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A brand new city. Oh, How exciting. Sure, Cosette had heard plenty about New York in her days, but until recently she hadn't seriously considered venturing out with hopes of new adventures and excitement. Standing now under all the lights, so dazzling and bright despite the night, Cosette decided right then and there there that there wasn't anywhere better suited her. It was alive and booming even in the dead of night, positively humming with the flow of life. It was a grand place to start over. A perfect place to make her mark. In such a major city, It was probable that she could get away with numbers of things, Petty crimes and blood little messes alike. Oh, She was going to have so much fun.
Unfortunately, She wasn't alone; But no one could seriously find a city this darn huge to be free of any others. There was dozens, Nestled in the cracks and undergrounds of the city. So many. She could catch the familiar presence of vampires roaming the streets and Cosette's delicate nose even picked up the scent of wolf upon the cool breeze. And maybe, Even the taint of a few other strangers that weren't known to her. Well, The more the merrier.

She interned to lay low for a while, but like an antsy child with way too much sugar in their system, Cosette simply would not be able to stay put and behave for a long period of time. She made her way down the crowed sidewalks, her petite frame nestled under the white fur coat that swallowed her dainty limbs. Brilliant blue eyes were looking in every direction, trying to gather it all in at once, marveling at the sight of all the bright lights and lit up billboards. She must have lived awfully sheltered until this very evening, Not to realize how exciting it would be to live in a place such as this.

Roars of the feline and canine flavors tore apart the night air as the two clashed with one another over and over again. Whatever damage they hadn't already caused was easily being made up for in the short amount of time. Ein had just lunged for another attack when a stray bullet ate the dirt nearby and exploded. Someone had the gonads to interrupt their fight? That kind of thing wouldn't sit with this creature. Momentarily focusing on where the bullet came from (a relatively easy feat when you were a creature with a keen sense of smell), the creature's attention was taken off of Finn and to the gunner that was on a building not too far away.

He took a few large running strides and leapt onto the side of the building, scattering chunks of brick and glass everywhere when he connected with it. Digging his claws into the masonry framework, the beasty went rip-roaring up the side of the building and crashed down on the roof. Setting his eyes on the gunner (in a heap, probably from stupidly underestimating the power of the gun), he roared and leapt for him.

Mercy was not in this thing's vocabulary.

There was something strange about this girl, but he couldn't pin point what it was. After several silent minutes pass by he decided he needed to know if she was anything other than what she claimed to be. He lept over the bench, landing next to her and looked at her with a smile. Vampire or lycan will defend themselve when confronted, so he saw this as one of the few things to do to see if she were truthful. "Im sorry miss..." a grin crawled along his face until he was smiling from ear to ear "Give me you money" he once again pulled out a large black gun that would be almost to heavy for any human to use. It was a large black handgun, used 13mm explosive rounds which would easily blow anyone to pieces if it hit its target successfully. He held out his free hand and motioned for her to put the money in his hand. He seemed to be rather enjoying this. Even if she wasn't vampire or lycan he would at least have some extra cash should the need arise that he may need more than he was already carrying. He held the gun tightly as he aimed it at her head.

Finn was not stupid, she heard him deciding who to take down and wasn't going to be second choice in terms of threat. Not to mention he didn't appear to have anything silver on his immediate person. With a vicious snarl she lunged the all of a foot to tear into him. Having positioned herself behind him, he had made the stupid move of practically backing up into her and closing the distance. Demon or no, he would have a hell of a time escaping her claws. And even if he did escape, he would likely run right into the tiger.

She wasn't even taking a second look at his knives, they where too small to cause any damage worth taking note of to a creature of her size. Not to mention the thick coat of shaggy fur she now sported, that would provide an ungodly amount of protection, almost like armor, to her. With something as dinky as a knife the stupid demon would be lucky if it didn't just get caught in her fur and dissarm him.

((OKay, I side stepped, not took a step back, and also, the daggers are about 1 foot long blades made of silver! You may want to revise your post...))

(( Claws are extended, like a giant bear hug so you would walk right into the claws if you side-steped.

Anything beond six inches isn't a "dagger" Thats a Short-sward. And you never said anything about them being silver. You might want to take more care in what you post. Discription is your friend. I won't edit my post.))

Bridget's next stop was to Mr. Smith; an arms dealer who had supplied
Her with weapons and ammunition. It didn't take long to re-establish her account with him and order the 'special' ammunition she would need.

Bridget spent the night tracking down informants and re-aquainting herself
with them. Some had to be reminded that she was no one to say no to.
It was late when she was finished for the night and she would get around to her other informants later. Bridget hailed a taxi and told the driver to go
to Los Noches... she was interested to see how much vampire activity there
and to pick a mark she would put down. "Time to annouce myself and let them know I'm back." she thought as the taxi headed to the club.

(exit to Los Noches)