Battlefield mating

they see the seer

For all lovely readers and reviewers: I have been notified to the fact that my time line is really really REALLY screwed up. I know this, I love history as much as the next person and would never accidently screw it up. I am very much aware of when the civil war took place but for my fan fiction to progress with time as I needed it to so that it would make a little more sense for why they had been together so long I needed to shove the war back a hundred odd years. This is my only story like that, so...

"Cassie!" Jasper screamed, it was pouring down and she was running off. He saw her duck into a door and he never waited or hesitated to follow her. He heard the ding of a bell telling them that someone had come in. He made sure to wrap his arm around her waist to keep her close.

"Cassie darlin', why did you run off like that? Did you smell something?"

She shook her head, she couldn't explain it what so ever. She knew they were supposed to be here. Something was waiting for them, something that was meant to happen and change everything for. They had been having a hard time feeding from humans especially when she was getting closer to her bearing age for born vampires. It was making her hungrier and that leads to issues in the hunting grounds. These feelings reminded her of the war, reminded her of the instincts that lead her to win against Voldemort, of course woman weren't supposed to be in any war at that time but the wizarding world didn't care who ended the war as long as someone did it for them.

"Darling, what is it?" Jasper was a little worried about his wife; she never acted like this before.

Cassie searched the room trying to find it, find what was causing her to feel this way. Then she saw her, she saw the golden red color of her eyes, this was another of them. Cassie knew Jasper would see what she saw, especially when he froze up. She loved her husband she truly did but he was a little introvert when it came to new people.

"It's alright love, look at her eyes; you can smell the venom in her. She won't hurt us." Cassie calmed him down. Jasper's shoulders dropped a little bit in relaxation knowing that Cassie was right but it didn't stop him from wanting to rip apart anyone that was a possible threat to his wife. Despite with how short this vampire was, Jasper always knew not to underestimate an unknown.

Walking over to the girl, they only stared at each other for a minute or two. Cassie tilted her head to the side, her hair falling to cover Jasper's hand which was resting on her shoulder,

"You were the one calling me here."

A smile, a slightly deranged smile, broke across the girl's face, "yes. I was."

"Why?" Jasper wasn't comfortable talking to this vampire so just let his mate take care of the diplomatic portion, he had been a soldier for a reason.

"There's a family. They're in Denali at the moment but they plan on moving very soon. I saw us all being there." Her voice was very matter of fact. As if she was so sure that she would be able to get them to go with her to this family. But the thing was, Jasper thought, they did need a steady place to go. Especially with the high chance of his mate getting pregnant at any point in their journeys as time gets closer and closer to her vampire maturity.

Cassie caressed her lower abdomen as if she knew what her mate was thinking, looking over at him their eyes connected. Jasper reluctantly nodded his head, Cassie smiled reassuringly even though he could feel the unease in their bond. They both knew that there was a higher risk of her actually being pregnant before they reach this coven and then what? They needed to get a reliable source of food for Cassie's rising appetite and then there was his appetite as well.

The girl in front of them started beaming and Jasper wondered if he was going to be able to handle traveling with her as her emotions were beating on. She was ecstatic, Jasper also caught a knowing gleam in her eyes.