Over on the farthest side of the West District, near the docks, the oddly colored lupine was having a grand ole time sneaking around. Earlier that evening she had caught the scent of freshly caught fish and really she couldn't keep herself from poking around. Besides she had a score to settle with the men that worked at the docks. Thanks to them she had the lovely experience of being drugged and trapped in a zoo. She had no intention of ever getting shot, drugged, and captured again. The very thought of being used for a breeding purpose brought nothing but disgust in her mind. Sure, breeding wolves was a smart way to help the entire species, but she wanted to take no part in such an attempt. Being violated all for the name of science was not worth it- and besides- she wouldn't have had pups anyways. Luckily she wasn't alone and a WerePanther had help her escape. Now with her stomach full of stolen fish she felt it was time she began to serve her real purpose for being here in the first place. To start getting revenge on the very people that had caused her to be trapped in such a place. Eating some of their profit just wasn't enough for her. Though she did a pretty good job with causing havoc elsewhere for them. Some of their nets got chewed on, causing the small holes to get bigger, allowing whatever catch they get to flee and possibly cause bigger tears. Currently she was roaming around in her much larger form, shoving their crates into the water and snarling at any fisherman that came near with some sort of weapon. Always she was such a kind-hearted person unwilling to inflict harm on another, not unless they needed it, and in all honesty she felt these men at the docks deserved to be harmed. What better way to do such a thing then hurting them where it hurts the most? Their pockets. As one man shoved his a long pole in her face, one massive grey paw would knock it out of his hands, blue-grey eyes narrowed as he cowered and the other men ran, but before she could pounce something bright in the distance caught her attention.

Lifting her ebony cranium, ignoring the cowering man entirely, the bright hues of orange and red could be seen within the distance on the other side of the West district. The scent of smoke confirmed that what she was seeing was indeed fire. Though the element of fire was not something she had ever been afraid of, but what did make her afraid was the particular area it was in. The vicinity of Syn in the area of the location of the fire was they very reason why she leapt over the cowering man, ignoring the shouts of fear from the others as she tore through the alleyway ignoring the objects thrown at her in her wake. Whatever was going on there she knew Tobi would be involved and she hoped to be of assistance, but truly she just wanted to make sure he was safe. But first she needed to check the warehouse just in case he went there for safety. Tearing through the alleyway her sleek ebony frame seemed to be covered by the trails of shadow that followed her attempting to cloak her in a sense. Coming around the corner of she would barrel down the long stretch, grey trimmed ears pointed forward as she barreled down the narrow alleyway. Reaching the warehouse her focus would be on the warehouse, lifting her head and tasting the wind, his scent although dominant was not fresh indicating he had not been here. Turning her skull around eyeing the hellhole that was entrapped with flames, a soft whimper of concern came from the beast, but before she could run in that direction she heard a loud shout coming from a location adjacent from her. Puzzled she swung her head around and stood still in shock seeing a male get close to a female and the strong odor coming from the two screamed danger. Raven had accidentally stumped upon the two Dark Hunters. Oh how she wished she ran into a Vril. Black lips would pull back in a threatening manner hoping it was enough to at least make them leave...she didn't have time for this.

I'd Rather Feel Pain Then Nothing At All

Raven