He sat up when Yuki arrived with a new student. He narrowed his eyes, taking her in. "What are you doing here?" He sneered. "Don't you know this class is for vampires. You might as well leave and take your human blood with you." He held his stomach as he began laughing at his own 'joke'.
Yuki walked over to him, a dark look in his eyes as he brought his hand up and slapped the lower level vampire. "I'll have you know, Kurai, that Akira here is a Pureblood. Which, in case you have forgotten, has absolutely no human blood. However, I can't speak on your behalf."
Kurai was shocked, but he didn't reciprocate. Instead, he stood up and bowed. "I am so sorry, My Lady. Please forgive me, I have wronged you."
Yuki just shook his head as he took a seat at the back. He didn't often pull rank, but he couldn't just let the Aristocrat make a fool of himself in front of another Pureblood.
After attempting to make amends, Kurai sat back down, feeling like an idiot. He leaned back, only to realize that his chair was the other way around. Quickly he steadied himself and looked around only to realize, with relief, that no one had noticed.
He looked back to the front of the classroom to see a girl enter. He would not be making the same mistake twice. Although he knew she wasn't a Pureblood, Cross wouldn't allow this many, he turned his head. However, he couldn't help from looking back, eyes narrowed. With her chestnut brown hair and violet eyes, she reminded him much of a his childhood friend, however, he knew it couldn't be her. His friend would be dead by now. She was human.
~*~
As the Night Class started, Mai couldn't help but sneak a walk outside. She yawned, but quickly shook her head to rid of any tiredness. She was indeed tired, but sleep was the last thing on her mind. She was about to turn around and go back to the Sun Dorms, but a noise made her stop. Mai peered over the edge of the balcony and into the forest, only to see a tall, skinny boy with glasses and messy black hair walking alone. Figuring he was a new student coming back from Headmaster Cross' residence, she was about to leap over the edge, when something stopped her. A shadow stepped out from behind a tree and approached the boy. She could tell it was another boy, but his eyes began to glow red. His dark head of hair was tucked under a hood and his hands were at his sides. She knew who it was. Takari.
Takari approached the boy. His eyes beginning to red even more. "I do apologize," he began. "I'll make it quick, I promise. I'm just terribly thirsty and seeing that Master Cross is the only one that knows you're here, it won't make a difference if you disappear. Although, I do believe the Night Class would be blamed."