Rebecca was cornered and she knew it, unfortunately by the same man she had encountered ten years ago. She scowled, though deep down, she felt an ounce of fear, if she had a heart, it would burst from her chest right now. She had to venture out of hiding, she was tired of hunting animals, and tired of living off of what the humans would call a low-fat diet. Though, being frozen into her form for all eternity, she couldn't really get any thinner or fatter for the matter, but she had been living in the forests of Idaho, hunting deer, wolves, you name it. Occasionally, though she would come out and she would attack a person, but to not draw attention to herself, she would make it look like the person had been mugged, only draining a little bit out of them at a time and then taking off with twenty or thirty dollars. It worked for when she needed clothes, she would go into the thrift stores that lined the streets and were usually open until the early morning hours and she'd buy herself new clothes.
But she was Sick of it, absolutely sick of living that way. So on this night she had decided to venture out and she had been hunting a prey. She had found the perfect one as well, an elderly man who was homeless, she figured she would end his suffering and he probably only had a few months left to live by the way he looked anyways. So she cornered him in an alley and had just begin to savor the sweet taste of his thick, hot blood flowing into her mouth, when she heard a sound. She wasn't about to be distracted from feeding and so she finished and let the old coop drop to the ground before flipping around and facing him.
She would admit, she was scared, but her skills had been toned over the years by hunting bears, cougars, wolves and deer. If anything, she was a better fighter than she was ten years ago. She was backed up against the wall, her lips stained red from the blood she had just drank and she was baring her fangs at him trying to warn him off, before she spoke. Her voice was silky smooth, and as cold as ice as she spoke to him, "Well hello, old friend, I was just out and about, but I would warn you, you don't want to fight me, so let's be civil shall we and you step aside and we part ways, ok?"
But she was Sick of it, absolutely sick of living that way. So on this night she had decided to venture out and she had been hunting a prey. She had found the perfect one as well, an elderly man who was homeless, she figured she would end his suffering and he probably only had a few months left to live by the way he looked anyways. So she cornered him in an alley and had just begin to savor the sweet taste of his thick, hot blood flowing into her mouth, when she heard a sound. She wasn't about to be distracted from feeding and so she finished and let the old coop drop to the ground before flipping around and facing him.
She would admit, she was scared, but her skills had been toned over the years by hunting bears, cougars, wolves and deer. If anything, she was a better fighter than she was ten years ago. She was backed up against the wall, her lips stained red from the blood she had just drank and she was baring her fangs at him trying to warn him off, before she spoke. Her voice was silky smooth, and as cold as ice as she spoke to him, "Well hello, old friend, I was just out and about, but I would warn you, you don't want to fight me, so let's be civil shall we and you step aside and we part ways, ok?"