Victoria Ashworth
It seemed that the electrical impulse I released had unintended side effects. For one, the brunette collapsed to the ground, spouting binary. If I had time, I would have tried to make out what she was saying as well as see if I could fix it, however there was a more pressing issue on the horizon. The blonde vampire didn't seem to take kindly to my warning, and flipped back quickly, landing on the ground a few meters away before looking at the convulsing girl, who was now being helped up by the man in the armor. I began to pull out the mirror fragment I kept on me for times like this, however before I could pull it out, she vanished and I felt an immense pain in my jaw as it fractured under the stress of a fist to the face. I immediately went flying, and as I did, my vampiric blood went to work, healing the wound while I was still in mid air, and as I did so, I finished pulling out the mirror, and pointing it at myself, I willed it to be and I was no longer corporeal. So that I would not go crashign through the ground, I exerted more of my magic and activated my ability to fly, stopping in mid air before floating down to the ground peacefully.
Now that I was on the ground, I rubbed my jaw and looked back to the girl who was convulsing on the ground. It seemed that she was weak to electric pulses, and that combined with the binary she was spewing, implied that she had some sort of tech in her that my electricity had managed to damage. Focusing on her, I used my thaumaturgy to analyze her condition, and found that she would be fine, as the damage was not extensive enough that it could kill her, though I was not familiar enough with its workings to be able to fix it with my technomancy.
With that determined, I looked back to the blonde haired woman and said, "You are quite a violent one, aren't you. It seems you have focused most of your vampiric abilities into speed, seeing as I could not even see you when you moved full out. It is nice to see that you are wearing clothes now, however," I said, making note of the fact that she had materialized clothes. It seemed she knew a bit of basic thaumaturgy, at least. Perhaps this world's, or perhaps her world's if she was in the same situation as me, vampires were quite different from the Kindred of mine. "You seemed to be concerned about the brunette human over there," I said, gesturing at the brunette convulsing on the ground, "I can assure you that her life is in no danger, I used a bit of my Thaumaturgy to determine that her machinery was indeed damaged a bit, however it is nothing life threatening, just extremely painful."
With that said, I simply waited to see if the girl would attempt to attack me again, though this time it would pass harmlessly through me, as I have become incorporeal thanks to the ritual I performed.
