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She dropped out of the tree right behind him, bending her knees to cushion the fall, the length of her trenchcoat falling to the ground instantly after she did. In reality, she had entered the park from a different entrance, and had simply jumped into the tree without a sound. However, it would seem as if she just dropped from nowhere.

She smiled at him as she straightened up, the rain already beginning to flatten her hair to her face, "You know...you should be careful what you try to coax out of the shadows..." She gave him a little wink tossing him a small pouch. Inside was more of the ammo she had promised him. She had so much in stock that giving him as much as he needed wouldnt be a problem. Clearing her throat slightly, she motioned to the path, "Well...shall we?"

She smirked slightly, turning and looking out into the darkness. She didnt speak at first, simply listened for a moment to try and get a fix on their elusive companion, "Well, who ever heard of a creature of teh night talking about fair...thats a new one, i must say. Congradualtions, you have suprised me." She chuckled softly, shaking her head.

She smiled back at him, crossing her arms over her chest slightly, letting her weight shift from one leg to the other. This time, she didnt speak, simply listened to the exchange between the two with a slightly amused look on her face. Bringing her hand up, she spretended to be preoccupied with getting some dirt out form underneath her nails.

Len gave a grin, "Ah, a Lycan. Explains a lot then." He said in a more mocking tone, looking over at Kerrigan to see her expression from time to time. "Not to add how nice of you to show yourself. I was beginning to think that we were talking to nothing. I mean, I don't want to be known as the one who speaks to the voices in his head." He gave a soft chuckle, still looking at the opposing Lycan.

"I don't exactly get what you mean by 'helps', ut I guess the image helps in a way." He started to pace, as if enjoying this. "And what were you planning to do after spying on me anyway? You know, just curious."

She snickered and looked at the girl starting to cirlce both of them. "Awe, you don't like my kind dear?" she snapped turning the tables on them. "you think we are filth?" She snarled at her, her silver eyes becoming slits. She now seemed much more hostile than before and was still circling them. She looked at the hunter and laughed softly. "And you think it helps. But sadly it does not. Why would you want to hunt us?" she hissed. Her black angel wigns glittered in the moonlight as she watched them with a blaze in her eyes.

He listened to Kerrigan's words, now realizing, not just by the way she began to speak, but by the way she acted, that she had a special hate for these creatures. But he then thought that he wasn't too fond of them himself.

Len smirked, his hands not far from his holstered pistols, not caring wether the Lycan could see that or not. "I could ask you the same thing on why you enjoy to fight against us. Then again, there might be no perfectly reasonable explanation eh? You just do." He paused and then looked up into the Lycan's eyes. "Then again, perhaps it was our race that did something to offend yours in the first place?" There was a glint in his eye as the expression on the creature's face began to slowly change.

Len raised an eyebrow and the Lycan, finding that she seemed pretty confident with herself...or maybe there were more around here, so she had no worries. He kept a look out through the corners of his eyes while continuing to look back and forth from the creature to Kerrigan. This Lycan obviously didn't want a fight, for if that was the case, she would have attacked already.

Then he though that perhaps she was just playing a game with them, finding it in her better interest that she not try and take either of them on. He couldn't be quite sure, but he didn't say anything, only staring at the Lycan, his facial expression basically unchanging as he kept the cool-styled grin across his lips.