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A white haired man sat on a park bench. His hair was shoulder length. His clothes looked like hospital wearing and the patient look was enhanced by the nurse standing near him silently. She was a pretty, petite, with long glossy black hair wearing a long white coat. The white haired man looked up at the sky and he closed his eyes enjoying the moonlight. Ever since waking up in the hospital with absolutly no memory or identity on him, he had felt an affinity to the pale light comeing from the dark sky.

The nurse said with a soft japanese accent, "Kaieru don't you think it's time to go back to the hospital?"

Kaiel* looked at the woman, "No. I don't want to go back yet. Why don't you sit down. There's no reason for you to stand up when there's a bench you can sit on."

The nurse sat down primly commenting, "You sure like the night alot. I wonder if it has something to do with your past."

Kaiel answered softly, "Probably." He looked across the large expanse of land and his strangely sharp eyes picked up a lone female figure who looked very pale in skin tone. He wondered who she was and why a female was out by herself where it was dangerous.

(*that's how it's actually pronounced. but seeing as the doctor/ nurse is Japanese, Kaieru is how she pronounces it.)

Kaiel looked at his caretaker, "Kisa, where in Japan did you live?"

Kisa looked down at her charge, " I lived in Kyoto."

Kaiel murmmered, "I think I'm Japanese."

Kisa answered softly, "Tsuki no migoto desu ne."

Kaeil answered almost unthinkingly, "Hai, Migoto desu."

Kisa grinned, "You were right. Or at least you can speak it. " They fell silent once again. Kisa didn't mention leaving because it was obvious that this park did her charge good.

Rogue walked past the couple and chuckled slightly. She wanted her life to be so much more simple, like the days when she was human. Now, she was hunted for what she was. She supposed in the end everyone was hunted. Each race deeming to kill the other, and in being human one was food for other races. The whole system required someone to die.

Funny to be afraid of the next meal...
Her thoughts drifted through her dark humor that had control of her at the moment.

Felicia smiled a little wider to the nurse before directing her eyes toward the patient.
"I suppose I'm well. Boredom is a pain, though."
Felicia returned her gaze to the woman, but this time she looked on with a hardened, inquisitive stare.
"Dangerous, really?" It was about time! Nothing had been happening in this once daunting city..
"And where do you get your information? Not that I don't trust you.. I havn't been out much myself."
The fact was, Felicia couldn't really trust anyone. Which is why this man was so interesting! She just couldn't figure him out.
"Sir, might I ask how long you've been in New York? Surely you'd know such gossip as this if you were a resident."
Beyond her question, Felicia wondered who these "people" were and why they were attacking other "people". It sounded complicated..yet familiar.

Felicia nodded, sensing the slight tension she brought into the situation.
"I apologize, I meant no harm with my questions.. I am just interested, that's all."
She sensed that the woman was obviously fretting for herself. That made Felicia understand.
"Perhaps I should be off then. You two be careful as well, won't you?"
She scowled to herself. How could she still talk like it was the turn of the century?

Felicia smiled almost warmly at the man. It felt nice to be needed for once, and she finally had some company.
"Sure," she sat on the bench next to him. "I havn't got a thing better to do."
She glanced up at the nurse, hoping not to offend her any more.
"I'm not breaking any rules, am I miss?"
Her eyes glittered, reading every tiny expression that passed through the woman's fair features.

Felicia nodded at the woman gratefully and began focusing on the man next to her.
"Arrive? Where to begin.."
She pondered for several moments, obviously counting some.
"I've been around for a while, but I just got stationed here three years ago. You see, I lived in New Jersey. But there was an...accident in my family that forced me to relocate to this particular area."
A wave of suppressed anguish melted her spirit for a moment.
"But I've been locked away for the better part of my residency here, so I'm actually new to the city itself."