Okay. I'm not really sure if we have a plot picked out.

I'm thinking that it will start at a slave market or something like that, and then we'll progress throughout the roleplay.

Or maybe vampires have taken over the world, and the humans are being used as slaves for feeding and such.

And there will be romance involved. ;D

Omg yus.

Vampires have taken over and enslaved all the humans. Breeding farms, human-petstores, slave markets, auctions, you name it. before they are put up for sale, they are labled as 'feeders', who's soul purpose is to feed their vampire, and 'pets', to entertain their vampire master.

ThatsallIgot.

Name; Calyx Drakolynn.

Gender; Female.

Age; Looks 18-20.

Species; Human.

History; Calyx was born in a small Human Breeding Facility (HBF), and was taken away from her parents one month after she was born. From then on, she began to plot her escape. Finally when she was 16, she broke out along with ten other humans. But her parents were already marked as feeders after they had three more babies and was killed by their owner. She then lived in a secret human camp until she was captured again, along with all the other humans. She's developed a burning hatred for all blood suckers. Her bad mouth and stubborn attitude marked her as a Feeder.

Other; Afraid of the dark, and can't swim. :3

Name; Kohaku Cerys.

Gender; Male.

Age; Looks to be 20.

Species; Vampire.

History; Born to a rich family, his parents were always too busy to mess with him. After the two mysteriously dissapeared, the money went to him, being their only son and heir. They are thought to be dead. Everyone envies him, some are even scared of them for they believe he killed his parents. He's cold and emotionless.

Other; He does smoke, him being immortal and all.

Name: She doesn't speak, so people just call her Lilly.

Age: She appears to be anywhere from fourteen to seventeen. She's never told anyone, so they don't really know.

Gender: Female

Slave or Vampire?: Slave

Appearance:

((The girl.))

Other: Lily doesn't talk. Like at all. She's not really classified as an entertainer or a feeder. Her owner is free to do whatever they like with her.

~~~~~

Name: People call him Nick. His real name is unknown.

Age: Appears to be from eighteen to twenty-one, but he is really over a hundred years old.

Gender: Male, obviously.

Slave or Vampire?: Vampire

Appearance:

Other: Nope.

((Murr. Fine. :c))

The sounds of multiple people out in front of the stage terrified Lily. Her light blonde hair was perfect. The auction runners had dressed up the slaves so that they would have better chances of being bought. And they had hight hopes for Lily. The girl was timid, and basically helpless.

A large vampire grabbed Lily by the arm, and took her up to the center of the stage. The auction runner began running off her traits.

"Lily is a pretty girl of an unknown age. She looks to still be young. She is in good health, and won't fight you back or even disrespect you. She isn't labeled as a feeder or an entertainer. The choice is up to you!" the auction runner said, his voice fast but understandable.

Lily's eyes were wide with fear. There were vampires of all ages in front of her.

"We'll start the bidding at one thousand dollars."

~~~

Nick was silently strolling the auction place. Two auction stages were up. One was for feeders, and the other was for entertainers. He stopped in front of the feeder stage, and waited for a human to be drug out onto the stage. Most of the time, the humans would be resilient, and fight.

He liked that.

However, he felt a bit sorry for the girl that was up on the entertainer stage. She looked terrified, and her eyes were as big as dinner plates.

Kohaku ran his fingers through his hair as he walked up to the auction place. His last human had died, she wasn't fun enough. Too loud and annoying. It wasn't his fault he accidently snapped her neck while throwing her out of the window. He shrugged, lighting a cigarette and sticking it in the corner of his mouth. Kohaku enhaled, then blew out a puff of smoke.

He sat down on the nearest chair and crossed his legs looking over the annoying auction employees and to the humans. The current one looked decent, but kinda boring. He then reminded himself of how much he needed a pet. Teasing her with food would be fun.

He snapped to attention when he put up the firrst bid, and after a few long seconds he called out. "One thousand on the skittish one."

This would be fun.

---

Calyx yawned, blinking open her eyes. She found herself being dragged away up on a platform when a round-eyed girl was taken away. Damn it! She thought. They sedated me again! She rubbed her eyes, but couldn't help but bite the vampire who went to shackle her feet to the floor, just incase she made a run for it. The campire pulled back with shock, but not before slapping her.

 She balled up her fist, but didn't retaliate. She knew she wouldn't be bought--this had been her third auction. No one wanted a fiesty pet who bit the hand that fed her.

"Err, lets start the bidding at five hundred!" The auction-dude called. No one moved. He tapped his foot impatiently on the floor. Calyx smiled in victory.

Lily's eyes went wide. She looked around, trying to find an exit off of the stage. However, there was no way she was going into the crowd of vampires before her. And then she heard it. Someone bid on her.

She turned her head back to where the noise had come from. A fairly attractive male vampire sitting on a bench with a cigarette in his mouth. That was who bid on her. Lily looked around. Nobody else bid on her.

"Going once, going twice, sold to the man on the bench!" the auction runner said, somehow enthusiastic about the situation.

Lily, however, was not happy one bit. She looked from the auction runner to Kohaku, her facial ex
pression astonished.

~~~

Nick was walking around, and then the round eyed girl was pulled off of the stage, only to be replaced by a fiesty silver-haired girl. She looked fun enough, given the fact that she had just bitten the auction helper.

The man started the bidding at five hundred. Nick raised his hand. "Five hundred dollars on her."

Kohaku flicked the cigarette to the ground and crushed it with his shoe. He looked up at the human girl and couldn't help but grin at her ex
pression. So priceless.

So entertaining.

He found himself looking around at the crowd. Kohaku was, well, cheap. If anyone else went over his line of one thousand, he'd drop out. Luckily for him no one did. He smiled in satisfactory. Now what? He thought. I forgot my cage at the house. And it is not going to tear up my leather seats! He strolled up to the auction runner, his hands stuffed in his pockets. "I payed one thousand for this sorry piece of cray, don't I atleast deserve a cage?" He asked. The man looked at him, amused that the young vampire didn't bring his own cage. "Fine."

Kohaku watched as they stuffed the skittish human into its cage, and couldn't help but look at the feeders. He shrugged it off. Too late, he thought, I already got...this one. He handed the money to the auction runner and allowed them to push the cage into his back seat. He looked over at her and sighed. He grabbed a towel of some sorts and layed it down on the seats. He unlocked the cage. He didn't really need it at the moment, anyhow. "You can sit on the seats, if you want." He said gruffly, climbing up in the drivers seat. He pressed a button and the doors locked automaticaly. "They said you're name was Lily, am I corrent? I'm Kohaku."

---

After a few long seconds and no bids, Calyx found herself being impatient. Every second she was on that stage was guranteed some wierdo would take her away. She and the auction runner knew no one would bid on her? Why did they even try? I mean really--

"Five hundred dollars on her."

Her blood ran cold. After all the years of fighting, biting, escaping, killing....All gone to waste. She looked over to the blood sucker that bid on her. She gritted her teeth then bit her lip and looked away. "Going once, going twice," The man started.

"Sold to the young man over there!" 

Lily didn't struggle as she was stuffed into the cage. She was simply shocked. She watched as the auction helpers carried the cage to Kohaku's car. She got out onto the seat of the car, and pressed her back against the door that was opposite of where Kohaku was standing.

She looked at Kohaku and gulped. She didn't say anything. She never said anything. From the time that Lily was put into the auctions, she stopped talking. However, she would sing when she was alone. When Kohaku climbed into the driver's seat, she went into a more relaxed mode.

When Kohaku asked her a question, Lily nodded.

~~~

Nick smirked in satisfaction. He walked up to the stage, and handed the auction runner his money. He didn't need a cage. He could handle Calyx on his own. Or so he thought.

Nick waited for the auction helpers to unchain Calyx from the floor. When she was undone, Nick grabbed her by the arm and began walking towards his car. Nick's grip on Calyx's arm was firm, but it wouldn't hurt her. He put her in the back seat of his car. He got into the driver's seat and locked the doors with the click of a button.

"They never said your name. What is it? I'm Nick."

As soon as the blood sucker began to proceed toward her, Calyx began clawing at the floor. All for nothing, she thought, all for nothing! All those years alone, all the hate she developed for the vampire kind. For nothing! Now she would some--some pet for a blood sucker!

When they started to unshackle her feet, she immedietly began to run away, but the creature already had her arm. Her heart thumped faster and faster unconfortably in her chest. She clawed at him, grabbing everything--anything she could get a hold of.

But in the end it was all futile. She instantly crawled to the floor board, looking up to see the doors click. Locked in, she thought. After a few long seconds, Calyx finally looked up at the blood sucker. Her throat was dry and rusty for not using it for so long, but understandable all the same.

 "Your kind doesn't deserve to know what I am called. You'll just dirty it with your blood stained fangs."

She curled up in a ball and closed her eyes, biting her lip.

---

Kohaku put the keys into the ignition and the vehicle hummed to life. Though he couldn't help but smile at the human's reaction. "Not the talkin type, I see?" He inquired. "We can fix that."

He put his old truck in gear she almost sped out of there, but then he remembered about the passenger beside him. He sighed, driving out of the auction place and to the road. After a ood twenty minutes, the two arrived at a fairly large mansion.

"Electric fences, don't think about running away." He said, unlocking the car's doors and steppiung outside. "But I trust you won't be too fiesty," He grinned. "Come on, lets go inside. Its tioo hot outside her, I need some AC."

Lily got out of the car, feeling sick from Kohaku's driving. She stumbled around. She hadn't eaten in a good day or two. Her feet were bare, but she was used to it. She refused to wear shoes. She walked ahead of Kohaku, and waited at the door. She was still a bit scared, but she would get over it.

Besides, who was she to run away from a huge mansion, which was probably furnished with everything you could ever imagine?

~~~

Nick smiled and chuckled. "Suit yourself, princess." He smirked. "I'll just call you that. Princess." He jammed the key into the car, and started it. He pressed on the gas, and exited the parking lot. "You'll find out in time that I'm not all that bad. I'm actually quite kind to my humans. So long as they don't try to run away."

He drove for a good while, and went to a more remote area of the country. He turned onto a dirt road, passing several small houses. Finally, the dirt turned into gravel, and the gravel turned into black-top. He stopped in front of a gate, and spoke a word in a different, complex language, into a speaker. The gates opened, and closed behind him as he drove past the gates. He drove another good five miles on the black-top. He finally stopped in front of a large plantation-style home.

He turned the car off, and unlocked the doors. "You're free to run wherever you want, but you won't make it past the gates, my dear. They're twenty feet tall, and they're very slick. Oh, and I have a selection of exotic animals running around the forests at night. It wouldn't be wise to hang around there, Princess."

The house was huge. It was at least five stories tall, and it had air conditioning and running water. Around it was the greenest grass you've ever seen, and there were trees scattered here and there. Most of them were oak trees, but other ones had ripe peaches hanging from the branches.

The further you got from the mansion, the thicker the forests got.

Kohaku smiled at his new pet, sticking a key into the door-thingie and with a twist, the door opened. A cool blast of cold air rushed out to meet them. "You can sleep where ever you want." He said finally. As soon as she wazs inside, he closed the door. Didn't want the cool air to get out. He ran his fingers through his hair, and looked around. "Well?" He said. "Just do what you humans do."

He plopped himself on the couch and grabbed the remote. "Seen it." He said to himself everytime he clicked a button. "He dies." He crossed his legs and got confortable. "Too old." After going through all five hundred channels, he found himself looking over at the human. I'm bored, he thought. Time to play with the human.

---

Calyx dug her nails into the seats and clung for dear life. When they were there, she couldn't help but look around. It was so pretty....She shook her head. She wasn't here to sightsee.

Calyx balled up her fists when the creature spoke, then found herself banging her head against the door. "Your pretty fences won't keep me in, pretty boy." She said, finding her voice. She didn't bother look into the blood sucker's eyes. As of now, she'd seen it all. Nothing scared her....Except night-time. She shivered, looking over to the sun. It looked to be about 3 or 4, she decided. Enough time to hop the fence.

Her stomach grumbled. She gritted her teeth irritably. She'd escape later-- after she ate. Can't escape on an empty stomach, right?

Lily watched Kohaku curiously. He seemed to have seen everything on television. That was odd. Then he looked at her, and she got the chills.

Lily's stomach grumbled loudly. She was standing beside the door. She had no clue what to do. Was this man about to let her go free in the mansion? Uh. She thought not. He was planning something inside of his sick little leechy brain. She swallowed, and didn't lose eye contact with him.

~~~

"Whatever you say, Princess." Nick helped her out of the car. He led her inside of the house, and was greeted by the smells of country food. Fried chicken, mashed potatoes. Peas. Soul food. Nick was from the south originally, and was turned during the civil war. He led Calyx to the dining room, and pulled her chair out for her. He also sat down.

The maids of the house brought food that you could normally find in the south. They had fried catfish, fried chicken, corn on the cob, mashed potatoes and gravy, and black-eyed peas. And for dissert was a peach pie. The maids set it down on the table, along with about ten plates.

"Help yourself," Nick said, fixing a plate of his own. Even though he only needed blood for nourishment, he enjoyed the taste of real food.

Kohaku stared into space, thinking about all the fun things he could do with the human. There was Find The Human, where you gather up alot of humans and let them free only to catch them again and destroy all hopes of running away. And then there was Scent--The sound of the poor human's stomach growling in protest for food snapped him out of his thoughts.

"Hungry, I see?" He said, getting up and stretching. He ringed a bell and after a few seconds three maids came. "Feed it, please." He said, yawning. The maids nodded, and gently pushed the human to a large dining table, where their dinner was already being set down. Kohaku wasn't one for eating human food, but he got hungry when he was bored. He didn't want to kill his new human, so this food would distract him from his hunger.

There was pizza, tacos, chicken, hot buffalo wings, french fries, steak, turkey, pretty much everything a kid would eat. Kohaku instant;ly went for the desert, but in reply he got a smack to the hand. He growled.

---

Calyx growled silently at the blood suckers. Though she was hungry, she wasn't sure if he put some kind of drug in it. But it looked so good...she shook her head, looking away from all the delicious chicken and catfish....Again, she shook her head. She would not eat one morsel of this food--

She soon found herself eating a chicken leg. She focused onto her food, and ate it innocently. All violence went away as she nommed the chicken leg. When she was done, she started to gnaw at the chicken bone, sharpening it. All innocence was gone, only the will to escape. And violence. Yes, much violence. Once it was sharp, she stabbed it onto the table and began to play with her utencils. Where she was born, they didn' have forks and spoons. They only had hands. What were these strange things? Were they important?

Lily looked at the array of food around them. She reached for a slice of pizza, and put it in her mouth. She finished that slice, and wiped her fingers off on a napkin. She had proper table manners, due to where she was raised up at. She then began eating the buffalo wings. Finally, she got her fill. She leaned back in her chair and rubbed her stomach. Her blue-green eyes wouldn't leave Kohaku. She still didn't trust him. She was wise for that.

~~~

"Um," Nick began to say with a mouth full of food, but he swallowed before finishing, "Princess, I don't think you should do that. Those metal things are called utencils. You eat with them. You don't carve the table with them. Plus. This table is an antique." He motioned to one of the maids, who confiscated Calyx's chicken bone, which was stuck into the table like a knife.

Nick began eating with his fork. "See, you use them like this."

Calyx snarled at the maid, reaching out to grab a fork. she raised it up and stabbed it to the spot where the chicken bone once was. She grabbed another piece of chicken and began working on it. Her icy eyes never left Nick as she tore up at the meat. She decided to stick with the chicken. These 'utencils', she recalled, were stupid. She didn't want to embarass herself by trying one and failing, anyway. With chicken you didn't need...'utencils'. "Screw off, blood sucker, I know how to eat." She snapped.

---

Kohaku watched the human eat curiously. Atleast she wasn't a beast like his old human, who ate like a pig. He shivered at the thought of the sound of her slurping her food. "Hrmm. I feed you and you stilldon't trust me." He sighed, then he told the maids to clean up the left-overs. "Feed it to the dog," he said, getting up. "I have a room for you," He said finally.