Being Different.

His vision seemed to be clearing up slightly and he stared out at the white snow for a moment. When his eyes rested on a tree and he could see it pretty much clearly, he knew he was safe now. The bleeding must have stopped completely and he wouldn't have to worry about it. But he knew that if he tried to move, he would only fall back down and not be able to move again. He sighed softly watching as his breath created a small puff of smoke before disappearing. He inclined his head upward a little bit and stared at the sky for a while, watching the pure snow falling from it. Though his attention was attracted when he felt Evalyn move somewhat, and he looked down at her hand. Subconsciously he reached out and placed his hand on hers, barely hearing what she had said. His vampire hearing was still somewhat impaired, and for some reason even though he was in pain he felt happy. It could be because for once he felt like he was human, without his advanced sense of smell of hearing, he felt human.

Gently, the boy closed his hand on hers and he stared at their hands. Ryo inclined his head downward to look at her and he smiled a little bit at her. He began to feel strange inside, a weird feeling that seemed to be mixed with other feelings that he didn't understand. He didn't know what this feeling was, or even if it meant anything. As a sort of reflex from something, he pulled her slightly closer to him and lowered his head slightly near hers. "The world would be a better place if it was like that." he said softly. He closed his eyes for a moment, unable to keep them open for very much longer without letting them rest for a while.

Ryo half hoped that someone would notice them being gone soon, and he also hoped that they hadn't noticed anything. He only hoped they didn't because if they searched for the two of them and found them in the forest, they would surely be punished because students weren't supposed to come here. He didn't care so much if he got in trouble, but he didn't want to get Evalyn in trouble too. If he hadn't gotten hurt they would've been in their common rooms by now. "I'm sure you'll be a great healer." he told her softly.

"I hope you're right." he murmured. to himself, mostly. He really hoped the world would someday be 'pure'. Without the darkness that everyone had inside them being around. He believed that someday it would be like that, but the way the world was now he doubted it would be anytime soon. That was a goal that everyone should work at together, instead of causing trouble for one another. "Some day, It will." he said softly. He wondered how late it was now, it seemed to be past midnight, and it seemed strange that no one had come looking for them at this time. Maybe no one had even noticed their disappearance? He didn't know if the other Ravenclaws noticed Evalyn's absence but he was sure no one noticed his in the Hufflepuff Dungeon. No one cared about him anyways.

Ryo looked down at the girl and smiled at her. "Oh really?" he said softly, his olive green eyes seeming to brighten just a bit. "Well, I'm glad I was good for something today." he laughed softly, though he winced and groaned from the pain the laughter caused shortly after. He felt her fingers move against his hand and his grip on her hand softly loosened as he pushed his hand slightly more onto hers. The boy sighed softly as he looked up at the sky once more.

The vampire looked back down at the girl and sighed again. In truth he didn't want to move from the way they were. He wasn't sure why, but he just wanted to stay there. But he knew that they had to get out of the cold weather outside, mostly for her sake more than his. He was a vampire so he could handle it, but she was still human even if she was a veela, and this weather could harm her severely if she stayed out here longer than she had already, especially now that he had her jacket on. "I guess we can try to move on now." he told her. Ryo began to stand up, letting go of her, taking her jacket off and putting it back on her, he extended his hand to help her up.

He closed his hand gently on hers when she took it and he slowly lifted her up. She wasn't as heavy as he thought she would be and he was basically forced to ease up on the strength he used to lift her up, or else he felt that he would send her flying somewhere. "Alright." he responded to what she said softly, not letting go of her hand for a while. He was still pretty amazed at the fact that she was so light. Maybe it was a veela thing, or maybe she was just that light. Whatever the reason was, he really didn't care, it just surprised him.

"We should start moving now." he said. Ryo glanced at the pile of snow where the wolf was buried. "I don't think the others in his pack are gonna like finding their leader like this. And I don't want to stick around for that." he said softly. Without further thought as to what the wolves would do when they found their leader, Ryo gently pulled on Evalyn's arm, as he began to walk away from where they were. He didn't want to risk anything bad happening again.

"We should be fine if they don't decide to come now." he said softly. He could smell their scents all around this place in the Forest. If they didn't leave it fast the wolves that were going to be there soon would get their scents and they would track them down to get revenge for their fallen leader. He wanted to get out of there as fast as possible because he didn't want the wolves to get to them, to her more precisely. Right now they seemed to be safe and since there were no wolves in sight, Ryo felt himself sigh softly.

He really hadn't expected any of this to happen tonight, but he was happy it did happen to some point. For him it had been one hell of a fight, one that he did somewhat enjoy even if he did come out of it injured. There was also the fact that because of the events that occured tonight he got to leer and protect, to some extent, a girl like Evalyn. At least he was useful for something, something that he could be proud of being useful for, instead of just turning people into vampires like he was, as his uncle had told him.