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[Barmy Bunny]

"Of course," she giggled, trying to take a peek. "Any particular kind of lore, or is it just general?"  

[Melkore The Bard]

Jayce's smile faded. Actually, I am trying to find a path to immortality that lacks the.....problems...that Vampirism presents. This is very important to me.  

[Barmy Bunny]

"Oh..." she looked away, thinking for a bit. "But why would you want to be immortal?"  

[Melkore The Bard]

Jayce smiled sadly. I already am. This is for someone else. Someone I want to share eternity with, but cannot impose the curse of Vampirism upon.  

[Barmy Bunny]

Blushing, she smiled back. "You love someone that much?"  

[Melkore The Bard]

Jayce pulled a silk handkerchief from his pocket and began polishing his fangs. Limitlessly. Immeasurably. Eternally.  

[Barmy Bunny]

She shivered a little as he did, but smiled shyly. "That's sweet." Realsing what she'd said she blushed. "I mean..."  

[Melkore The Bard]

Jayce grinned widely, polishing the last fang. It's ok. Modesty can be sacrificed where truth is concerned.  

[Barmy Bunny]

"You're very laid back," she giggled. "Most people would be annoyed that I'd said that."  

[Melkore The Bard]

Jayce finished polishing his fangs and put the cloth back into his pocket. It takes quite a bit to annoy me.  

[Barmy Bunny]

"Well, I expect that that is a very good thing." She said, smiling. "I dread to think of the damage you could cause if you were easily annoyed."  

[Melkore The Bard]

He had to agree with her on that one. Some Vampires are known for blood hungry rampages. But not me. No.  

[Barmy Bunny]

Tilting his head, she looked at him curiously. "Never?" she asked.  

[vampiredracula911]

as you see i am a holy vampire the one sure way to be imortal is to serve god and he will forgive you and go into the gates of heaven  

[Melkore The Bard]

Jayce turned to Darkness. God helps those who first help themselves.