Zeke wraps an arm conspiritorily around Justin. "Very girl crowd. Good for the coven."

He nods smugly. "Lots of girls and a few boys can have way more babies than some girls and some boys."

"And we don't have to have jobs or whatever to distract us."

"Do vampires not have jobs?" asks the other new girl who isn't currently fighting. "I wanted to be a racecar driver."

"I mean, just kill a guy and steal the racecar."

"Killing people and taking their stuff isn't a job?"

"No, it's having fun! There are no rules!"

"Oh, neat. That's fine then." 

The fight draws to a close as one of the girls manages to rip enough bits off her opponent that she has to spend a while not-fighting to regrow them. 

"Also, having babies? Feels good for vampire girls."

The girl looks down at her flat chest. "I don't think that matters for a while," she shrugs. "We won't be grownups for, like, practically forever."

"Yeah. Though, most vampires don't wait till they're maximum bigness to start. Still, long time. In the meantime, fun. All the time."

"We can eat stuff other than blood, right? I wanna break into an ice cream parlor and eat all the ice cream."

"Yep! Don't even need to go to the bathroom after."

"I'm hungry," the fight's loser says, picking herself up off the floor and shaking off as much of her own blood as will come off. 

"Shall we go find ice cream?"

"Yeah!"

"On the way out, wanna scare some people?"

"Ooh! Yeah."

"Everyone, be just a little slower..."

They freak out a lot of people in the lobby on the way out. 

One of those people seems less freaked out than annoyed, and leans back in her hard waiting room chair, head tilting back as a cloud of smoke erupts from her mouth. 

The children don't notice.

"So, where does the ice cream live?"

"Uhhhh." She looks around. "I dunno where from here. We could go look."

"A candy store would be just as good if we find one of those first," the boy opines. 

"Lead the way, local ex-humans."

The children charge down the street. 

A glowing humanoid figure appears in front of them. 

The figure is pale, with dark hair and long, slender, angular limbs. The effect is something like someone who wanted to create a plausibly human body but wasn't too bothered if they fell into the Uncanny Valley. 

The Uncanny Valley effect is not supported by the look on the figure's face, which looks very humanly irritated indeed. 

The figure folds their arms. "Do your parents know where you are?"