[OOC: Sorry if this post sounds a little weird.]
A sudden chill ran through her entire body and her arms immediately wrapped themselves around her. The tears in her eyes seemed to freeze and retract and her eyesight became clearer and more focused. The first thing she saw was the lake. The clear water, the sunlight reflecting from the surface of the water. It seemed so peaceful, as most places do, or did at least. Nothing was peaceful to Mitri anymore, everything had some kind of dark secret in it. No place with such beauty, was pure... there was always something behind it. And although she had never found that darkness in the lake, Mitri was sure that it was there, somewhere, lurking down at the bottom of the lake.
Through her eyes now everything was different and she knew nothing would ever go back to the way it was. Her family was the weirdest she'd ever known, some Vampires, others Veela, few Humans, such as herself and her Slytherin brother, and then the misfit of them all... Alexis. She had been a vampire at first but she had been stupid enough to let her guard down with a werewolf around her and now look where she was. A lost puppy.
Pathetic.
Now it seemed she didn't even know who she was, or who anyone else, but her family was. Alexis was pathetic, Damitrius couldn't believe that at one point they were actually close, that would be like her and Damien actually ever getting along, as if they were really brother and sister, they are, though only half, but their pride and Houses don't allow them to actually interact nicely while at school. Damien liked Alexis... which made him even more of an enemy to her, Alexis' twin, another human like her and Damien, also liked Alexis... as did Christina, the other Slytherin in the family. She didn't know what was wrong with all of them, even their father, they all accepted Alexis, they don't see the monster in her. But Mitri did, and she wouldn't allow that monster to brainwash her as she probably did the rest of their family.
Without knowing, the tears returned to her eyes, and her vision once again became blurred from the tears that never fell. A voice, kind and warm, broke through her thoughts and brought her back to the world filled with darkness around her. She looked up at the girl, and her vision came in and out of clarity, as she looked up at the girl. There was something 'off' about his girl, something 'off' that she had felt before from someone else. But she couldn't place her finger on what it could be.