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Danny sits on a park bench and lights a cigarette.....he scratches underneath his mask, then releases a big yawn....which makes his cigarette fall out of his mouth and into his lap...he fumbles with it until he finally manages to get it off his lap.....then he looks around and breathes a sigh of relief when he realizes no one saw that.....

Yanni finnally got up and jumped out of the tree the was napping in. Her white hair fell to her shoulders and her long coat fell to the ground. She looked around removed her blind fold and replaced them with a pair of sunglasses that couldn't been seen through from the outside.
She walked on and streched her arms up as she let the tree behind.
This feels like a brand new day, now then ..... more exploring!

Serenity, in a giddy childish mood, skipped down the pathway in the park. Being clumsy though, it wasn't long until she tripped over her own feet and fell.
"Ow!" she said, not really because she was hurt, just a reaction. She raised her self upright and sat with her legs in front of her, slightly bent. She looked around to see if anyone saw her. As far as she could tell, there was no one. She wasn't really trying though, it was more of a glance around. She checked herself to see if she got any scratches. Seeing none, she stood up and continued walking.

Bang.

The sound of a gun going off rang throughout the park. It originated near the center of the park, breaking the peacefulness of the entire area.

Kashkin ran to his left, strafing just out of the line of fire. One of the two vampires that had followed him had pulled out a 9mm MP5K (compact auto machine gun) from his coat and started pumping bullets into the stone bech Kashkin dove behind. The second vampire was growling and hissing with pain, his foot and lower half of his leg reaching all the way up to his knee literally frozen in ice. How? Simple, really. Bullets with hollowed out tips and filled with a special liquid nitrogen that would disperse on compact, binding limb to ground or flesh, reducing movement speed drastically (if legs get shot), and removing one limb from battle. Ingenious, really.

Kashkin aimed true and hit the first of the two vampires in the foot, letting the liquid nitrogen do it's work. Not to mention it didn't help at all to get shot in the foot with a bullet.

Kashkin was already breathing faster, adrenaline pumping. He waited for a pause in the stream of gunfire as the vampire with the machine gun got closer. He tapped his foot, waiting for it, like tapping to the beat of a song. However, he was actually just tapping out of habit. In reality, he was trying to listen to how many bullets were fired.

Tap. Tap. Tap.

Go.

Kashkin stood up and spun around, drawing Gen and Vizury and pulling the triggers like it was a natural thing to do. The vampire with the gun was lit up like a christmas tree, his body literally freezing on the spot. The gun fell from his hand, a silent scream escaping his mouth.

That was the good news. The bad news was that Vampires are demonically strong and quick. A frozen limb? Not likely. Kashkin looked to his left just in time to see claws flying down at his face. He leaned back, the left side of his sweatshirt and chest getting sliced by the vampire's claws. Kashkin grit his teeth, but it wasn't over. The vampire went into a fluent motion and spun around, kicking him and sending him backwards onto the stone bench. Kashkin bounced off it like a ragdoll, grunting loudly as he hit it.

"Not so tough now, are ya'?! Ya' b*****d!"

Kashkin groaned, his senses gone awry. He rolled off the bench holding his stomach.

The vampire walked over to him, picking up Vizury. Kashkin's eyes opened just enough to catch a brief glimpse of it.

The vampire had piercings all over him, and was wearing a long, black overcoat with dark sunglasses. He smiled, looking over the gun.

"Well, this really is a fancy gun. Must mean a lot to you. I wonder how it tastes...." The vampire smiled, opening his mouth, fangs beared. He literally started to put the gun into his mouth. He smiled, actually fitting the entire thing in his mouth and started pushing it down his own throat.

This, of course, is entitled to a "what the f**k" moment.

"You know, I would much rather see your insides instead of that."

Kashkin was on his feet, one of his arms limp. He jumped off the bench, shoving his shoe into part of the vampire's mouth just as the vampire himself removed his hand to try and repel the attack, keeping it pried open. From there, he moved his hand into the vampire's mouth and grabbed the handle of Vizury (which, I must add, was completely disgusting), sliding his finger around the trigger.

"You'd do great working on street corners!" Kashkin yelled as he shot in random directions from the throat down inside the vampire. Within moments, the vampire's body was spazzing, twitching everywhere. It eventually stopped, the majority of muscles freezing. Kashkin removed the gun, aimed at the vampire's head, and shot four bullets into it, splattering blood all over the ground.

The second vampire was imobile and wounded badly. Kashkin hopped off the dead corpse which he was previously standing on and, with unsteady steps, walked over to the other.

"I honestly don't care how you guys are walking in daylight. To tell the truth, it doesn't bother me whatsoever, 'cause either way...." Kashkin aimed and blew up the second vampire's head, and also shot him in the heart.

"Phew....."

Kashkin sat down, right in the middle of the park. He didn't even bother to move the destroyed and mutilated corpses. His chest was bleeding, his arm was wounded, and his legs felt like someone was burning them with an arc welder.

He looked up at the sky, his eyes asking the sun why it allowed these demons to walk among it. Why.....

(((If vampires disappear or turn to ash or something, let me know and I'll correct my post appropriately. ^_^;; I know, I forget what happens when they die... A noobish thing to do.)))

Lindzi snapped her head up, and instantly moved towards the sound of the gunshots. As she neared the center of the park, her smile wavered, and she spotted a man sitting on the ground. Leaning against a nearby tree in plain sight, she silently watched the man. Lindzi knew she was in no danger, at least not from this man. She made no move to help, or even ask what happened. Soon enough, humans would be on the scene, but she had plently of time before she would leave. She senced another watching him, but did not turn to look.
Her hazel eyes were cold, not matching the small smile on her face at all. Without looking away from Kaskin, she put on earphone on and turned her iPod back on.

Lindzi's smile grew as she saw him jump, her smile was not creepy, but it was not kind either.

"I prefer the night myself. But murder can happen any time, can't it? " She said clearly, her high voice having almost a musical quality to it. She didn't move from her relaxed postion, but slowly cocked her head to the side, watching him.

"A pity, I thought you were going to die. Oh well, you'll get what you deserve eventually." She said, her voice like ice.

What she had seen had honestly made her laugh. He was just as idiotic as she had thought. Out of sight, out of mind. She thought to herself, though she didn't completely hide herself. It was day light, why hide?

Catching a view of both expressions, she smirked. At this point she would willingly become nosey. She had nothing better to do, and listening in on what this hunter had to say could help her out a little.

Ciara would play oblivious. A human teenage skipping school, one that went after the bad boys, that seemed to be her favorite, plus she was dressed right for it. The sight of the hole and blood would be a cause for bewilderment, so she prepared herself for an expression change.

Edging closer she caught a better sight of the male. Not sure of what or who the other was, she stayed slightly out of sight. She was to close to be unsensed by her fellow race, yet knew the human would only know of her presence by sight.

Keeping her headphones in to support the part, she strolled forwards, slowly.