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"Sounds like a good idea, and I will explain a bit more of myself to you since you're helping us out so much." Hearing a jingle from something like dishes being offset Isaac looks behind him after picking Amelia up in his arms. "And it seems like Faye would like a drink, can one of you two get her a bowl to drink out of? I think a cup would be a bit small, they are in the cabinet that's my height near the cold box." Carefully he makes his way to Amelia's room, not wanting to be rude and take of her clothes and instead just take off her dress and shoes, leaving the slip and petticoat on, then pulls the blanket over her.

When he returns he gets himself settled on a seat near Faye so that he can pet her head since she seems to enjoy the attention. He takes a deep breath before looking to Alice and Arden, "There's some things I need to tell you two that I'd prefer if you didn't tell anyone, just because I don't want anyone's sympathy and its not really others' business to know anyways. Normally there is a place vampires meet up to discuss things and make small talk while getting 'food'. I've never been to these, nor do I ever plan to because, as I've already mentioned, I was turned against my will but was also ripped from my family because the vampire that turned me killed them. Then I was basically her plaything for a long time, I didn't know how much time passed during that time, but discovered later on it had been about fifty years before I was able to trick my master and consume her. Once I had done that I had knowledge of powers far beyond some of the most renown vampires, such as Dracula. If anything, Dracula was like a baby brother to my master, both in age and power. But I also was able to learn where she kept her fortunes that she had massed over the years, the only reason why this house is this size is because of Faye, I wanted to make sure she had plenty of room that she could grow and plenty of places to explore. If it wasn't for Faye I would be living in a smaller home, but what I do myself is publish medical journals for things I've learned and discovered over the years. I'll be five hundred in a couple years, not that it matters anymore since I don't celebrate my birthday anymore, not since I was turned."