Two thousand years ago, the last king of the elves stood in the sea of fire.
Her name is Chu.
She gave magic to weak women so that they would no longer be at the mercy of others. She has protected humans, guided lost vampires, and repaired countless cracks in the world over the long years.
Then she died.
Her spiritual core was broken, her magic power was exhausted, and she was tied to a stake by those she had protected.
When the fire started, she saw the stars in the night sky.
She thought: It doesn't matter, the elves are still there, and they will continue to protect the world.
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Two thousand years later, in the rain in Forks.
Ino works in a cafe, and there is a man with white hair sitting in the corner every day.
He doesn't talk, doesn't interact with anyone, and only orders a hot latte - which he frowns upon but returns the next day.
She thought he was a social beast who came to Forks to heal his love wounds.
He didn't know why he couldn't leave this town.
Her blood wasn't the most fragrant, and her face wasn't the most beautiful - but the way she stood behind the counter wiping cups made his heart ache.
Because he was shaking.
A vampire, trembling.
Caius didn't know what had happened to him.
The Volturi elder who has lived for three thousand years has never seen anything like this.
But the girl in front of him made him feel completely wrong.
Her blood wasn't the most fragrant, her face wasn't the most beautiful - but the way she stood there made his heart ache.
His heart stopped beating long ago.
But it hurts.
He didn't know why.
He didn't know he had seen this face two thousand years ago.
She had saved him.
He forgot.
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Ino later asked him: "Why were your hands shaking when you first saw me?"
Caius said, "I don't know."
"It seems like I've seen you somewhere."
"I can't remember where it is."
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Drawing on the character settings of Twilight, there may be HP setting content, combined with elf mythology ~
It's the author's own design, please mind if I mistakenly enter it, ooc apologies
Intention: Do it over ten thousand times and I will never regret it