Dining Halls

@❂ Kim Jisoo Having information of people was always a great way to get people indebted to her. It was even better knowing there were people inside castle bay where she had a leg over. Truthfully, it allowed the vampire to potentially get as much people in her alliance and her little ball game.

Eating something today as she felt the blood of the food inside of her fangs. Yeji was always someone who enjoyed some fine dining, and frankly the food inside of castle bay really made her more at home than even at her own home base. Standing up as she finished the meat that had been served for her earlier. Yeji could not help but wonder who it was as she felt someone in her midst.

The voice ever so familiar as she turns around to see the wolf. The figure all the more familiar as they got closer to her. “Hellfire? she questioned herself, remembering who it was that had just spoken to her as a snicker came against her very lips.

“Jisoo.” Yeji says, turning around and crooking her head sideways. “It’s been a while since we have last met.” The vampire adds, wondering what the girl wanted to talk about. “Shall we go somewhere private?” She wonders, waiting for the wolf to lead them somewhere else.

@☥ Hwang Yeji When Jisoo found out Hwang Yeji, of all creatures, was at CastleBay, the little wolf knew there would be hellfire.

Stepping foot into the dining hall, gentle dark orbs scouted about the scene. It wasn’t hard to spot a firey-haired vampire, right? Yet it was noon so the space was packed with all co-existing naturals and unnaturals of the island, chatting amongst themselves with trays in respective hands. There were all girls, so the locks were flying everywhere, but, at a large table was a particular shade of orange, glowing practically in the chandeliers lights. There she was, in all her porcelain glory, aura excusing all unwanted parties like pesticide. She was a powerhouse…and now Jisoo had to gather enough lady parts to talk to her…

With a deep inhale through her nose, and puff of an exhale out her tightened lips, the wolf moved, excusing herself around various groups she didn’t associate with (which was everyone). She didn’t even have her handy book bag she was so nervous about this exchange.

Approaching the table, nails digging into her palms as her knuckles whitening, she her teeth rapidly as she cleared to break the silence of her mind.

Standing directly behind the vampire, the wolf’s heart beat rapidly. She knew the other could smell her, hence she waited a moment to see if Yeji would even acknowledge her…

“…I need to speak with you. Privately.” The words finally edged themselves into existence. ‘Hellfire’ she reminded herself. But she knew she could do this…she had to…