familiar.

Matt frowned. "Isn't there someone else who can take care of her?" he asked.

Savy shook her head. "No one that I know of."

Matt sighed softly. "Please, just let me come," he said. "I'll stay outside, but I need to be there."

"She could use you against me," Savy stated.

"She won't know who I am," Matt said. "I was her cat, not her human."

"If you come with me she'll know she can use you against me," Savy argued. "If I need to wait until you're a cat again I will but she needs to be dealt with."

Matt sighed heavily. "Fine, go," he mumbled.

Savy pecked Matt's cheek, knowing it was hard for him to agree with her. She ran upstairs to her room, changing and grabbing what she knew she would need to face the other witch.

Matt rubbed his face, really not sure he should let her go alone. What if she got hurt? He wouldn't be there to protect her.

Savy managed to get to the witches house no problem, shocked when she found her dead in front of her alter. The dark haired woman quickly dialed 911 and told them she found a body and gave them the address, waiting for the police to show up and told them everything that she could explains logically so they wouldn't assume she was crazy and had killed the other witch.

Matt waited anxiously, walking around back and forth. He was tempted to go after Savannah, make sure she was okay.

After she answered the police's questions and they took her information she went home, still visibly shaken from what she had seen.

Matt looked up when Savannah walked in, quickly getting up. "What happened?" he asked.

"She was dead when I got there," Savy stated. "I called the police and had to give a statement."

"Do you know what happened?" he asked.

Savy shook her head. "Her throat was slit."

Matt frowned, wondering who could have killed her. He stepped towards her and wrapped his arms around her. "At least you're okay," he said.

Savy nodded. "For now at least," she mumbled.

"What does that mean?" Matt asked.

"I think whoever killed her stole her powers."