Surefire.

[killian mayour.]

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[w]-more will be here
TAG;; Katina Mayour

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It was dreadful. It was awful. It was night time. Killian had honestly started to hate the night time. It seemed to get worse as life went on. And in his condition he was just tired of turning into a giant cat. He was also tired of waking up naked. It was pointless but he always felt a little bit stronger every morning after a restless night. He never remembered what happened the night that he changes. It was just a problem. The whole day he was trying to figure out what had happened.

Nothing.

He walked along the sidewalk thinking hard, hard enough to make his brain explode. Scratching his head, "Hermmm..." he stated. He couldn't think about anything except his younger sister, Tinsy or Katina. He hadn't seen her in over a two weeks. Killian missed her, not his fault that he still loved her, even though she was of the other species. And he wasn't supposed to be seen with vampires. But hey, it was sister and he cared for her and if that meant sneaking around to see her, then he would.

Seeing that he ended up at the church and that was the last place he had seen Katina. It made him wonder if that was going to be their little hideout place so they could talk.

Probably not.

A vampire supposedly owned the church so it made it kind of hard to actually keep it a secret. Rocking back on his heels, he pulled the last cigeratte out of his pocket along with his lighter. He loved his lighter to death. It had skulls and crossbones on it. Killian had a fetish for cool lighters. "I hope she's coming." he thought aloud to himself, releasing the smoke from his lungs.

[katina mayour.]

[W]

"I wouldn't go in there if I were you."

A soft voice cooed from the darkness as Katina Mayour practically appeared out of nowhere, sitting idly, legs crossed, on the fence that surrounded the cemetery. "The Church of Holy Life is absolutely ridiculous." The young girl would never find much reason for anyone to want to... not feed off humans. Hell, you were a vampire for Christ's sake, your soul was already damned - joining a 'vegetarian' church wouldn't change that. Uncrossing one leg, she swung it a bit, light blue eyes watching the familiar stance of her brother as he drew the small cigarette to his lips and then lowered it, a wave of smoke floating from his lips and into the air.

Like a flash of lightning Katina disappeared from her spot on the fence and ended up in front of her brother, blue eyes playing across his face; studying him. Killian, despite turning into a leopard every full moon, would always be her brother. A hand lifted to his face, hovering inches from his cheek, as her eyes narrowed and she drew her fingers over his lips without touching. "Still the same as always, I see." Her eyes flashed, if one would call it flashing. For a vampire it would be considered a flash of acknowledgement whenever something was confirmed - for Killian it might be a bit surprising if one wasn't used to it.

There was another halted breath as the small blonde lady disappeared and repeared upon the fence. Naturally, she wasn't teleporting, just moving too fast for human eyes to see - Killian, though, wasn't human and he would've probably caught glimspes of his sister if he was paying rapt attention. Probably. "How's life, my dear brother?" She crowed, a smile ticking her features, as the wing picked up and danced her wavy hair about her thin face.

[killian mayour.]

Hearing a somewhat sweet, soft familiar voice. The voice of his sister, Katina. She actually showed. Not a big surprise, but a surprise nonetheless. Turning on his heel to face his loving sister, "And why not?" he asked in response to her statement. He knew why he wouldn't go in there but he wanted to see what Katina's reason was and if it was the same as his. On one hand he thought that she would give the reason that it was a vampire church and on the other he thought about how some vampires wanted to be vegetarians and went to the church so they wouldn't end up in hell once they died the second time.

Taking another drag off his cigeratte, Killian watched as Katina shifted to different places. Even though he wasn't a human he still couldn't actually tell where she would appear. It was so hard to keep up with his sibling. She was always fast but now that she was a vampire she was faster and stronger, which meant no more throwing her across the room. He nodded his head in agreement that the church was ridiculous. And it was. Who would want to go to a church that was made by the damned and was trying to become holy. It was absolutely insane.

"Life?" he pondered. Well there wasn't a good way to a good way to answer this. It was life. Nothing new with exception of a few battle scars here and there. But nothing extremely new and something that someone would want to know. "Well, there is something I do need to tell you." he started out to explain. He had forgotten that there had been something, he's been meaning to tell her. But being the procrastinator that he was, he just never got around to. "But yeah, how's your, uhhh...life?" he quickly changed the subject.