Crimson Elixir

[Jaydin H. Perez]

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Yes it was country, but she loved the song, the meaning of it meant the most to her. For Jaydin, that's who she was the crazy girl, not afraid to fight and her past was the definition of that. So, she sang her heart out and everyone seemed to start clapping though she didn't have a huge southern draw when she sang the song it was perfect.

The rush she was feeling was amazing and as she sang out to the people with in the bar she noticed all the girls were started to sing the lyrics with her and the guys were looking around confused. It was the best thing ever and it made her so happy. Jaydin was surprised to get such a big reaction, but she wasn't complaining and at all and when the song ended everyone stood up and cheered. She bowed and blushed as she waved and moved off the stage; immediately, she got compliments and suggestions and opinions on everything about her and how she sang. Laughing she nodded to all the people and moved towards the bar asking for just a plain beer because she didn't feel like anything fancy and slipped onto the bar stool.

The night was now full of life and she enjoyed it, but there was something missing. Yes guys were flirting with her, though for some reason none of them felt interesting, but then again recently she hadn't been finding many guys interesting at all. Jaydin had to wonder what was wrong with her, or maybe she was just bored with all the guys, she wasn't exactly sure.

With a soft sigh she received her drink and took it into her hand. Opening it up she smiled at the bartender and then sipped from her drink just looking around, getting glances from guys and girls and little flirtatious waves here and there. Mostly just ignoring or disregarding them with a small nod she went back to sipping her drink, hoping that something interesting would happen.[/sup][/ul]

[Jacob Rathbone]

"A round of bodies...let their be drink." Jacob smirked with a proud tight smile. A little generous nod and all his buddies cheered and clanked bottles. Laughter was given and he sat down in that chair, relaxing into it as he set his bottle down on the table top. Song night. He really hated song night but it was interesting to see the type of people that had the courage to go up there and sing. The girl who had taken the stage had looked incredibly desireable. Like fresh meat from the butcher that he had to have. A nice flank, or even some expensive cube steak. Jacob used to love meat. He loved the way it felt to chew it, slide it down his throat and savor the taste on his tongue. When he was first changed he had devoured cattle in whole, which his maker had hated to no extent. "Get a load of this one Jacob." His friend Derine had spoke out above the whispers of those at the table. He brought eyes up, over her features. Her skin was perfection, the cut of her facial features. The way she wore her hair, the attire. It was as if she were waving herself out there among all the vampires in search of a festive night of fangbanging. Face it. You didn't go to some damn bar with vampires all around to just casually sit and talk while drinking a bloody Mary. His eyes wouldn't leave her. As if he were locked in some kind of trance that kept him barred without his own consent to do so. "Why don't you go up to her J?" Again with the notations. He knew his friend would be pushing him into something regrettable. After the whole Bill Compton ordeal with that....whatever she was......he had swore to himself that he wouldn't go against the queen and take a mortal into his own hands. But how could he object himself to another night without warm flesh in his mouth. Not to mention the blood. He had to taste her. There was no way he couldn't. How could any mortal be so supple and stumble into his path without wanting to try a sample? He moved from his seat, his friend leering out words of go get her, and that a boy. He threw a smirk back in warning to stop teasing him. Throughout all of them they had been about the same age. All turned around the same time. Best friends for years and years. He grabbed his bottle of True Blood A neg and headed over toward where she sat. Nodding to Jensen behind the bar for another bottle. Other blood didn't taste as good as A neg. O pos sure, it was good, but so common. What blood type did this girl possess? "Hey....You were pretty good." He started out in a rather casual tone. A hint of an Astorian accent in the midst of words. Trying to make those eyes drift over her before she managed to take note that that's what he was doing. "I'm Jacob....." His name given first. No last. Not yet. "Can I buy you another?" Offering up another drink to her as he was handed a new bottle of True Blood and placed the quarter empty one on the bar top. Letting himself lean over it as he shifted his body toward her. He didn't want to scare her. Not yet anyway, so he maintained his distance.

[Jaydin H. Perez]

[/u] Hearing the voice her eyes and head snapped up towards it and her eyes widened slightly. It was the guy from the table, the one she had her eye on and he was there in front of her just making small talk. A soft blush over came her cheeks as she looked away from a second regaining her composure. "I'm Jacob....." Jaydin looked up at him and smiled nodding as her pink rose stained lips opened, "Jaydin.. if you didn't hear it announced." She let out a soft laugh while looking up at him.

God, he was gorgeous she didn't know how to react at that moment in time. "Can I buy you another?" Once those words left his lips she sapped out of her small daze and nodded immediately, not overwhelmingly desperate, but she felt like she could use another drink and she wasn't going to pass up a free one. A smile formed on her lips once again as she looked up at looked straight into his eyes, "Thank you." 'You gorgeous man, that I wish would hold me until i felt like the world was no longer collapsing around me.' She thought and then laughed inwardly at herself that she would even think such a thing.

Jacob was a little bit erie though for some reason, the presence he gave off kept her on edge. But she had no reason to be afraid of a vampire, but she didn't even know if he was a vampire, which was another thing. What Jaydin needed to do was just calm down and then maybe she could get through the night with out fainting into this boy Jacob's arms.[/sup][/ul]