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Amnity had entered the entertainment room before Mephlius. She walked over to the DVD collection and began scanning through it, trying to find a good movie. She then paused for a second. The hunter stared at the ground, pretending to be interesting on the DVD she was holding when in fact she was in deep thought. With a sigh, she got back to looking for a movie. Don't think about it...Don't think about it.

She held a movie in her hand, looking at it quizzically as she debated on whether to watch it or not. With a shrug, she quickly, she placed the movie in the DVD player and waited for Mephlius to arrive.

Amnity looked around a bit for a place to sit. She then settled for a beanbag chair. Picking 2 up, she dragged then back in front of the TV. "You should like this movie..." She sat down on the beanbag chair and leaned back, almost falling over. "...It's Wolfman." She grinned, motioning him to come and sit on the beanbag chair next to her.

"You are definitely wolf man material Mephlius." Amnity said with a light chuckle. She scanned the back of the DVD case, reading some of the background story. "Apparently he could only change in full moons...Here, look at this." The hunter held out the DVD for him to take.

Amnity narrowed her eyes as she saw his hand claw. "Mephlius...." She began, looking at the hand that held the DVD case. "Why is your hand like that?...I thought you were better."

"Is it a full moon tonight?..." Amnity asked nervously. She reached around for the remote control, finally finding it squished between the 2 beanbags. She turned the movie off and examined his hands. "Do you feel different? I knew something was wrong..."

Amnity was not consoled. She held his hand, examining it closely. It wasn't like the guy's wolf hand in the movie. This one was gently, yet strong. It had held more lives in its hands then anyone else. "You sure? Wanna go check it over with Gail?...." As she looked around, she caught sight of a door labeled 'Library'. Curious, she got up and opened the door. Inside the room were rows of books, fictional, nonfictional...And... "Research books!..."

The hunter stepped inside and looked through the Non-fiction and Resource Books section. Scanning the shelves for a bit, she finally found what she was looking for. "Aha! Encyclopedia of Vampires, Werewolves, and Other Monsters..." She took the book out of the shelf. She was offended by the title though, but continued to look through the book.

Flipping through the book, Amnity got a bit frustrated that there was nothing there about Mephlius' problem. She slammed the book shut, then tossed it across the table. It made a loud THUD as it hit the wall and fell on the floor. She rested her elbows on the table and buried her face in her hands. "....Theres nothing....Damn...Maybe in another book." Determined, she got up again and scanned the shelves.

((ZZZZ....zzz...ZZZZ))

"No, it's alright. It's just a habit of mine....You know, throwing books." Sadly, it was true.

Amnity spent maybe an hour looking through encyclopedias and research books and each and every one of them got thrown across the room. Finally, she decided to double check on the Encyclopedia of Vampires and Werewolves. She paced around this time, flipping through the pages in an alarming speed. Suddenly, she stopped flipping the pages when something caught her eye. Male lycan....And female human pairings?... She stopped pacing and continued reading the article. ...It's possible to have a pup in the case of a male lycan and a human pairing....But in the expense of the mother's life... Amnity looked over at Mephlius who was sitting patiently on the table before looking back down on the book. The wolf pup would resent being carried in a human body and rip itself free. Thus, killing the mother. Amnity wasn't shocked...Just surprised. Quickly, she shut the book and put it back in the shelf. She decided not to inform Mephlius about it. He has other things to worry about, I can handle this problem myself.... The hunter shrugged, then took out another research and began reading it. Besides, thats a long ways away.