The World of Secfenia

Hearing the shocked joy in Aishe's voice caused Serendipity to look at the vampire. There was no Akos anymore. The connection to the soul was cold. Gone. She just couldn't put the words into her mouth to tell Aishe. But she didn't even have to utter a single sound. Turning back to the conscious Soka...

Serendipity sat in silence as Aishe made no attempt to reply, instead saying nothing as the heartbreak within her grew. She had no way to ease such pain in Aishe, her uselessness already driving her crazy. Only time could heal such deep wounds and the scars left in its wake would be tremendous. Even...

Serendipity watched Aishe grow more and more distant, obviously dragged into some sort of memory. Although, she didn't know if it was one from their past lives or one of Serendipity's. When she snapped out of it in obvious pain, Serendipity's worry grew and she made an attempt to comfort her, yet sh...

Serendipity bowed her head in silence. She wasn't sure what just happened, besides the obvious fact two friends were dead. Soka's death wasn't what proved the fact Akos was dead as well. It was the absence in the connection to her charge that confirmed her death. The cold, stillness on the otherside...

Serendipity nodded to Soka's words, but she didn't get time to explain that it was Aishe who was suffering. It was Aishe who's heart had just been shattered. Instead, Soka mentioned something feeling strange. She made no attempt to stop the girl as she got up and began pacing, watching silently from...

Serendipity sat on the edge of the bed, braiding her fiery hair almost absently whilst humming a light tune. She still hadn't let Soka get out of bed yet and didn't plan to for a bit longer. So whilst Soka grumbled to herself and sulked, Serendipity entertained herself. Hair was always the first on ...

Serendipity stared at the empty doorway in confusion. She didn't know what Aishe was talking about, but she knew she should be worried. Yet, she couldn't pursue the vampire - she needed to stay here with Soka. So she did. The redhead gave the waking girl a smile and wiped back some of her dark hair....

It happened so quick, but at the same time, should had been something Serendipity anticipated sooner. After all, it was blood. The emotionally unstable, pregnant vampire who hadn't eaten at all that day was standing in the room. How forgetful could someone become? Serendipity winced when Aishe slamm...

With a plan in order, Serendipity followed Soka out the bedroom and down the hall. It was a slightly slow march, Soka still in amazement and all, but once in the nice, open family room, Serendipity quickly passed the dazed woman and headed for the kitchen. It was dark, dinner was already later than ...

Serendipity nodded softly to Soka's comment about it being more costly. Sooner the best, no matter cost. She murmured. Through the hundreds of years, Serendipity had managed to save a fine sum of money. Not to mention, she came from a wealthy family. Considering Sethos had brutally murdered them all...