Welcome to Gaia! ::

"If that is what you wish." A voice from above her came, dropping down and knocking her over. The two animals running around quickly sprung into action, landing on her arms as the person jumped down to lay a blade to her neck. "We'll make it nice and simple. We know you know Carlos Naito. Show us to him, and you will come to no further harm."

"Oh no, I insist." He said, indicating to the two wolves, as that is what the animals were. Simultainiously, both of them bit deep into Aurora's arms, drawing blood easily. "We'll walk free, but we only want Carlos."

The wolf indeed got hit by the fireball, but easily dodged the punch as he was on her back, ensuring that reach with arms was impossible to those who still enjoyed the benefit of bones. Rather than allow her to try again, he bit her arm once more and dug deeper, piercing a nerve.
"My, you ARE resistant, and capable of fire. Just like it was told. But, you can't beat us now your on the floor. Just tell us where Carlos is, and we'll finish him off and be on our way." The man said, snickering.
Carlos on the other hand, had heard some sort of fire from back at the pool, had got up and begun to head in that direction quietly.

"Well... if your sure your not going to tell us, I guess we'll just have to kill you instead. Can't have you run along and tell him." The man said, lifting up the blade and preparing to strike.
A moment later there was a thud and a clash of metal hitting the hard wood of a tree as Carlos arrived, growling and snarling as he rammed the man away from Aurora.
"What are you doing here Blanc?" Carlos growled, demandingly pulling his short sword from his back as the two wolves released Aurora to pounce at Carlos. His quick reactions caused by battle adrenaline allowed him to dodge the wolves in time to avoid large wounds. The burns were still there, but he had to ignore them for now.

Carlos ignored Aurora's command, his mind telling him that right now, she needed defending. The wolves got up and stood a distance behind him, preparing to pounce from two directions as the man named Blanc begun to get up.
"Well, the girl wasn't a waste after all. You fled when it was your own bretherin, but came to protect a vampire?" Blanc mentioned slyly. "My, you were never really fit for an alpha, but you knew that, and made one grand mistake. Now were here, we'll take that all off of you shall we?"
"I'm only going to warn you once, Blanc." Carlos said, growling like a wolf. "Your leaving. You go now and you won't end in a body bag."
Blanc laughed at the statement, holding his two hands out and ordering the wolves to attack. The wolves complied, pouncing as Carlos turned, preparing his sword to slash their mouths. One got caught, but the other knocked Carlos down with ease and bit straight into his shoulder. He let out no reaction, but flayed to get it off while on the floor.

Rather than show fear at the attack, Blanc grinned, sidestepped the blow, caught the blade safely and elbowed her in the stomach, proceeding to snatch away the sword and knock her over with his foot. The wolf moved up, aiming to get Carlos's neck. Carlos reacted by catching it's mouth, and twisting it's neck, throwing it aside in the process as he stood up and turned to meet Blanc.
"Why didn't you just die all those years ago? You knew you wouldn't beat them, but tried anyways?" Blanc said, mockingly.
"Simple. I didn't do it. We were framed, and you took the bait ever so damn happily, coming in and killing our pack, our way of life!" Carlos barked, getting angrier with each word. "And since you won't leave, I'll allow you just a small taste of how it feels to be a part of such a life."
Carlos moved forward, rushing to attack Blanc, who prepared for this, blocking with Aurora's own sword and slamming the guard into Carlos, forcing him to back up.

Blanc let out a surprised yelp and shifted his balance as he felt the fangs pierce him. Carlos took the oppritunity to rush up and stab his shoulder, causing him to drop the blade, which landed next to Aurora.
Blanc stared at Carlos, and let out a small smirk in recognition. He knew he'd lost at this point, and attempted to begin to transform, just as Carlos pulled out the blade and forced it through his neck.
He kept his grip on the blade for a moment, ensuring the hit had connected even though the blood was a sure sign, before letting go and allowing Blanc to topple over to the floor as a corpse. He held out his hand, small streams of blood making it to and off of his fingers, and offered to help Aurora stand up.

Carlos paid little attention to the joke. She was right, he was late. Wallowing in his own self pity almost made her lose more than some blood.
"I'll fix that, if you wish." Carlos said, a slight hum eminating in his voice as his mind moved towards Charter symbols of healing and shielding, preparing to speed up her wounds recovery and remove any germs.