Katherine was just getting out of a late class a little after ten. The sun had gone down a little over an hour ago, while she was taking notes for a lecture. The full moon was out tonight, making it fairly bright out. Forty other students poured out of the university as Katherine did, making the exit a little crowded.

She made her was through the crowd, bumping into a few other on the way. Since it was a Sunday, she didn't have work. She tried to think of something to do, but could not. Oh well, maybe I'll just go for a walk...

And that she did. She began to walk away from the university, taking the long, scenic sidewalk. The trees blocked out most of the moonlight, leaving only patches of light, shining on the pathway.

An owl hooted, some crickets chirped. She could no longer hear the crowds, nor could they hear her...But there was no need for them to hear. This is a perfectly safe path, chances are I won't even see anyone.

Nicolas and Andriette sat perched high up in the trees, dressed in blue jeans. Nicolas wore a tight orange t-shirt that showed off his mucsle, Andriette wore a blue camisole, with a white choker.

They had already drunk their fill, and now they lounged appearing no different than college students. Nicolas was the one who took notie of the girl, he nodded to Andriette; Andriette shook her head and grinned leaning back against the tree, she wasn't going to chase anyone tonight.

Nicolas looked sadly at his lazy little fledgling, then moved to a tree across the path in a flash and flurry of green leaves.

Katherine heard a rustle of leaves, and looked up. She saw a flash of green, but nothing else. She looked around; trying to find what had made the noise. Fear suddenly rushed through her, and she thought about turning around and running. It's probably nothing, But she did not keep going, instead, she stopped where she was.

She continued to look around, "Anyone there?" she asked the darkness. She backed up into a small patch of light, her leather skirt reflecting some light, and stopped there. "Hello?" Nothing's there, she told herself, or its just an owl...

Her eyes kept scanning the surrounding trees, looking for something--or someone.

Nicolas leaped behind her, quicker than any human could ever hope to see. He whispered nothings in her ear and then was gone back into the tree in the same rustle of leaves.
He grinned genuinly, he hadn't had this much fun since he'd woken from his nap.
Andriette was giggling softly, she'd join him, he'd make her. He looked at his new toy waiting for her reaction.

Katherine heard something in her ear, and she snapped to the left, looking for whoever--or whatever--was there.

Now she was certain that she wasn't alone.

"Anyone there?" This time with a hint of panic in her voice. As she said that, she started backing up, walking again into darkness. Slowly, she moved back even more, trying to get away from whatever--whoever--it is.

(ooc: sorry for the short post)

Nicolas leaped into the next tree in the row to keep up with her, not quite done playing games with her. Andriette was looking on, but still showed no signs of joining his game.
Nicolas pulled anxiously at the brass chain Andriette had placed around his neck, as soon as this human settled down he'd make another move. He sat with out movement looking down on her, like a hawk in the skies ready to sweep down on his prey.

Andriette leaned lazily against the tree branch, she and Nicolas had been petting pretty heavy, but Nicolas must have serious ADD, because as sooon as he'd seen the college girl he'd decided to hunt. She watched him jump from tree to tree, waiting for his next oppurtunity to spook the girl. You're childish Nicolas, act your age, you're 2000 not 2.

Katherine decided to run for it. She turned around and took off. Her sneakers slapped the pavement, and her skirt flew up a bit with the wind. She knew that, if she stayed, she would not get out in the same condition that she was in when she entered. Shit! I knew I shouldn't have ever went into those woods. It was just too dark.

By that point, she was sure that it had been someone in the woods, not an animal. She was about twenty feet from where she was just two minutes ago, but she already felt safer. She couldn't hear anything--anyone--behind her. But that does not mean that whoever it was, was not still following her.

She looked over her shoulder, though she was still running. Adrenaline and fear were running through her veins.

Nicolas moved into the girl's path as she turned to look behind herself. She would collide with him in only a few moments.
He had visions of hunting young women in Florence like this, girls even younger than his current prey who had screamed when he caught them. This girl would not be his prey though, he decided to let her knock him down. As she closed the distance he motioned with his hands for her to stop.

Katherine screamed when she saw the man in the path. She tried to slow herself, but the momentum was too much to overcome.

Smack!

She ran right into him, knocking him over. She went down with him, landing on top. Oh my God! Hope I didn't hurt him. She could not think clearly for a minute, but she found herself laying on top of him. "I didn't hurt you did I?" and she sat up on his stomach, still to dazed to stand all the way up.

In the commotion, her skirt had ruffled up to her waist, exposing her revealing panties. Her shirt had also been rucked up, but only to just under her breasts, though she was not wearing a bra tonight. Of course, she did not notice any of this, as she was still too surprised to think.

"I'm so sorry." That was the only thing she could think of, she did not even think that this was the man that she was running from. She was just beginning to see clearly.

"So sorry, madimoselle." Nicolas had her by the shoulder's and looked her in the eyes, "But why dear were you running?"
Nicolas looked her in the eyes, he wore his most innocent mask, but if she could've see through his half-closed eyelids she would enter pools of black malice.
His blond hair was slightly ruffled from the fall, his sleeve had smears of dirt along the backk side.

Andriette was about to fall out of the tree, for a second she thought Nicolas was really going to kill this girl. He'd moved so quickly and determinedly, she had been waiting to hear the snap of the girl's neck.
She leaned back against the tree, thanking what god there was that Nicolas had curbed his killing instincts.

"I-I" She tried to catch her breath. While taking her breather, she had began to think clearly. In that thinking, she knew that whoever had been back there would be close. "I've got to go."

She pushed herself up off of him, using him as a brace. "Thanks for breaking my fall..." She said as she was almost up. She looked down at him, and saw herself. She pulled her shirt back down, as with her skirt. She blushed a bit, knowing that he had gotten an eyeful. Then she remembered that she was trying to get out of these woods.

"Sorry, again. I didn't see you there." She nodded to him, but did not move away. She began to walk away. Thinking that the man would act as a buffer between her and who she was running away from. Well, at least I'm safe now, She was almost out of the woods, the campus within twenty feet of her.