Foxes Hunt the hounds (Open to all )

[Patrick Stump]

The team had heard that a large vamp nest was spotted in the old bunker just outside of town. Patrick held his gun at the ready as he walked slowly in the grass. A full moon hung over head making him nervous. He had been hunting things that go bump in the night for years now but it never got easier. At first he was only good at music but sucked at everything else. Now he found out he was a good inventor of weapons. And they came in handy. Sometimes they didn't work, but most of the time they did. Except that damn net gun. And now finding out he had a sister he cared for make it worse. Something was changing. More vampires then ever where descending upon the city.

He didn't want to take the new recruits out but he needed the back up. Patrick looked behind him seeing who had caught up. "Would you come on."

[Kate Stump-Way]

It had only been a week after the nightmare that still painted every nightmare since blood red, made her jump at shadows and doubt all she saw and heard when waking from rest. The nightmare had felt so real, too real. She feared what such a vision might have meant... It had been far less time since the events of Graceland. She'd nearly been buried herself in that cemetery, looking into the eyes of death squaring off against those bloodsuckers. An angel with hair red as fire had saved her undeserving life back there, someone she only knew in name. He'd saved her, but the moment she'd turned away she found him gone from sight as though he had never been there at all.

Now Catherine found herself close behind her brother, hunting vampires just the same, their path under the watchful eye of the pale moon that hung above them, it's light making Catherine all the more uneasy. She knew her brother's skill full-well, but she still feared for his sake, reminded of the nightmare's warning. But there was still more.

She feared what she may become under the eyes of that pale light of the moon above. "Let's just hurry up, ok Pat?" She looked around with concern, "I really shouldn't be here tonight..."