The sound of fallen leaves being crunched under sneakers was the only noise that echoed in the graveyard at this time of night. It was one in the morning and all sane people were either in bed getting ready for work the next day or out partying in a bar. Yet skulking around a graveyard with a stake in their hand probably wasn't on their list of things to do. Then again, Adrian Sabrii had never been one who most people would have pegged in the sane category. She had always had her quirks about her but even those had changed dramatically in the past year since she had been awakened. Hey, if you tell a girl one day that she happens to be a slayer who has to go out in the world with other slayers and hunt down big bad monsters it tends to throw her for a loop.
The moonlight reflected eerily of her pale blond hair as gray eyes scanned the surrounding tombstones. She didn't look threatening at only 5'5" tall but then again looks were very deceiving. The girl pulled her jacket closer to her body as the night air seeped in and sent a small shiver through her. She had just gotten back from a hunt in Chicago when she had gotten a call about a few other slayers having disappeared from this area. Apparently there had been some strange murders going on and corpses found drained of their blood so two of the slayers had been dispatched to check it out and stop whatever was doing it. The only problem was that they hadn't been heard from in over two weeks. The watcher had suggested bringing another slayer along with her but the girl had said she could handle it herself. If you got too many people involved things could get really annoying really fast and she preferred working by herself anyway.
"Come out, come out wherever you are." Adrian muttered in the darkness as she tightened her hold on the stake. A silver cross could be seen dangling from her neck as her eyes looked this way and that for any sign of life. She had gotten into town a couple of days ago and had been asking around if people had seen the two other girls. Apparently some of the cops had seen them hanging around the graveyard so she figured this was the best place to start. The night air was eerily quiet and she couldn't even hear a cricket chirp in the trimmed grass. It was almost like the animals were avoiding this place for fear of the thing that was haunting it. A heavy fog was setting in and she was having a hard time seeing past a couple of feet in front of her. Dammit, she should have picked a night where it would be clearer but she had wanted to get this over with as quickly as possible. Chances were that it was some newly risen vamp who had gone into a deep blood lust and had attacked the slayers. Hell, they had probably chased it out somewhere and forgotten to call in about it. This was all probably a waste of her time anyway.
The moonlight reflected eerily of her pale blond hair as gray eyes scanned the surrounding tombstones. She didn't look threatening at only 5'5" tall but then again looks were very deceiving. The girl pulled her jacket closer to her body as the night air seeped in and sent a small shiver through her. She had just gotten back from a hunt in Chicago when she had gotten a call about a few other slayers having disappeared from this area. Apparently there had been some strange murders going on and corpses found drained of their blood so two of the slayers had been dispatched to check it out and stop whatever was doing it. The only problem was that they hadn't been heard from in over two weeks. The watcher had suggested bringing another slayer along with her but the girl had said she could handle it herself. If you got too many people involved things could get really annoying really fast and she preferred working by herself anyway.
"Come out, come out wherever you are." Adrian muttered in the darkness as she tightened her hold on the stake. A silver cross could be seen dangling from her neck as her eyes looked this way and that for any sign of life. She had gotten into town a couple of days ago and had been asking around if people had seen the two other girls. Apparently some of the cops had seen them hanging around the graveyard so she figured this was the best place to start. The night air was eerily quiet and she couldn't even hear a cricket chirp in the trimmed grass. It was almost like the animals were avoiding this place for fear of the thing that was haunting it. A heavy fog was setting in and she was having a hard time seeing past a couple of feet in front of her. Dammit, she should have picked a night where it would be clearer but she had wanted to get this over with as quickly as possible. Chances were that it was some newly risen vamp who had gone into a deep blood lust and had attacked the slayers. Hell, they had probably chased it out somewhere and forgotten to call in about it. This was all probably a waste of her time anyway.