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Elodie gripped the stirring wheel, she had just sped through the pack's territory and had made it to a main road. She saw the darkness of the night thinning, and knew the sun would be rising soon. Her headlights locked on to the dark narrow road in front of her, hitting the forest surrounding her. The darkness was retreating as dawn encroached her. This bought some relief, because of how unstoppable and relentless vampires were. They were completely subdued during the day. They needed refuge to hide from all sunlight, or be burnt to ash within seconds. She did love this time of the night though, it bought her calm to see the glimmer of hope for the new day as the rising sun washed away the darkness. It was a time she actually got to be herself, especially during the time she was kept in L