Don't Poke The Supernatural

{I assume we're skipping like we talked about. if you want me to change this, i will!}

Ashizel couldn't shake why he found Cassandra so enticing but he did. He wrote it off as simply being because he was bored of what he was doing in his day to day life. It was always training this demon, train that demon and little else. There wasn't much more for him to be able to enjoy because his job tended to take all of his time. There was little else that he was able to enjoy. So he had started making the time to check in on Cassandra, so that he was able to know when she decided to go on a trip to hunt more supernatural creatures.

It was so odd to him that she seemed so determined to show the world that his kind existed. Except Ashizel knew the sort of judgment that she would face. It wouldn't be enjoyable to her by the end of it, particularly because he knew that she would end up having to get herself into a bad situation before she found the proper sort of proof that she was so desperate for.

When Ashizel realized that Cassanra was going on a trip into the woods, he realized that he needed to be there. Or maybe he simply wanted to be to make sure she didn't end up doing something so incredibly stupid that she would end up regretting. He bit back a sigh at the thought, deciding that his schedule for the next few days would have to wait. No one would punish him - it would just mean that his next few days after returning would more or less be nonstop.

With a shake of his head and a snap of his fingers, Ashizel landed himself at the beginning of the trail that Cassandra intended on taking. He had gotten here just before her and so he started to 'unpack' his trunk, trying to appear as if he was busy while he waited for Cass to make her appearance.

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It was a longer drive than Cassandra had expected but when she finally made it to the parking lot for the beginning of the trail, she was bursting to get going. She parked before hopping out of the car, a large smile on her face. While she wasn't the biggest fan of hiking around in the wilderness, Cassandra was sure that everything was going to be okay. She knew how to take care of herself and it wasn't like Cassandra was an idiot. Besides, it was hard to be worried when the excitement of starting a new hunt was flowing through her. She almost wanted to squeal.

Once she had gotten the trunk of her car open, Cassandra took a moment to look around at the parking lot, the woods around her and the beginning of the trail. There weren't too many cars there, which would surely be a good thing. The less people out and about, the less lightly someone would disturb something that would interest her. Besides, Cassandra didn't like running into people when she was looking for supernatural signs as it was. Though just as she thought that, her eyes landed on a man who was unpacking his car as well. It took her a moment, feeling a strange sense of familiarity. But it quickly hit her that he was the man from the bookstore. Cassandra remembered him being strange but kind.

"Hi, it is Ash, right?" Cassandra asked nicely, not wanting to appear rude by ignoring him. It wasn't like she knew him well but it seemed like a better idea to just say hello. Besides, his car wasn't that far away from hers. It would have seemed more awkward to completely ignore him. As she waited for him to respond, Cassandra started to pull her items out of the truck.

Ashizel had half been expecting Cassandra to ignore him, to start up the trail without him and then he would have to find a way to interact with her. This was all to see what entertainment Ash could get out of her. He found it so odd that Cassandra was willingly throwing herself into a world that she couldn't possibly understand. One that she couldn't truly see - it was so dangerous for her and that blew his mind. He had never really had a good opinion of humans but they always seemed to find new ways of surprising him with the level of stupidity that they could stoop to.

Looking up when Cassandra called out to him, Ashizel gave her an award-winning smile. He waved toward her, nodding his head. "Yeah, that's me!" He responding, tugging his bag from the trunk of the car. "It's.." he paused, his face scrunching as if he was trying to remember what her name was. "Cassandra, Cass?" He finished after a moment. Ashizel closed the trunk of his car with a bit of slam! Ashizel straightened, letting out a low groan before he lifted the bag onto his back.

"Where are you hiking today?" Ash asked as he turned back to her, pressing the button on his car remote to lock it. "I don't see many people out this way so it must be a small world if you travelled all the way out here," he teased, tilting his head to the side as he looked her over.

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"Yes, that is right," Cassandra told him with a friendly smile. She slipped a few items into her backpack before taking a moment to stretch her body out. It was going to be a long hike and she didn't want to injure something just because she didn't stretch out properly before she left.

"Oh just hiking around the area for today." She told him as she raised her hands up into the air. Although Ash didn't seem harmful at all, it still seemed like a better idea to not tell him where she was going. Though, in truth, she didn't have a very specific plan. There were a few places she wanted to check but outside of that, Cassandra was just going to have to walk around the forest and see if she saw anything out of the ordinary.

Cassandra let out a warm laugh. "It must be a small world then. Though this is the best place for hiking in the woods for longer than a few hours. I'm planning on camping out. Are you just hiking around?" With that, Cassandra then picked up her large bag and pulled it over her shoulders. Glancing down, she tied up and locked the bag onto her. The tighter it was, the easier it should be to carry. At least, that was what the internet said. She then took a moment and glanced at the back of her car, ensuring that she wasn't missing anything before she closed and locked her car.