Jacob exhaled heavily, a bit disconcerted on what to say or do. He had messed up again, and even though this time it wasn't really his fault, he still couldn't help but blame himself. He shouldn't have locked his mind from her. He thought, unable to take his eyes away from her.
After he had left to feed, he hadn't found a human lying around, and not wanting to touch the couple which Dedari had last fed on, he had moved to feed on an animal. The taste hadn't been great, but it was blood and besides he didn't hunger for blood as they did. He was just okay, or he thought he was until the thought of the girl, Olivera, had crossed his mind again.
He had found shade under one of the big trees in the forest and after checking for strange movements around the forest and finding none, he had locked his mind from all form of communication, and had concentrated all his will to finding out about the unknown girl but his action had only brought headaches, pain and a near faint to him.
