Thread: || Cell Block B ||

Name Rupinder Rupi Vera Location Cell Block B Cell B-3 Tag Natalya Silvka, open. Arriving from Cell Block B Offices Labs, post 10 Rupi could hear the ruckus even before she entered the main patient block section, the arguing of guards and the growling of some animalistic creature. The clicking of her own heels on the smooth floor soon joined the fray as she marched over to the Cell, clutching a clipboard with papers to her chest. She marched over to where two guards stood gazing into the large glass panel next to the locked door, giving the three of them a clear view of what was going inside. It was not pretty. A third guard, or what was left of him, lay half-devoured on the floor. And standing over it was not the blonde haired Russian patient that Rupi expected, but a white furred wolf whose snout was dripping with fresh blood. While the two guards, hands on their weapons, looked utterly horrified at the sight, Rupi merely frowned slightly. She did feel a short rush of exhilaration at the sight of blood, despite having fed off patient AK8866 just moments ago. Then she turned her grey eyes upon the wolf, who stood staring right back at her with a snarling expression. Rupi did not budge or seemed worried. She was vampiric after all and having just fed, her strength was at its greatest extent. She could handle one lone feral wolf. The guards as usual were too incompetent to figure out anything. What happened? She asked flatly without looking at either of the two standing outside. We went in tounchain her and she just changed and snapped on us. We were lucky to get away, maam. One of them replied. We ought to just put her down, like any sick or bad dog. Shes not worth this trouble. The other sneered, raising his rifle. Both of you should be put down for your stupidity. Rupi thought to herself. Youll do no such thing. The patient is more valuable than both of your pitiful lives. She stated in a calm tone. Sowhat should we do? One guard asked, then bristled as Rupi turned to him with a smile. She just ateI bet shes thirsty now. Bring a bowl of water, then leave me alone with her. She ordered, then waved them off and stood gazing into the cell with a soft smile. Soon they brought a large dish of water, Rupi sighing with relief that the idiots didnt bring her a water bottle instead. A wolf couldnt drink from that. Setting the clipboard aside, she took the dish and moved to the doorway. Maamits too dangerous to get in there alone. One of them said. Ill be fine. Just stay back and record. Rupi ordered, then punched in the code for the lock and the doors slid open. She immediately stepped in and they shut behind her. The first thing Rupi did was turn towards the wolf and stare her down in the eye. Directly. Challengingly . It should have been evident to such a social creature as a wolf that Rupi held dominance and hierarchy, at least over the others. She straightened her posture as tall as she could be, shoulders back and muscles taut. For a moment she maintained this posture with the wolf, trying to establish a sense of dominance. If the wolf wanted to fight, she would discover this vampiric lady had more power behind her punch and kick then what seemed to be evident in her slender limbs. But when a few intense seconds ticked by, Rupi suddenly side stepped to the right, away from the door and perpendicular to the wolf. Not towards it, as that might construe an act of aggression. No, Rupi moved to the far corner of the cell, never breaking eye contact with the wolf. When she reached it, only then did lower her gaze and crouch slowly, though careful not to turn her back to the creature either. She made a show of swirling the water with a pinky, before raising it to her lips and suckling it. Then she set the water dish down and backed up quickly towards the door. Then she waited, and watched.