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"When it comes to the book, it will teach you a good portion of what you probably want to know. Everything else will probably be learnt through experience or observation." She smiled and adjusted her arm-warmers before fixing her hair. "As for my job, I do many things. You could say I am second in command of the clan. In other words, I am the antediluvian of the Daeva clan. I embrace faes for Ishtar and keep the clan in order when she is at rest. This is the first time I have been instructed to teach a fledgling from the beginning though."

Ayame giggled as she observed the actions of the male. She would never lost interest in the actions of the new fledglings. It took them awhile to realize they couldn't 'live' like they used to. "Blood we can do. As for alcohol and other things you had before Ishtar gave you this gift, you can not have them again. Your body has changed and can not tolerate the things it used to."

"Hungry already, huh?" Ayame giggled and walked behind Clepto, resting her hands on his shoulders, leaning down and whispering to him. "I admit, I am a bit hungry as well. It has been some time since I have gone out to feed. Shall I teach you how to feed out in public without being noticed?"

Ayame backed away from Clepto slowly, allowing her hand to trail across his shoulder for a moment before stopping all physical contact completely. "That should be an easy first lesson. I will bring you to a busy night club not to far from here and I will show you a special trick of mine. I have a feeling you will be able to use it as well." She turned and started walking to leave. "Follow me."

Ayame went to the wall with the idden entrance and the door opened to the empty hallway. "Let's go." She excited the room and when Clepto was outside of the room as well, she closed the door and the door disappeared again. She motioned for him to follow her before walking through a few hallways and through the main entrance until they were out on the street.

It was dark outside, as it usually was during the night, and Ayame started walking away from the building, speaking quietly to Clepto who followed. "We are going to a club that I go to often when I need to feed or I just need a break from all the work I do within the clan. This will be both a lesson and a test for you. Listen to me well and you should have no problems. Understand?"

An eternity... So many foolish mortals throw about the word "forever" and so few could possibly fathom the enormity of such a thing. Or the loneliness inherent in living an exceptionally long life. Even other vampires don't quite grasp the permanence of their existence. In her mind the younger vampires were little above the mortals she used to surround herself with. A small twinge at the corner of her mouth reminded the sleeping monster that she was still animate and as alive as she could be considered. She sighed from within her secret slumbering chamber, feeling her consciousness returning. She had slept so long.... but now she feels something stirring around her, a new energy that she found electrifying. She knew it was nearing time to rise once more... very near.

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Julius was just outside the house, walking his young boy Caesar. He adored the child, and had been lurking around the manse in hopes of running into one of his superiors. He wanted to gain their approval of his child, and if they accepted him, then he would raise his son to be one of the best Daeva in history. Occasionally he wondered where his daughter and Desiree might be, but that was of little concern to him. He only worried that she might not be raising his offspring the way he wanted. He had no real feelings for his daughter or her mother -- in fact, after living alone for so long, he'd learned to control his feelings (what little feelings he had left) and use them to his advantage.

However, as of late he'd felt a strange and omnipotent presence any time he neared the Daeva headquarters. It was a disquieting feeling, and sometimes he thought Caesar seemed to feel it to. He was curious about it, and had his speculations, but knew there was nothing to do but wait.