August 10th, 2018 at 06:02am
The full moon was hanging hazy and blinding in a sky full of dark, gray storm clouds over Lucille's head. The few people still left on the streets were rushing to get home quickly, knowing it was no longer safe to be out. She could hear them shouting to their friends and family that walked with them, hurrying them to get home safe, to escape the clutches of the werewolves that would no doubt, be starting to prowl the city streets.
Lucille wasn't lucky like them, she didn't get to go home. She didn't get to find solace and safety in her warm, comfy bed. Lucille had to stay out in the dark night, like the rest of her family, hunting down the monsters that tried to prey on the townsfolk. She wanted nothing more than to be able to run home, flying through the front door into the arms of someone who loved her, to sit down to dinner and then go up to the bed, without a care in the world- knowing that once she shut her front door and locked it- that she was safe.
But out here, she knew she wasn't safe and there was always a chance she might not come home with the sun started to rise.
Lucille rounded the corner, heading towards the heart of the city, when she saw a man leaning against a brick wall, his hands shoved tight into his jacket, his hood pulled up close, shadowing his entire face. Lucille felt her heart start to pound in her chest as she approached him, feeling her sharp, silver blade in her pocket. "Sir? Shouldn't you be getting home?" She whispered.
Brian prowled the dark underbelly of the city, blood smearing his mouth and hands, having already indulged himself in a nice hunt, leaving corpses in his wake. He was one of the many werewolves that loved when night fell and they took power over the city. He loved looking in every nook and cranny, every corner and hideaway, for any man, woman or child who was to stupid to go home and lock their doors and windows up tight. And whenever Brian did find someone- well, the blood that littered his face and tattered clothes was enough to prove that he never showed anyone mercy.
He didn't like staying in his wolf form the whole time, though. He only liked to transform when he was going in for the kill, or needed a fast getaway.
Turning down main street, headed downtown, Brian narrowed his eyes when he saw a woman with hair as pale as the full moon, just standing straight under a street lamp. She was dressed in all black, the light from the lamp post reflecting off of her leather jacket. Brian sniffed the air and felt his lips curl, knowing the smell of a hunter anywhere. He wasn't afraid of any hunter. Especially a little girl. Heading towards her, he couldn't help the smirk on his face, "All alone out here, lil girl?" He smirked.