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"I wasn't getting getting tense, o.k. I was but not because I'm afraid. I just realized that i was telling my strengths and weaknesses to a vampyre who I hardly know. I don't reveal my secrets to lycans who I've known for years. And if i wanted to kill you it would be only too easy. I've got so many weapons hidden on me I could destroy an army tank." Tianna said hitting the buttons to release the two spring loaded knives on the undersides of her wrists, brushing her coat back to reveal the two magnums in her waist holsters and baring fangs that were feral, long and pointed, her eyes glowing red in the moonlight. Slung acrosss her belt were grenades and more knives, some for throwing and some for hand to hand combat. Dangling from her arms were five pointed throwing stars called shurikans. "Like i said killing you would be only too easy. On top of all of this weaponry I can shape shift and partiall shape shift. And I have other tricks hidden up my sleeves.

Hmmm, it was going to rain soon.
Typical. He'd been hiding out for what seemed like it could have been weeks. Then again, it could have been mere hours. He didn't know. Time was of no importance to david anymore, not even existance, to a degree.

He moved his shoulders about, trying to get the coat in the right place as he calmly strolled down the small path in the park. He'd finally come out of hiding, hopefully not just for now, and had decided his minor meals weren't sufficient enough anymore, he needed a meal.
Typical for his situation.

"Hmph. Everything seems typical tonight." he muttered to himself, pulling up the collar of his coat, preparing for the rain as thunder in the dinstance came as a loud and deep warning of what was to come.
The presence of all three sides appeared to have taken to larger groups while David was in hiding, he could sense the new masses a mile away.
[Fresh meat...] he thought to himself, while pondering what it could possibly be [...or one's I've never seen before.] he finished off.

The smell. He knew it before he could catch wind of it. Lycan.
But, it was not alone. It had with it a fellow kin of David, a vampire. Contemplating whether or not to interfere, he, like a playful child, bounced down a small hill, and grasped onto a low branch of a sturdy tree at the edge of a miniature forest and swung into the undergrowth, landing as quiet as the air itself.
There, kneeling by a bush, he saw them, the vampire and the lycan. He couldn't recognize teh vampire, nor the lycan, so, for the meantime, he stayed out, keeping and open eye for anything.

Leena wandered around Central Park. She came across a scent of lycan and vampires. She didn't want to do anything with them but she chosed a bench across from them and decided that since she was bored, she'd watch and then feed. She sat down completely bored and for the first time in awhile she didn't want to fight; nor did she feel respite for the lycan. "let the vampires deal with this one..." she mumbled as she watched them from afar.

Aithne watched David curiously and with a bit of concern. His voice had changed, his expressiob, his entire manner had completely changed. How long had it been? The smile that was painted on his face she could easily tell was just that, faked. She frowned noticably. What had happened to him? But she daren't say a word, knowing better then to pry. Some things were better left unmentioned. Or at least for the time being.

"You don't have to, unless you mind the rain. David doesn't mind lycans..." the tone in Aithne's voice had changed slightly to having some emotion for her vampyre friend. A drastic change in someone's personality was never good. Her normally cold eyes remained on David in concern.

Aithne turned and saw the other vampyre, Leena. "Let her alone. It's better not to bother her. We can find shelter in the bar. Are you coming David...?"

"Its Flame not Fame. Where do you suggest we go?" I truly do smell horrible when i'm wet.

Nodding to Aithne, David turned his attention to the lycan once again.

"Appologies for the misunderstanding, Miss Flame. Before the two of us head off, I've a question for you..."
The smile faded to a general blankness as he spoke.
"You see, I've always been fascinated by the idea of, say, returning to being human. Have you ever considered the idea? I see it to be a far better resolution to killing every lycanthrope I find."

The smile curled back onto his face, and he lowered his head to her before turning and heading towards the hellish bar.
"I'll leave you to consider that."

[Exit]