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"It was a stressful situation and you took it better than your friend I suppose. You at least didn't blow up in my face but most tend to jump to conclusions and don't listen closely enough to the words of others. I miss them myself and jump to my own conclusions at times so I'm not exempt from it either. Oh well I suppose that maybe one day I'll learn to focus and hear the entire story instead of getting excited but mistakes are made so that we can learn from them." Humility was not exactly how Sibyl worked. She was quiet and believed in giving all individuals a chance but she was also straight to the point and did not like secrets being kept as it made her uncomfortable.

"I suppose this would maybe be the part where I introduce myself as Sibyl Terrence Black. Whichever name you wish to call me, you may. I also happen to be known as "wolf", "pup", "beast", "animal", "flea bag" or whatever other generic insults that exist for canines or lycans. Take your pick, I've heard most of them." Sibyl continued to walk and when Sinovia began walking beside her she simply remained staring forward as she never stared at people. The wolf in her took it as an unspoken challenge when people stared at her and sometimes she subconsciously lashed out at them for it.

Sibyl sensed a sudden surge of discomfort strike Sinovia abruptly and it caused her to instinctively tense up upon the intake of the vampire's emotions. Apparently she was angered for only a flash of a second and then she was calm again. Sibyl guessed that it had something to do with an event taking place at the cathedreal before she'd arrived there but that was merely an intuitive guess on her part. "What's," Sibyl decided to ask as she knew that something was clearly bothering the vampire, "bothering you? I'm more annoying than your average lycan as I'm not even technically a lycan but I can sense that you're distressed about something."

Sibyl hadn't expected Sinovia to give her name as she didn't expect anything in return if she offered something but hearing her name so she had something to call her other than vampire was always nice. "Hello," Sibyl responded immediately after Sinovia made her quirk, "Sinovia. Glad to meet you off of the battlefield seeing as though it tends to be a place where you meet people for no reason. I much prefer this setting as opposed to that rooftop myself but from what I've seen of New York so far, you guys really like getting into random brawls over insignificant things. You don't seem to possess the same mentality, though and you sound like you're from elsewhere, may I ask where you hail from?"

"At this moment in time? So am I to take it that you are not wishing to talk about it but you are implying that it will at some point be important within another moment in time?" She could tell that the vampire did not wish to talk about it and though it did discomfort her that the vampire didn't wish to tell her and kept it from her, she decided not to pester her about it. Most people were not all that open and they tended to not appreciate Sibyl's curiousity and bluntness about topics that made them somewhat uncomfortable for reasons they wished not to discuss.

As for what Sibyl had said before, she did not keep secrets and she saw no reason not to further elaborate upon what she had mentioned to the vampire. "I was born a wolf. I am a wolf with the ability to transform into a human as opposed to a human with the ability to transform into a wolf. Most people are naturally unsettled by me as they can sense the almost pure predator within me. They can tell that I'm different but most cannot tell how." Sibyl wouldn't be surprised that her smell was worse than a lycan's seeing as though she was an actual wolf as opposed to a lycan.

Sibyl was not violent unless brought to violence. She was naturally wary of strangers and she was wary of Sinovia but the only way to become acquainted with strangers was to get to know them and that was precisely what she was doing. "I've never been out of my reserve in Washington until a few days ago. I've only been in New York for a few weeks, almost a month now, I think."

Alex walked through the streets. Blood dripped from his lips and his hands as he walked the streets. He saw so many humans walking around. All of them fresh blood awaiting their murder. Alex walked over to the curb and got in a taxi. He got in and sat in the back. When the driver looked away, Alex got up and bit him on the neck. He then drove to the location he wanted. He got out and walked into an alley where a drug dealer and a hooker were making out behind a desk that must have come out of the dumpster. Alex walked up to them and grabbed the hooker by the shoulder. He flung her, like a pencil, all the way to the other wall. She fell down knocked out. He walked over to the drug dealer and shoved his fist all the way through him. He pulled out his fist, covered in blood, and began to lick off the blood. Then he bit the human on the neck. After he drained aobut 3 pints he walked over to the hooker and drained about 5 pints. Alex walked out of the alley. As he walked down the street he turned around and looked at the alley. The dealer was walking out clutching both his neck and his stomach. Blood leaked from his stomach and fell to the street. The dealer looked around at all the humans walking around him. He pleaded for help to one buissness man. Then he lifted the hand off of his neck and felt his teeth. The teeth were razor sharp...

Sibyl noticed the girl that was across the street once she sighed in relief to see that others were occupying the streets. Her instinct told her that the girl was new here, possibly lost and that all she sought were directions. Naturally, Sibyl was a slight bit wary of a complete stranger but she was not completely unfriendly. "Unfortunately I happen to be new as well. I've only been here for a few days so I can try and help you find where you're wanting to go but I'm not very familiar with the city either." Sibyl was a great tracker and she didn't need a map if she had the scent and if she helped this girl then she was going to have to re-track her footsteps in order to get back to James' apartment.

Sibyl wasn't alarmed when the girl randomly started crying but she was caught off guard by it and she didn't really know what to do. She wasn't the type that comforted humans and they were the kind of people that always sought comfort when they were in distress. "No need to cry. It can't be that difficult to find the docks since they're obviously going to be near a body of water and I'm sure that your map says where they are. Well I'll try to make your day but I'm not promising anything."

The wolf decided to get a closer view of the map that the sniffling woman was holding to get a lock on their postition. Being fairly decent with maps and directions, Sibyl was easily able to locate where they were. She pointed to the map and began her explanation. "See, we're right here, just down the street from Saint Patrick's Cathedral. The docks are over there so we just have to start heading that way." Sibyl could sense the girl's discomfort but she reminded herself to behave and not try to get excited by her fear of her or be discomforted by her being discomforted.

Sibyl was absolutely discomforted by the woman making her sudden movements towards her and Sibyl had to immobilize the wolf within her to keep it from lanching itself at the girl. Sudden movements were never something good to do when in the presence of Sibyl as the wolf within her tended to be unnerved and easily set off by them. Fear was one set off but sudden movement was another and when there was sudden movement her first instinct was to launch herself at the jugular and rip until it'd been completely pierced and utterly destroyed. "You're-" Sibyl was cut off upon the girl randomly walking away from her after having asked her for assistance in order to find the docks.

"What's with all the bipolar people that are in this city?!" Sibyl softly exclaimed to herself in mild alarm and surprise and perhaps a hint of annoyance. "Maybe there's just something wrong with me but I definitely don't find very many people in this city normal. Then again I suppose that's probably because this city is well known for it's many beings and their numerous personas. I'll just have to become accustomed to it I suppose."

Sibyl decided that she'd had her dosage of New York folk for the night and that she would head on back to James' apartment. After the few people she'd met, Jacque and James were beginning to look rather normal in comparrison to the many that she'd encountered. At the very least they did not make sudden movements and scare the crap out of her so that she almost killed them. They also weren't bipolar like the many that she'd met thus far and seemed to actually have a reason for the mood in which they happened to be in at the time. They also managed to make her feel a slight bit normal and it gave her a comforting sense of belonging that both the wolf and human enjoyed.

*Exit to Highrise District*