Shudders ran down Hana's spine, and she didn't know why exactly. There was something going on in the room, and at the moment she was happy that she wasn't in that room, actually. “You are new!” The girl, who listened to the name Marie, happily jumped next to Hana on spot and down. “I mean, you are new new.” Hana knew what the girl was trying to say and lowered her gaze.

The shock was still in her body, and she tried her best not to let her memories win over her. “Yeah, I am.” She whispered and the smile disappeared out of Hana's face. “You seem sad,” Hana suddenly felt like crying, and she blinked heavily. “And frightened,” as she turned her head, Hana saw that Marie's face was way too near. Immediately, she backed off, and Hana pouted. “Come, let's play! I can make you happy again!”

As soon as she took Hana's hand, her body stiffened, but Marie dragged her away. “Wait.” Marie laughed out loud, but didn't stop. “Oh, don't worry! You are safe here! No one will harm you!” She assured Hana, who was still very suspicious towards her. “Come on!” The little girl had immense physical power, but Hana, as a newborn, wasn't weak either. “I won't harm you. You can trust me.”

Marie's voice was like a lullaby, and Hana's body suddenly felt strangely weak. “Trust... you?” She whispered, and Maried nodded. “Yes, you can. Follow me, we'll play a little game.” Again, her voice was like a lullaby, hypnotizing and alluring. Before Hana could even really think about it, she followed Marie like a dog would follow its owner. A smile appeared on the young girl's face, who actually wasn't that young anymore.

Luhan barely noticed that Hana walked away since his mind was busy as well. Blood dripped down his arm, and he still held the heart of the dead Vampire in his hand. Carelessly, he dropped it onto the floor and looked around. The most Vampires were deadly pale and didn't dare to move. He knew that there was more than just one traitor, and he tried to find out who it was.

Even though he didn't look like it, he was old. Maybe not as old as Changmin, but older than many of the Vampires in the room. With age came power, and all the Vampires knew that. It was quite easy for Luhan to read their minds, which were filled with worry, nervousness and fear. The feelings were pretty much the same everywhere except for one.

In the moment Luhan narrowed his eyes, Kai shot forward and grabbed the Vampire on the far right and tore his head off. “You shouldn't have killed him.” Lay commented with a dry voice, but he actually didn't care about the dead Vampire. “He couldn't have tell us anything new anyway.” Sehun shrugged his shoulders, before he leaned forward a bit. Seungri was dead pale, and he looked like he would throw up at any minute. Knowing that Vampires barely threw up, Luhan turned around to Seungri, wh