The sky was clear and the moon, almost full. Tomorrow will be the next full moon... Kohana thought nervously. Her hunger for flesh and blood was growing stronger by the minute. She glanced nervously from her hiding spot in a bush just outside Norwood Village. Kohana felt she should leave, but the craving for humans wouldn't let her. I can't stay here...I know many will perish if I do her conscience kept repeating. Kohana curled up into a defensive ball and lied on the ground. Someone...needs to chain me up for the night.. She blinked once, twice, and then fell into a deep slumber. The whole time she was dreaming of what would happen if she were to get out of control the next night.

The Vampire wandered out of the village on silent feet, his black high collared cloak hiding his neck, visible from the front, was his bloodied face the Vampire has recently fed his victim resting in her bed,

Whistiling a soft tune Moridin continued his lazy wander slowly moving into the bushes to hide his bloodied mouth, Hearing the soft sounds that Moridin knew to well as a person sleeping, the sound tugged at his interest and so he wandered over peaking his head over some srubs seeing a girl resting Moridin tilted his head and frowned,

"Do you think it wise to be out here alone?" Moridin questioned the sleeping girl curious at how asleep she was, stepping closer slowly the thought of a second feed lingered in the back of his mind his senses hightened wandering whether she was still asleep.

Kohana felt the presence of another and heard him speak. She was trying with all her strength to hold back from lashing out and killing him. G-get away from me...I-i don't want to h-hurt anyone... she spoke, while still curled up. As the full moon drew nearer with every minute, so did her desire to kill. The scar on her right arm was burning red and throbbing, reminding her what was to become of her when the next full moon rose. P-please...go away...

Moridin ignored the girls pleas and came completely out of the shrubs tilting his head moving his long hair out of his face Moridins peircing eyes seemed locked on her she seemed to be in great pain as though she was trying to control something,

Moridin's heightened senses allowed him to pick up the slight sense of dog, Moridin's eyes narrowed slightly "your a lycan?" Moridin asked the girl softly the question more or less aimed to himself.

"and you don't want to harm anyone?... is that it?" Moridin asked the girl this time shaking his head slowly, as he folded his arms. Moridin made a soft "tut" sound with his tounge as he considered helping her,

"would you like me to help you get away from the village?" Moridin asked a slight sound of concern hinting in his voice stepping closer very slowly as though approaching a dangerous animal.. well he was.

Kohana nodded to all the questions he asked. She noticed him moving closer to her. Her lycan instincts told her to lash out at him and destroy him for coming so close, but her human side held back. She shut her eyes tightly and rolled onto her back. Tie me up, put a collar and leash on me if you must...just don't let me get out of control...please... Kohana refused to open her eyes again, fearing in the back of her mind that if she got another glimpse of anything, she would turn even before the full moon and kill.

Moridin listened to her and simply shrugged "If this is what you want..." Moridin replied quietly and turning slowly Moridin glanced at the girl one last time and then like a blur Moridin was gone. he began the short sprint to town and collected some chains and a collar from within the stable from the tavern, sprinting back and stopping at the postion where he left her Moridin didn't appear to be even puffed out in the slightest,

Moridin crouched next to her his guard up as he didn't want to get maimed by a lycan while in one of his better moods, gently attaching the collar around her neck a small loophole in the back of the collar allowed Moridin to weave the chain through and then tieing her wrists behind her back,

Moridin found his hand holding a length of chain not long enough to attach to a tree this left Moridin with the responsibilty of stopping her from running off, wrapping the last bit of chain around his hand for a better grip Moridin sighed softly "I hope you don't give me to much trouble.." Moridin spoke softly to her his gaze lifting to the sky, "Do you think you can get away from the village?" Moridin asked.. hoping she could walk far enough for them to enter a cave or something.