Kira and Rorahkins!

He went back, and stared at her in disbelief. "What are you?" He asked, his voice barely a whisper.

[wow][don't do that xD][/wow]

I shrugged, scratching my head. "Took me a while to figure out too." I chuckled.

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He watched her carefully. "Did you kill that guy?" He gestured to the dead man.

I shook my head. I didn't have the heart to tell him. "No. No I didn't. Something else did."

"Whats your name?" He asked, sitting on the rain forest floor a ways away from her. He was scared, but he wanted answers.

"Rosie, but a lot of people call me Ginger." I sat on the floor where I was. He was taking this awfully well, considering he had just met what was most likley the first vampire in his life.

"Ok...Rosie...what are you?" He didn't introduce himself, because he read somewhere that once some supernatural creature(he didn't remember which one) got something of yours, even your name, they could control you.

I shrugged. "Well I'm a vampire, aren't I?"

"If I knew, I wouldn't have asked." He stated simply. "So why didnt you just kill us all right off the bat?"

"Well if I did, I'd stand no chance of being rescued. Besides, I'd have got bored by then with nothing to talk to. I'd end up like Tom Hanks in that film 'Castaway' when he ends up talking to a beach ball..." I shuddered. "No thanks."

"Weird. And please don't kill anyone else. Maybe that wailing lady...kidding. Kidding. Just, don't." He shook his head.

"Kill anyone else?" I asked. "But...I haven't done anything. I didn't have to save you from that jaguar you know."

"The guy? Yeah, there's no animal out here that i know of that sucks blood." He said, standing up.

I inhaled deeply. "Well, blood sucking bats can get pretty big out here. Who knows, there could be another vampire out here."

He rolled his eyes. "Yeah. Sure. And you just so conveniently lied about how he died." He shrugged and then started walking back to camp. "If someone else dies under mysterious circumstances, I'll tell them all what you are."

I sighed. "Well it's best not to raise an alarm. They have enough to worry about as it is."

"Exactly, so don't do it." He said, then went back to camp. He sat down and saw that some of them had gone out looking for fruit. "Nice you guys!" He said happily. The little girl grinned at him.

I sat down miserably. I'd have to tell him sometime, and what sort of reaction did I expect? "Maybe we should go look for some food. Some real food."

He eyed her carefully. "Define 'real food'."

"You know, fruits, nuts...ect ect." I waved my hands in the air dramatically. I could be human....at times.

"Okay, then what's all that?" He pointed to the abundance of fruits the others had picked. "I think the oldest and youngest should eat first." Everyone else nodded, so he motioned for the little girl and her brother to come up and the elderly woman to come up. It was a wonder how she had survived, but she had.

I sighed, defeated. I was useless.

When those three had a few pieces of fruit, the rest came up and took some. Jake sat back, not making any move to go towards the fruit pile.