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Although Calynn was nervous about being alone in a recently penetrated home, she'd realized again about the small house that she had a few blocks from here at a quieter part of town. Eclipse didn't even know about it. No one knew about it. It was a little more risky, as it lacked weapons in order to appear as normal as it did, but it was very safe.

After she'd cleaned the rest of the glass, Calynn headed back up the stairs, back to her room, and put her computer away. Picking her phone back up, she made sure it was charged, sliding it back into her pocket, and slinging the laptop case around her shoulder. There was food and clothing at the other house, and Calynn still had the dagger, as well as a katana in the car.

Walking out of the condo, she locked the door, for all the good it would do her, and got into her car. Sliding her things in, she revved the engine, heading down the blocks to her house, pulling up about twenty minutes later.

Parking in the driveway, Calynn stepped out, her own home seperated a bit from the other houses that were nearby. Locking the car door, she tucked the katana behind her, sneaking quietly into the house, unlocking the door, and flicking the lights on as she entered. It was a very modest looking house, a small kitchen, short hallway, living room with a few pieces of furniture and a small television. Her own room, as she headed down the hall, was a little larger.

Walking into it, she placed her laptop down on the small desk, an old chair tucked into it. She sighed a little, shutting the white curtains in her window, pulling back the sheets on her bed. Leaning the katana against her bedside table, Calynn exited the room, heading back down the hall to the kitchen.

Opening the fridge, she took out a Rolling Rock beer, taking a sip after popping off the top. Things were getting way too stressful. She propped her body up onto the counter, drinking the beer, and trying to relax.

Calynn had finished drinking the beer when she heard the door open, as well as Lucian's voice. Growing silent, she slid off of her place on the counter, placing the bottle down gently on the counter. Thinking for a moment, she quickly realized that fighting wouldn't end well, and there was no way this lycan was chasing her out of her own home. Standing fully, she walked to the end of the hallway, seeing him at the opposite end.

Taking a hold of the dagger that had been tucked away in her belt of her jeans, she narrowed her eyes, watching him,
"What do you want, Lucian? And yes, I now know who you are. Just tell me what you want, hm?"
Her face had a serious look to it, her piercing eyes narrowed and locked onto him.

Calynn knew she had to be careful, as this was going to be just her and he, and anyone else that came would likely be on his side. She couldn't call Eclipse. She didn't want him to get into any more trouble than he was.

Name: Kaiser Rothschild
Age: 18
Race: Human
Coven: Human
Strengths: Telekenesis(sp?), and electrokenesis along with a weak form of kenesis
Weaknesses: Water, sand, and rubber can block his electrical attacks. Because he's a human there's also the chance he could be bitten and become a vamp, or turn into a lycan. Other than his kenesis he's pretty weak.
Brief Description: He's a fairly ditzy blonde who tries to keep a happy attitude. He has lime green eyes and fairly long hair. He carries a shotgun in his guitar case, along with his violin, both of which he has no skill at using. He recieved his powers after an incedent that happened when he was fifteen. He doesn't have a home, and is always traveling. He does make friends wherever he goes though, and was able to borrow a motorcycle from a friend. His favorite food is yogurt. Just thought I'd add that in.

((Can you describe the setting at all?))

Kaiser revved the engine again, hoping to at least get to a gas station soon. He would be lucky to get to the next bus station on this crappy piece of welded metal. The motorcycle he was riding was an american chopper. His least favorite vehicle in the world. The muffler was gone, just as in all of these bikes, and from the back issued thick, black smog. All the metal parts were covered in rust, and the plastic seat had gotten so many holes through thew years that it was now almost purly covered in duct tape. No wonder Tony never rode it. He was thinking so intensely he didn't notice the diner up ahead until he was almost too late to turn. He pulled on the brakes and turned the bike, pulling carefully into the parking lot. He parked the bike, turning off the engine and pulling the key from the slot. He didn't bother using the security system. Nobody would bother stealing it. He walked into the diner, stepping up to the counter and sitting in a chair. This place was creepy. It was fitted out with chrome, and the waitresses all dressed like they were actually in the fifties. He layed his head on the counter, trying to catch a few moments of rest when a lady around her sixties stepped up behind the counter, looking at him. "Hey, hun. Can't sleep here. You gonna order sumthin or what?" she asked in a New Yorker accent. "Huh?" Kaiser asked, lifting his head from the counter. "You alright? You have bags unda your eyes as big as the Empire state. You want some water?" she asked with scincere(sp?) concern. Kaiser picked his head up again and nodded, putting his head on his hands and trying to rest. The diner was empty except for a small family in a far corner. The lady came back with a glass of cold water and a burger on a small plate. "There ya' go kid." she said, tipping her head. He reached into his back pocket saying, "How much is that?" "Oh, it's on the house. Don't worry bout it! Just loosen up a bit. You look starved." she winked a nice old lady wink at him and went back to the kitchen, leaving him to eat his food in peace.

"Oh.. I think you know... Not to smart leaving all by your lonesom" Nika said behind the human, mockingly. For she had indeed tracked the car as it had left the coven house, also catching the scent of Lucian in the process. The were was leaning against the wall lazily, but the way she was just suddenly there and the way her whiteless eyes glittered ominiously in the darkness, told too much of how ready she was to move again.

Bringing her forearm up to her lips, she licked the gash the bullet had given her when it grazed her skin. Her hair shimmered dully in the dim lighting, and her pointed teeth were bone white against her tanned skin.

"But what I would truely like to know is why Lucian would go to such lengths as to come out himself..."

(( my internets is gone, and.... o.o well.. I'm going to NH this weekend for a bit with a friend, but I shoiud be abkle to start posting again by next week! ))

Letting out a breath of impatience at Lucians story, she rolled her eyes and waved her hand to continue.

"Of course he's half human... almost all vampires are since they start OUT human in the first place..." The were scratched at her chin idly, for some reason she felt that their 'leaders' story to be very un-original, like she had seen it in a movie...
Mentally shrugging the thought away, she waited for the human's reaction, and when the male Lycan would get to the point and just nab the girl. He had already told her too much, enough that she wouldn't feel comfortable around the vampires and make them suspicious.

The trouble was, he talked too much..