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Leanne raised an eyebrow at Yasoi.

"Well, if you really want to see blood, come with me to the park." He made his way through Allec's studio and stopped at the door. "I know a few ideal places to hunt."

"I would love too" she said getting up and following with a slight bounce in her step "are we good to go?" She said bouncing over to him

Leanne raised an amused eyebrow at Yasoi's bounciness and left Allec's studio.

The park he had mentioned was in the middle of a forest surrounding a cliff. Not a lot of people visited the place but there were always at least a handful scattered throughout the woods, admiring the trees, birds, silence, and nature. Leanne himself sometimes came here to rest, to forget about the real world and his Hunting job.

Today, though, he made a beeline for the cliff, following a narrow path through the forest.

Yasoi went half fox form so she could travel as fast as him she looked almost like a girl with sharp claws and a build to go fast when she used her feet and hands

He arrange the grocery he bought inside his refrigirator

Since it was the weekend, Winter decided to sit in the forest, watching the wolves.

Leanne stiffened.

He had been making his way through the trees, a little ways from the cliff, when he sensed the wolves nearby. A small pack, but a pack nonetheless, along with the faint tinge of a werewolf.

Leanne frowned. It wasn't Sylvie. Another one? He cursed under his breath. How many of those mangy dogs were there?

I threw my half finished coffee off the cliff, seeing it land onto a business man's head. I laughed as it covered his now sticky suit. I finish my muffin and throw the wrapper away, continuing to watch things go on under me.

When she had left the school, she went to a , a closed off, garden. No one really knew about this place. But it calmed her, mostly because of the water, but also because it was calm there. She sat down in the small shallow puddle that the was there and sighed. She sat indian style and began to meditate, to push all of her feelings away.

Yasoi sniffed the air as well "you smell it too?" She said turning to Lee

"Yeah."

After a while, he shrugged. "We'll avoid them...for now." Then he trudged on purposefully towards the cliff. He had a good feeling someone was there today. Someone for him to drink from.

She prowled quietly behind him and she turned into full fox and jumped onto his shoulders so they made less sound

I get up and go on the swing next to the bench, swinging softly as I start reading a book that I had in my bag.

A few minutes later, at the top of the cliff, Leanne was sitting on a low branch, his eyes narrowed on the girl in the swing.

Had he seen her somewhere before? His eyebrows arched up. The lilac haired girl. The one he'd seen in the art room, with the magic feeling about her.

He was sure she had magic. But he was also too thirsty for blood to care.

Leanne hopped down from the branch and landed softly in a crouch at the roots.

I turn to see Leanne, looking at him confused. I shrug and continue swinging, setting my book on the ground.

Lex flushed harder. "Remember how I said I wasn't sure if I liked you or not? Well...after dancing, I think I know the answer now." He fiddled with his coffee, which was still mostly full considering he'd been so caught up in trying to say these words, though it made it easier to say then when he didn't look James in the eye. "I do...yeah, I really do like you."

He blushed deeply and a wide smile crept across. He leaned over the table and hugged Lex ``Oh I could kiss you right now! But I shouldn't because you just told me you liked me``

Winter practiced transforming, while near the wolves. It seemed to help him when the wolves were near him to transform. While he was in wolf form, he saw the wolves run away, and he turned around to see what had bothered them. He saw Leanne and Yasoi walking towards the park. Still in wolf form, Winter began following them out of sight and downwind from them. A few wolves from the pack came with him.

"Quiet up here, isn't it?"

Leanne came to stand at the edge of the cliff and admire the view. He glanced back at the lilac girl. "I've seen you before, haven't I?"

Even as he said it, he tilted his head at an angle to hide the aching fangs in his mouth. The thirst was getting worse.

"Yep." I reply, popping the 'P'. "I just walk around school pretty much, I don't do anything." I shrug, looking at Leanne.