There is no hiding the twitch that crosses him at that. His certainty is shaken, but this is probably the best thing for her still. He can feel eyes on him as he approaches her, taking her hand. "I know. ... I'm sorry."
They are only four words, but there is pain there, and as he leads her past the other vampires, to a more secluded corner, he says nothing more. He's trying to figure out why - and he can only think of one reason their ancient enemy wouldn't step forward.
They're still trying to hurt the survivors, as much as they can. This may have been a mistake, but there's no going back now.
When they arrive, he turns to her - silver in eyes and hair, but still recognizable as her brother - and gives her a big hug that would be more comforting if he wasn't so cold. Room temperature, really. "I'm so sorry, Cass."
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They are only four words, but there is pain there, and as he leads her past the other vampires, to a more secluded corner, he says nothing more. He's trying to figure out why - and he can only think of one reason their ancient enemy wouldn't step forward.
They're still trying to hurt the survivors, as much as they can. This may have been a mistake, but there's no going back now.
When they arrive, he turns to her - silver in eyes and hair, but still recognizable as her brother - and gives her a big hug that would be more comforting if he wasn't so cold. Room temperature, really. "I'm so sorry, Cass."