In her defense, the bloody lamp hadn't brought her here.
In her not-so-much defense, she had come here because she was looking for a mystical ju-ju goody.
Okay, and because life was just getting bloody boring in Boston, and watching Mum be all cutesy and lovey-dovey with Vamp-Boy made me want to vomit quite strongly and frequently.
Still, maybe skipping college for a few days might not have been the smartest move, Elsa considered, as she walked down a pretty empty New Orleans street, drinking an absolutely horrid mint julep flavored milkshake.
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This is what happened when you didn't eat for two days. You got careless. And hungry. And she could smell the blood here.
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"Who the bloody hell just swiped the pedestrian?"
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He was screaming for help, "Oh, you just shut up," Nina said, and went for the throat.
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"Get in."
That's Blade. He'd be reasonably memorable from the Dracula business.
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She remembers him rather clearly.
That doesn't mean she's getting into the car.
"I don't do commands, luv. Try asking nicely and maybe I'll reconsider."
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The engine roars.
"Ulysses Bloodstone was an immortal millionaire mercenary monster-hunter who killed himself to save the world."
A screech around the corner.
"Remains to be seen if his daughter's a trust-fund baby on safari or if she's really got what it takes."
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She turned to Elsa, "So your dad is immortal.... but dead?" that didn't really fit immortal at all.
"And here I am, full and along for the ride. This should be interesting, if nothing else," Nina said.
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"It wasn't immortal as much as it is extended mortality. He could have lived forever had nothing killed him before he died, I supposed. Honestly, I didn't know my dad too well. You'd have to direct the questions at my mother."
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Suddenly, the car barrels forward, heading straight towards a dingy, rusted out building.
"Arm up - the back seat has a hatch into the trunk if you need guns or swords. Make it snappy."
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Then, there's a roar coming from... somewhere.
Then, several more of them.
"Motherfucker," Blade sneers as he stabs his sword through a vampire eyeball. "Bitch has werewolves, too."
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As they came up on her. Thank god for being part Vampire, unless they bled her out she could take more of a beating than they could.
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Elsa cursed underneath her breath. Again.
She dropped the stakes and brought her flamethrower to the fore.
Clearly, hand-to-hand wasn't going to cut it anymore.
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Blade, meanwhile, trusts them to handle the wolves while he makes sure the vampires don't get smart - headshot... headshot... neckshot.
When he gets a chance, he'll reload to the silver bullets, but the hollow-points with essence of garlic won't do much against the beasties.
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