Valery had received this job in a rather strange way, one she wasn't partial too. Still she had received a payment that was double what she would have asked, so she didn't turn it down, instead she made the trek to the Draconi Forest, which was a rather long one.
She knew her target, this Corvus of some sorts, or at least that is what she was told, and on her long journey to Draconi Forest she had a while to think about how this would affect her hit. She decided that it wouldn't be an overly good or bad thing. Yes, he would be stronger, faster, have an easier time spotting her but this would be good for her. This would be a challenge, something to help keep her sharp. Something she needed. Plus, she would know his weaknesses because they would be her own.
For a week Valery had been lurking around, getting comfortable with the property, with Corvus and his habits. He seemed to be a very typical vampire to at least. She did like his property and planned on living there for a while after she had killed him. She had been planning and plotting and finally found the right time, or at least what she felt was the right time and place for her attack.
Under his bed, Valery laid completely still. He had been gone for most of the day and knew he would return shortly. She couldn't stop a brief chuckle from escaping her lungs as she felt her plot coming together. She should have taken the lack of nerves as a warning, nothing never went as planned when it felt like it would, she knew this but it didn't register. She calmed herself, taking an unneeded breath and closing her eyes. Valery let her senses run wild, let her mind wander, sheepishly search for his. She could hear the howling wind outside, she knew it had to be growing cold, and she could tell it was growing dark as long shadows were casted across the room by the setting sun.
Valery stopped her breathing completely as she heard the man enter, now all she had to do was wait, to listen, to be patient and way for her prey to fall blindly into her lap.