Monsters, Stars, and Hunters
The bravado that was a third-year Gryffindor girl who thought she understood the whole world. From what he understood it was decently normal for thirteen-year-old children to assume that they knew everything about the world and could take it on if it came at them. She was, of course, drastically wrong. A wrong that would no doubt cost her, her life one day if she didn’t grow out of that wrong thinking. What the body and mind go through when it is being exsanguinated quickly by one source alone sure she could defend herself if she had access to her wand. Two hungry dhampirs even, students, could overpower her easily. He knew how he would have done it as a child because he had done it. Overpowered someone twice his size by himself and that was before he had tried to bite him.
The girl would learn one day and if she didn’t, given her brazen attitude, she would probably die. He smirked when she asked how he could ensure that ever dhampir followed the system. “Do you really think that we don’t know who are special children are? More importantly, do you really think that the ministry wouldn’t know who they all are? The decision to allow us into school would not have gone undocumented. Considering we are made. Attacked and forced to be what we are. A child who enters St. Mungos after an attack would be monitored and documented. An adult who refused to send their child to the hospital after such an attack would be careless and naive only inviting their child to no doubt be their own demise.” Not to mention the Vampire council who more than definitely kept track of the dhampirs.
He shrugged, “It’s quite simple they follow the program, or they are not allowed to remain in the school. It is not fair to allow them to remain in a situation where they can be race baited into a blood rage and it is not fair to innocent bystanders when they are… And no this is not a direct quip at you. The fact that you did it is abhorrent, but you are not by far the first to have done it and I doubt you will have been the last to try.” Humans feared what they did not understand it was plain and simple. Really most people, things, creatures, and beings feared what they did not understand. Humans, however, had a penchant for destroying it instead of trying to learn.
The girl would learn one day and if she didn’t, given her brazen attitude, she would probably die. He smirked when she asked how he could ensure that ever dhampir followed the system. “Do you really think that we don’t know who are special children are? More importantly, do you really think that the ministry wouldn’t know who they all are? The decision to allow us into school would not have gone undocumented. Considering we are made. Attacked and forced to be what we are. A child who enters St. Mungos after an attack would be monitored and documented. An adult who refused to send their child to the hospital after such an attack would be careless and naive only inviting their child to no doubt be their own demise.” Not to mention the Vampire council who more than definitely kept track of the dhampirs.
He shrugged, “It’s quite simple they follow the program, or they are not allowed to remain in the school. It is not fair to allow them to remain in a situation where they can be race baited into a blood rage and it is not fair to innocent bystanders when they are… And no this is not a direct quip at you. The fact that you did it is abhorrent, but you are not by far the first to have done it and I doubt you will have been the last to try.” Humans feared what they did not understand it was plain and simple. Really most people, things, creatures, and beings feared what they did not understand. Humans, however, had a penchant for destroying it instead of trying to learn.
Sta|9| Eva|20| Str|20| Wis| 2 | Arc| 2 | Acc|12|
Dhampir | Terrible Presence | Martial Artist | Evasive Maneuvers | Perfectionist
Dhampir | Terrible Presence | Martial Artist | Evasive Maneuvers | Perfectionist