of hunger and morning hunts

Kait · Jan 22, 2017

Soon, Raphael's police cruiser was parked in the entrance of the alleyway. Someone had seen Anita, and they had run away to call the police.

He recognized the smell before he saw its source. There were things inside of a person's torso that weren't supposed to be exposed to the air, and they had a distinctive smell. In his hybrid werewolf form, Raphael's nose recognized it well. This wasn't going to be pretty. He took a deep breath before walking around the corner.

The first thing he noticed was the body. He waws right, it wasn't pretty. It wasn't the first body he'd seen in that state, and it wouldn't be the last - he was surprised at how little this one affected him. The next thing he saw was... two girls, not just one. One was small and covered in blood, but otherwise looking fine. The radio had talked about a girl who looked younger than ten years old eating a person. The other was a teenager, and much cleaner-looking. He couldn't imagine what she was doing here, but he had to assume that she would be aggressive. His hand hovered near his holstered gun, but he wasn't going to grab it yet.

"What's going on over here?" he asked. His voice was calm, betraying none of the horror swirling beneath the surface. He was starting to think that he should have waited for backup.

Arashi · Jan 24, 2017

Mouth gaping like a fish, Anita stared at the floating girl in visible awe. She followed Hazel's every move, gaze sparkling with excitement rather than fear this time. After a few moments of amazed staring, her small hands began clapping happily, a wide, guileless grin lighting up her features with childish joy. So distracted was she, that Anita didn't notice the advancing werewolf wolf-man, not his footsteps or the scent of wolf that normally would've tipped the small mixed-blood child to a newcomer's presence. The moment she heard the man's foreign voice, however, her dual-colored gaze snapped to Raphael.

Bemusement filtered through her expression, a look of confusion before her eyes began glancing between Hazel and Raphael. Then, her gaze fell back to Hazel, a pained, utterly betrayed look chasing away any hint of the bubbly child Anita could be. She knew what police looked like- her mother had seen fit to do everything in her power to warn the small girl away from them, and they always had a distinct look to them, not to mention the unmistakeable blue uniform-, and rational side of Anita cursed herself three times over for falling into what looked much like a trap to her. Casting one last heartbroken glance to Hazel, she once again scooted back to cower against the corner of the alleyway, curling up into a little ball and covering her head with her hands.

She should've taken the chance to run while she had it.

Prinny-Jt · Jan 25, 2017

Oh great, now this is going on in Hazel's life. She now had to convince the officer that she and the green haired girl weren't dangerous murderers while regaining the trust of said green haired girl. Well, if she could just get out of there without being arrested, she'll call it a win.

Hazel turned to Anita, giving her a sorrowful work before floating back in the air, turning to face the officer. Time to see how good she was at talking her way out of this.

"Uh, hello there officer. I'm Hazel Arlnest, and to make a long story short, this girl eats human meat and I'm trying to befriend her and stuff to help her out. She seems to have a great distaste toward humans as she is afraid of them. If you need a reference, I'm on good terms with Felix and he'd vouch for me."

That seemed to cover most of her bases here. Hopefully he will believe her now...

Kait · Jan 25, 2017

The kiddo seemed pretty happy until the big policeman showed up. Now she looked pretty upset. Raphael didn't need his college degree to figure out why that was.

As Hazel tried to explain herself, Raphael just stared at her. His head slowly began to tilt sideways. Whatever was going on here, it was simply too fouled up for him to understand in the amount of time he had.

"Let me get this straight, Hazel. Are you telling me that you helped this girl commit murder?" His hand reached for his gun, but he didn't pull it out yet. "Because there are ways to feed her that don't involve killing people. And I'm going to need you to get down on the ground and keep your hands where I can see them."

He didn't raise his voice. The situation was low-energy right now; even if it was tense, it was calm. He couldn't handle a lot of chaos by himself, not until backup showed up. He would get Hazel in handcuffs first, then he would figure out how to deal with the kid.

Prinny-Jt · Jan 25, 2017

Well, that went horribly. At the very least she didn't get shot, but this was going to be a rather annoying next few hours. She could explain that she didn't murder the man, but at this point, he probably wasn't going to listen. Which the visible annoyance showed on her face. "I didn't say I murdered this man. I witnessed it. But, yes sir."

Letting out a sigh, Hazel got down to her knees, then her stomach, placing her hands on the ground. This was going to suck, and she was definitely going to get such a lecture from Haru at best.

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of hunger and morning hunts

Kait

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Arashi

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Prinny-Jt

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Kait

Gay Idiot

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