In The Haunted Forest: (Elven Females with a bratty streak required.)

[Chriekel]

Count Chriekel Bvarvistkia knew instinctively when someone had enterred his lands uninvited. From his vast, brooding castle home he stretched out his senses and caught the taste of intruders. Young, female....elven, intruders.
He rose from his chair by the fire and smiled slightly. Tresspassing on a vampires land was not well advised, and for these poor maidens it would soon become clear why that was.
There was a shriek, a cloud of bats, and then the Count was gone.

[nightbladered]

Sasha StarJewel walked through the strange lands. Some how she had got lost. She called out for her wolf friend.

[ninja333]

Lumiere also edged through the woods her heart pounding in her chest despite her mental will stubbornly refusing the existance of this action. She was not afraid, she assured herself, why should she be? A vampire was nothing special when compared to the elfin race; after all they both lived many countless years and the elves did not have the pathetic weakness for blood.
She smiled to herself at this reassuring train of thought, involuntarily turning her nose up to the air in pride. Yes, she was far superior to this pathetic bloodsucker - her father was a rich merchant bac at their city with his own political connections, she felt as if she were practically nobility. She had heard tales of vampires being more akin to zombies - the lowly scrabbling undead.
However pathetic he might be...this man still had certain assets. She had heard that inside this hulking castle there was the wealth of a thousand kings - certianly this was an exaggeration, but it peaked her curiosity. She would steal some of the vampires's weath for herself, so she no longer had to live off her daddy's income. While her daddy never denied her anything, Lumiere disliked being under his financial control.
Slowly she pulled back the string of her bow and loaded it with an arrow and edged closer and closer to the castle....

[Azoth]

Selene headed through the forest, as well. It had been a while since she had left to go adventuring - due to a dislike of being forced to follow the common 'rules' when she lived among society - and so had no idea what forest she was in or where she was going... but that was just fine with her. She was conident in herself, and she had never run into muh trouble before, so why should she have reason to give it a second thought?