Well, their parents had sort of done that but this generation seemed bound and determined not to give up. He'd been stuck playing by human rules in his human body but now that they'd released him… well, things were about to change. He leaned back in his chair at the local coffee shop where he'd stopped to look around. It felt good to see the world through his own eyes again. There were so many more shades of things that the pesky humans couldn't see. Life was so much more vivid. No longer bound by the need to feed from blood, he could exist by simply taking the energy he wanted from whoever was around. Like the stupid humans at the table next to him. He could just take their energy and be fine for days. In fact, he'd do just that. Reaching out he took the energy field the man existed within and swallowed it down. Yes, Sebastian felt refreshed. "Honey." The man who Sebastian had fed from looked at his wife. "I don't feel well. I'm dizzy, and all of a sudden, I need a nap." His wife, who looked to be about fifty with thinning hair and large thighs stood.
