“I say the night because I know it terrifies her. She stays in her own little room during the night hoping it would pass. She is less aware, clumsy. If she was more powerful she would’ve killed me already. If you think of her as an all powerful goddess compared to me then you are gravely wrong.” Kain glared and clenched his teeth at the woman. Not liking her treating him like an idiot. Of course he knew everything about her. They where twins, linked by blood. She was the creature of the day while he was the creature of the night. Kain sighed and calmed himself down. He knew this wasn’t worth bickering over.
“So far I learned that Daylighters can bring the dead back to life. Not into a vampire, no, living. Her blood can heal wounds far too grave. She wasn’t always a daylighter. How she became one, I don’t know. It was after she turned me of course.”
Kain shook his head at the offer. “It’s fine. I’ve eaten not too long ago.”
Laura was pretty happy that she had her back turned to him, this time at last, because it gives her a great opportunity to actually rolled her eyes, while looking for her pocket knife under one of the pillows on her bed.
“Calm down, please,” she said, taking the knife out and sitting on the bed, facing him again. “I’m not trying to stepping all over your ego. I don’t know anything about her and you did come to me for… a favor. I know you two are on pretty the same level, you said it yourself, but I need to compare you and her to know how my assistance will change the power balance you have. It has nothing to do with me thinking that she is stronger or better or whatever than you,” she said calmly while opening the bottle with smooth movements. It wasn’t the first time she was doing this, so it comes easy and clean. “To be honest, it would help if you would fight with me,” nephilim mused, putting down the knife on the top of the nightstand.
She listens to him, taking a sip of the wine straight from the bottle. Laura frowned and shakes her head gently, her eyes watching him closely and sharply.
“That’s… Abnormal, to say at last. And pretty fucked up, it’s a power no person should have had,” she struggled, playing with the bottle in her hands and thinking about his words. “Excuse me my language,” she added absently, before taking another sip.
“Is her being your sire can complicate things?” nephilim asked pretty curiously, tilting her head. “Or it’s too long for her to have a strong effect on you? Beside emotions related to her being your twins, I mean.”