Too Soon, Too Fast

_{Ignore those legs they looked okay until everything else was finished} 

Kind of part of a thing I've had in my head for a while, where supernaturals - since they age much, much slower than humans - mature at a slower pace, too. Pureblood vampires like Westley physically age and are capable of hunting and more or less take care of themselves by the time they are teens, but still have to be taken care of by their...pack? Coven? Whatever a group of vampires is called.

Westley, having lived about 18-ish years, is technically closer to Rising's age by vampire standards(although really Rising has his own aging conventions considering his demon ancestry), but in order to live amongst humans he's had to force himself to mature at a human rate. As you'd expect, a child being forced to act like an adult is a cause for stress.