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I nodded "As far as I know, though I must admit my study of supernaturals is vastly incomplete." I finished picking the glass off the floor and wiping the blood up. "I must admit Bethany in some odd way you are my lucky charm. I've been looking for one ever since I turned, and within two nights staying here one attempts breaking and entering." I washed the dish-towel of blood and lifted Bethany's foot cleaning the blood off it. Then I looked around realizing I forgot the bandages. "Here Bethany keep cleaning those wounds, and where is your first-aid kit?" I said as I handed her the wet dish-towel.

I nodded as I headed for the nearest bathroom to get the first-aid kit. On my way I grabbed a magnifying glass from her desk in the kitchen and set them next to her on the table. "There you go. I'm going out to see if I can't find what tried to break in or maybe scare something else waiting out there." I turned and headed for my room to pull on a shirt and my gloves. With my hands protected I began to head outside.

I found the trail easily but it came to a dead end. "Odd." I muttered as I looked around. The trail ended near the forest outside of town. I went into the forest to see if I could pick up a new trail but nothing appeared. I decided to head back to Bethany's house and see if I could find out what exactly happened outside of her house. When I got back to her house I looked around and found the tracks I had followed earlier, but other than that nothing was out of the ordinary. I walked up to the door and was bout to grab the door handle I realized I wasn't wearing my gloves anymore, I was about to take them out when I decided to conduct an experiment. Reaching out I tapped the knob with my index finger and felt a slight heat. I sighed and grabbed the knob, clenching my teeth to keep from howling into the night. Letting go I looked at my hand and noticed my palm wasn't seared like it felt but just slightly red. "Hmm.....not pure silver...." I put my gloves on and walked into the house again.

I nodded "Yes, but I thought it was the people of the neighborhood; I didn't even think that the werewolf could be wearing it." I took my gloves off and stuffed them in my pocket. "I lost the trail at the forest as if the creature flew. Though I suppose it could have climbed trees. So how are your legs?" I said with a hint of worry in my voice.

I looked at her curiously as she ran to her room. "What do you mean?" I was confused and now that the adreneline wasn't pumping into my system I was reminded of the time and my eyes grew heavy. "Oh yeah I almost forgot, you're doorknob isn't pure silver. Though it does have enough to leave my kind a bit ticked." I said as I made me a glass of water.

"Yeah it did. But I would be careful if I were you." I said as I remembered the man from earlier and the woman who now had one of my overcoats. I mentally noted that I would have to ask Bethany where I would be able to find an overcoat in this town. "One second." I said as I went to my room and grabbed a dog whistle. I walked back into the kitchen and offered it to her. "In case your in trouble just blow the whistle and I'll be there to help." I said.

I looked over her shoulder and saw a werewolf walking to her back yard. "Well the only werewolf I've ever seen was brief and frightening; I don't remember much of what it looked like except glowing red eyes and a huge dripping maw. But I would say that is not a dog." I said as I stepped outside. "Go ahead and try talking to it if you want, I'll be between you two incase it attacks." I said as I got ready to change.