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((hey memory, is that ok, or should i call you owl? Uhm, do you want me to a bring a character in with yours, i was thinkin nonhuman.))

((Major Edit!!!))

Relief and worry filled Selyna as she made her way towards a city. It wasn’t visible yet, but the lingering smells of so many different people and animals suggested some type of settlement was close. She’d been walking for quite a while and was ready to be able to sit down and rest somewhere. Plus her food was starting to run out and she’d need to work to pay for more. The forest animals seemed to be scarce around here for some reason, so she hadn’t gotten much to eat in this forest besides some foliage. Probably because of urban sprawl… Cities eat up everything around them…

A breeze blew from behind her causing her caramel skin to get goose bumps as the wind cooled the sweat on her. It was an awfully hot day even for it to be morning. She’d long before hastily pulled her hair out of her face and off her neck in a sloppy ponytail and braided it so the loose strands wouldn’t cling to her. She shifted the napsack slung over her shoulder and picked up the pace. Selyna was concerned with how she’d be received, but decided the less she spoke the better. Her leopard tail and ears were no longer in sight, which made her less comfortable. Thinking back to the children a few villages back, she bit her lip and hoped for more civilized people in this city. At first when they’d been throwing rocks at her, fear gripped her heart and caused her to freeze rather than react. How could these children possibly know? Their grandmother had come out and scolded them for their behavior, shooing them into the house. With a sad look in her eyes the woman had approached and put a hand on Selyna’s forearm.

You can’t readily stop the youth from joining into the newest fads…. People have started to become a bit weary of people like you. If I were you I’d hide anything that doesn’t make you look human.

Selyna had tried to inquire more, but could only hear something about a new religion as the woman hurried off before she was seen. Though she was happy to know they weren’t attacking her for what she thought at first. Since then Selyna had made sure to stick her humanoid form. As she entered into a thicker part of the forest, she relaxed her eyes no longer needing to squint in the harsh sun. She stopped for a moment and stood on one foot to get a pebble out of her black slip on shoes and sighed as another breeze blew from behind her. The dark grey skirt seemed to dance in the wind momentarily before falling back down to her ankles again. The sweat was beginning to make her red gypsy top cling to her, showing off her figure much more than she preferred, but until she got more money for clothing, this was all she had. Thinking she wouldn’t run into anyone out here, she let her mind wander unaware of the house she would reach in about 200 yards.

((Sorry about that, my mind totally blank about the time period.))

"Thats not going to help" The voice came lonely from a shadowed corner of the cell. The man was tall, and broad shouldered. At one point in time he had been well muscled and good looking, but his cheeks looked hallow and unnatural, his muscle tone slackened. This all in result of malnurishment, though his skin tone was a deep tan even from being locked in the darkness for so long. Which lead you to believe he was foreign and this trait led back through his lineage.

Slouching, he sat leaning agains the damp wall which didnt seem to bother him much, he had been down here too long for it to matter. His forehead rested on his bent knees his head tucked downward toward the ground. A thick layer of shaggy brown hair sheilded his face and eyes. He had been sitting there, shrouded by the darkness listening to he the whole time. She was new to this, and was clueless to the lifestyle of a prisoner.

((You posted? 0.0 I am soooo sorry!!!!!! Ill get to it, i swear!! Lol, that kinda made me chuckle though, and yes, she cfroaked, right there xD again sorry, but it is wayyy late, tomorrow, i swear!!))

((I just can't seem to get it right... rolleyes I was going to have her walk by, probably smell the food and go from there. She'd probably look in the window or something, but she doesn't have to be a part of the RP already going. I could do that now actually....))

((Im sorry, i feel bad for pointing it out xD))

Abel's ears pricked at the sound of the last sniff, and quickly went back. He straightened his stature, standing from where he had been leaning against the doorframe. His eyes narrowed as he turned toward the window where he had heard it. Noticing the top of her head and eyes immediately, he was quick to be untrusting. Not seeing anything special to mark her nonhuman and the window blocking from getting a good smell of her.

He contemplated whether to go back to a human form, but it would not have helped. She had already seen him in his anthro state. His eyes darted towards Aida then to Kaori, and back to the window. "Show yourself, coward." Abel's voice raised, just enough for her to hear him through the window, rough as stone, and still full of suspicion.

[Sorry for not posting in awhile, and thank you for making a prisoner Padfoot. :]]

She spits out a few more bits and kicks them out of her cell hurriedly, watching the man flee upstairs. The upstairs door is very squeaky as it shuts and makes the she-wolf cringe. A sudden, melancholy voice droning from somewhere in the room causes Lash to freeze. With a snarl she begins to pace her cell, miscolored eyes darting around in the dark.
"It is better than hearing one of them speak...", her voice is slightly rasped from growing thirst and also her muttering cautiously, the other voice did belong to a stranger after all.
How could she have overlooked another? It would be understandable right now due to the human's left over spook-stench, but earlier...possibly the growing mold and rodents hid the other's own scent.
"Chewing a book won't help anyone, but it sure did feel good to watch him go. Who are you?" her voice is more crisp and menacing right now.

Waiting for a reply, Lash trails to the front of her cell and places her palms on the bars, pushing slightly and mentally willing them to bend or give some sort of sign to a weak spot.
I must get OUT.
Her long nailed fingers claw at the bars slowly, she has begun to whine again. Soon enough she got herself worked up to the point of a headache and Lash leans against the bars, a hand rubs its palm on the right temple and the other hand runs its fingers over the copper skulls on her collar.

Abel advanced across the room, swinging the window in one swift motion. With such force, for a mere second he thought he might break it, but the half-demon never slowed. SHifting to the form of the off-white wolf, he propelled himself through the window, landing roughly next to the other, now checking her knee. He snarled, hsi stance threatening and defensive. He wouldn't let her get away so quickly. She'd seen too much. By now she should be making the connection. Making breakfast at midnight. The only explanation would be that one was a vampire. And Abel had proven this to not be himself.

And with the company of two other nonhumans, the third would likely be as well.