Seira’s arrival in Era was quiet, unsuspecting and lonely. Night had fallen, the city was asleep. The young woman hushed through the woods with quiet steps and barely made a sound. She did not wish to alert anyone—human or animal—and silently moved through the forest until she arrived in a fairly familiar area of the town; the place where she grew up and spent her entire childhood. Seira’s family home, once a beautiful, white mansion, large and pompous, had almost completely turned to ashes. Little was left of the once so beautiful building and no one had lived here for many years. The new born vampyre rarely sought its presence to rest and indulge in memories. It was one of those days where she wished she still had her mother and her maids to guide her, assist her and take care of her and although she used to be merely a child when she still had those people in her life, Seira could not help but to miss them sometimes. Every so often she thought of them and every memory was a fond one. Era wasn’t a place she visited very often, mostly because of that reason. Seira was weak when she was close to home, even a little sad. She was just a girl after all and even with the change of her race, which she had been struggling with for quite some time now, the female vampire still felt sentimental—which was a good sign, she supposed. She hadn’t lost all of her humanity yet and even in spite of the changes to her body, strange features that became more present over time, she still, in a way, felt like herself.
Seira’s facial features were sharper now, more mature. Her eyes were no longer big and round, but more cat like, the look on her face was stern and serious. She felt more beautiful at least, her body became more feminine and she had even grown a little bit taller. Altogether the change wasn’t too significant, but Seira couldn’t help but notice that her new appearance was far more fitting for a vampyre than her old, doll-like appearance that she used to have. Furthermore, her hair had significantly darkened and the silvery lilac became a beautiful, deep purple. It was gorgeous and she absolutely loved it, but it was beyond her how a transformation like that affected someone’s hair colour. She didn’t mind if, of course, and very much enjoyed her new, more ‘mature’ self. Seira planned on finding a job in Era before moving on, probably to Magnolia Town where she had been heading to in first place. Magnolia was the perfect place to get back into society and start practicing in her new life as a vampyre and most importantly, it could also help her learn more about herself. Magnolia Town was one of the few places where she actually felt at home and knowing that the city had a large library surely did help her with her case.
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