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Will sighed. Bridget was angry with him again, he just knew it. "It's a four stage process, Bridget. When we first approach Kerrigan we'll try to reason with her. If reason doesn't work, we'll try to restrain her with minimal force. If that fails we'll subdue her by any means nescessary..." He nodded towards the tasers and tranquilizer guns that he'd brought with. "And once she's subdued we'll take her back to Haven. If none of that works and she is posing a danger to us then I'll give the order to terminate her. But I doubt it will come to that. Remember, Kerrigan is one of our own, she's a vampire now because she was injured and bitten in the line of duty. We don't leave our own to fend for themselves."

One hand still on the steering whell, he quickly consulted a map. "As for Kerrigan's usual haunts, besides Haven and Hunter's there's her apartment and the park. Either of those are good possibilities. I'd suggest we start at her place then move onto the park. And in the matter of blood, vampiric Hunters are why Gail keeps a large supply of medical blood handy down in Haven and provided us with several bags for when we find her. Everything's taken care of."

Putting the map away he returned his full attention to the road. They'd find Kerrigan. They had to.

JAx sat on the roof of his old home, the smell of death and decay fill the air. He was getting tired of the smell. He felt his ribs, though he had eaten it wasent enough to get him back in shape. He was still a little weak and incredibly thin.

Getting cought off gaurd, be still catching her. "Hey! Long time no see Echo."

"Yeah I know, its cause of the lack of food, plus decaying bodies dont sound too appatizing and that smell, really kills the apatite." He studied Echo's body. "You look good as always."

Kuro fades in on one of the many rooftops of the city, he then drop down into an alleyway just beside the building which connects onto many others "I think it is time to see the damage, I'm sure the rest of the humans are glad to see that the homeless are pretty much dead" he muttered to himself.

Kuro began to walk down the alleyway until he got to a crossroad sort of thing. He looked down both ways to see many bodies laying around. Kuro turns right as he sees something move down there, as he gets closer he sees a little child holding a baby and sitting next to whom Kuro thinks is the mother. "Hello there" the child looks up "How is it that you survived?"

The child manages to say mother and helped. "So your mother helped you?" Kuro asked, the child nods his head and then begins to cough. Kuro sniffs the air "My my, there is certainly a lot of smoke around" he then notices a newspaper next to the child. Kuro picks it up and reads the headline story "No way!" he looks down to the child as he thinks this child has been affected "Ok kid don't worry, I'm going to help you, and how bout we get your mum a proper burial".

Kuro kneels down beside the child "Okay hold onto your little sister now" Kuro puts one arm around the child and his sister and the other hand on the child's mother. He then fades away taking them with him.

((Exit to 'Deadly Drugs' club))

She sat quietly for the most part, listening rather than adding her own opinions to the conversation, not that they differed very much. Something caught her attention and she turned her head to find it, nothing but the usual scenery meeting her eyes. There wasn't a living soul other than those with her around on the street, but what she was trying to find wasn't in plain sight. She was picking up the thoughts of someone nearby, and not a normal person.

"I believe I am hearing the partial thoughts of another psychic." she announced to Bridget and William, at the same time making sure that the walls around her mind were up and fortified against attack. "But I do not believe they pose us a threat."

Bridget checkes her weapons...she still had the 'nueral inhibitor' she had recieved
from the "Government?"; all she had to do was get into hand to hand range. She would play it William's way because notonly did she keep her word she understood
the code of not leaving a man down; and she was glad William had that character.