The Forgotten Mikaelson

Reuninion

I don't know how long I fell asleep for, but when I woke up, the sun just started to set. It was pretty blues, pinks, and purples. Someone,  I am guessing Niklaus tucked a pillow under my head, and swaddled me in a blanket.

"Good evening little sister!" Klaus cheered. Two other men next to him, I guessed Elijah and Kol. They were both tall, with brown hair, and brown eyes. One was wearing a suit, and the other was wearing a gray shirt with a brown suede jacket over it.

"This is Elijah," Klaus pointed to the one in the suit, "and this is Kol." He pointed to the other one. "Rebekah will be joining us shortly. She had to run a quick errand. If you would like to see Finn's desiccated body, I will take you downstairs if you so please."

"Hello Astra, and welcome to the French Quarter where we have many enemies that want to kill us but can't!" Elijah Cheered.

"So do you like ripping people's heads off?" Kol asked.

"Of course! Before I knew about you, I always referred to myself as the wild one. I think we will be great friends!" I replied.

"Yes! Sorry but Astra is my favorite now. We are going to have a magnificent time!" Kol was very excited.

"What do you mean, she's your favorite?" A young woman walked in. She was wearing a black leather jacket that was zipped up the front, and light wash, ripped jeans, with leather calf boots. "Kol I thought I was your favorite. Hi, I'm Rebekah. You must me Astra."

"Hi," I replied. 

There were four of my five living siblings, other than Freya whose whereabouts are unknown. I couldn't believe I finally met my family.

Niklaus had a beautiful five-course dinner, with a chef, and waiters compelled for us. We enjoyed a nice duck, with bloody white wine on the side. Very classy.

"So, tell us about yourself. Niklaus already told us your origin story. What have you been doing these past couple centuries?" Elijah asked. 

"Well. Ever since the night we were all turned. I have been traveling. Mostly around Europe. I have tried to not stay anywhere too long where people would recognize me. Paris was always my favorite." I replied. 

We sat there, learning, laughing and smiling. I got to hear more about their adventures, and the different people they all sired. I got to learn about their lives when they were not all together. it was wonderful. I had never had such a great time talking to other people before.

 We sat there until it was much after dark. Chit-Chatting, and getting to know each other more, and more. After a while, it was like I was their, with them, my whole eternity of a life. Finally, we finished dessert.

"Who wants to go on a hunt?" Kol asked. "Astra?" 

"I would love to go on a hunt. Kol!" I replied. 

"Please do not make it noticeable. We don't want to draw too much attention. Control yourselves, and maybe bring some back for the rest of us?" Elijah murmured. 

And with that, Kol, and I ran off into the city, looking for some fresh meat.

 We wanted to have some fun. So we decided to play a game. Whoever was able to collect the most sleeping, half drained bodies would win, and there were no limitations to what you could, or could not do to get your victim.  We had a half hour to get the most bodies. 

We started at exactly 1:00 in the morning. 

I ran North, Kol ran South, and we tried to compel, and suck the most blood out of people. 

It was fun, competing with one of my siblings. Something I never did before. It brought joy to my face. I was so happy.

Kol and I had the same rendezvous point. We would drop our bodies off at the same place, and then at the end, count them and see who got the most.

Kol's pile was much smaller than mine. It was 1:25. We had five minutes left. I had at least ten more bodies than him. I went off for one more, One more to top off the pile. When I got back, Kol had at least twenty more people in his pile, and I had less.

"What did you do Kol?" I asked.

"What do you mean?" He smiled. "I obviously have more bodies than you. I win!" He cheered.

"That's not fair!" I cried, but then I started to laugh. "You little bastard." 

"We said that there were no rules on how you got your victims, am I correct?" He chuckled. "So I did not break the rules. I win!" I couldn't imagine playing a game with him when we were younger, foxing, and cunning his way to victory.

"Well, I guess that was fair," quick as lightning I grabbed his whole pile and dropped them all on my pile. "Look! Now I have won!"

"No, now that is cheating. It is after 1:30 silly." He laughed again.

"You are too smart. Let us suck some more blood out of these stupid humans, and return home with some game, shall we?" I asked. Kol smiled and bit one of the humans in my pile, a young girl, probably late teen years. 

I went up to a young man, probably twenty or so, we both drank, laughed, but did not kill.  I bottled up some fresh blood to bring back to the family and then started compelling the poor, helpless, little, humans to forget what happened. 

We got back to the house around 2:00. Laughing, Smiling, covered in blood, and satisfied. I had a gallon of fresh O-Neg for my family to drink, and Kol had his imaginary trophy to show them that he was the most cunning. He outsmarted me, but I was stronger, and faster. I was proud of myself. I beat my sibling in my first sibling rivalry to say, but of course, it was all friendly competition.