She almost had him, just a little closer. The large vampire was only a few feet away. The girl quickly created a fake, but convincing, look of fear to grace her delicate features. This proved to provoke the monster even more. He reached out with one hand and grasped the girl shoulder, and then she acted. The painfully perfect being let out an ear piercing howl. Humans around the room fell to their knees, clutching their ears. While the other hunters turned from their prey to see what happened. The creature was stumbling backward clutching at his arm desperately as he tried to put out the flames that were currently advancing up his body. A couple of others went to put him out while another, a tall boy with dark, wavy hair that stopped at the middle of his neck. He watched the girl curiously as she stood there. She was calm and collected as she watched them her eyes carefully mapping their every move. This interested him. It was obvious to the boy that she was no stranger to their kind. He wondered who she was. The girl and the boy turned when they heard a deadly snarl erupt from the throat of the victim of the girl's wrath. He ran at her too fast to see. She didn't move, waiting. The creature was stopped abruptly on its rampage as the boy who had been observing the girl before clamped a hand on his arm.

"What the?! Let me go Demetri, I'm gonna kill her!" The man snarled struggling against Demetri's iron grip.

"Now, calm down Felix, and think. She just set you on fire without a lighter. Don't you think Lord Aro would be interested in that?" Demetri purred coolly. He didn't know why he was protecting the girl. Maybe it was the look in her eyes, no fear, something very rare for a human. Instead her eyes were piercing and deep. She was someone to be reckoned with that was for sure.

"Fine, let's bring her to Lord Aro," cooed one girl with long dark looks and dangerous looking eyes. Demetri walked calmly up to the girl his steps were suspicious and cautious. He eyed her carefully. His eyes met hers and she stared at him. Demetri offered her his hand. She stared at it for a moment before lightly laying her hand in his. There was no point in making a scene; her plan was going well so far.