ONE WEEK LATER. SATURDAYA week had passed since I saw Dawn—since I got to be with her. I left the same way I had come in, through the window. I had to keep things on a low between us if I didn't want the others to find out. Leya's tip had paid off greatly; I came back just before ten o'clock and the others returned just thirty minutes after me.My weeks were mostly filled with sleeping and small conversations with Tia. Jhan had told me that I would be entered into service of the higher court once I was five years old as a vampire. He boasted of how much an honour it would be to be in service of the higher court and of how much respect I would be bringing to the clan. I felt rather indifferent about the whole idea of wearing silky red robes and receiving orders from thousand year old vampires. I was even rather uninterested but I didn’t tell that to Jhan, he had sounded so proud already when he talked about it I didn’t want to off his fl

 CONTINUATION…After a few more pages of thrilling and interesting takes about the humans that could transform into powerful wolves, Sir Nich retired back to his work and I was left with the book in hand. He had read to me some more pages of the book and I had learnt that the Lobos or Lupine human, bread with ordinary humans and increased their numbers in mass. They had extended life spans of about two hundred years and aged rather slowly.Although Sir Nich told me time over time that the tales of the Lupine humans were myths and were made up millennia ago as folk tales, I still thought that they could be a truth to it. I looked at more and more pictures of the creatures and Sir Nich had told me that they draw their energy from the moon light. He had also told me that a Lupine human would be able to transform into a Lobo at day time but will revert back to its human form when the power it had drawn from the moon runs out.If what these legend

 WEDNESDAYJhan came back home in the evening looking rather tired. He spoke little with Jereum before making is way up the stairs. Jhan was busy most of the time. He was no adjudicator but he still had an in important role to play.His job as a survey elite also included training younger amateur vampires which was s daily task.  I passed the night wide awake and as soon as it was seven in the morning is saw Jhan and Jereum already in the parlour."Is everything alright Jhan?" I asked him, after he had a brief word over with Jereum, who was now frowning."Err... Yes Kaldar, just a little issues with our patrols," he said, and I believed him. If it was something serious he would tell me... Right?They left the house shortly after that, both wearing silver boots and their brown jackets."Soon be back love," Tia said, and she planted a kiss on my cheek before she followed after them.It was a cloudy day, or

 JHAN'S P.O.V.I and Tia left without Jereum today. He said he had been suspecting Kaldar was leaving the house to an unknown place and returning before we would return back home. The walk to the end of town was usually filled with Tia's jokes and jests but today even she seemed awfully quiet. Tia wasn't the sad type like Leya, or the grumpy type like Jereum. She was the joy of all of us. With Kaldar now making the weird one. We were complete. I was their leader, their advisor. The serious big brother who found them all. They all looked up like their demi god. Mostly Leya though, Jereum knew I had acquired my knowledge over time. I wasn't looking forward to impurifying any new members. We were a team of five. Tia was silent because today would be the first day she would be tasked with training the young vampires who wanted to become survey elites and adjudicators. She had been quite nervous since but I had reassured her that it wouldn't be a big deal.Not

 ONE WEEK LATER. FRIDAYA week had passed since I star gazed was with Dawn. The early light of dawn in the morning reminded me of her and I cherished every moment we shared, reliving it over and over again in my head.I felt myself becoming more and more attached to Tia and sometimes she’d even caught me staring at her from across the room, I’d quickly avert my eyes but that didn’t take away the awkwardness that came with it. Today was like every other day—boring. I slept through the entire day in my attic-room and woke up at seven in the evening.I had made sure that Leya went to school in the morning again, even suggesting to walk her but she refused and walked off by herself. Jhan drove her and dropped her off when she'd agree but the girl liked her alone time. And accordingly to what she told me, she knew a shortcut to her school, which was basically climbing over a few buildings, allowing her to skip over three blocks th