Zander hadn't her the lipstick and watched as she scrambled to gather the rest of her things and open the door. It was clear she was very suspicious of him and trying to get away, which he couldn't blame her. She was a young girl alone in a dark parking lot with a stranger, who was definitely a bit taller, and no one around if something did go bad. After all, he could easily kidnap her, with her own car. Not that he would do that. Sure, he was the son of Satan and all but he did have morals.<br/><br/>As she opened the door his eyes caught movement and a small frown crossed his face. They were getting quicker, and much more stealthy. It had only been a few moments that his attention had been pulled away from them, focused on the girl in front of him. And in that short amount of time the tracker had made his move. His father was definitely getting more and more desperate, sending out the best he had. And that was not a good thing. And having this girl mixed into things just made it worse.<br/><br/>Her shriek echoed through the night air, though Zander paid no attention, his eyes locked on the creature in front of him. The tracker in front of him wasn't one to take lightly. Zander knew this one all too well, and what it was capable of. If he wasn't careful he could get himself into trouble. As for he human girl, it would kill her without a thought. Do whatever it takes to get the job done, that's how it operated. It was not what Zander wanted to deal with right now.<br/><br/>He watched as the tracker's bottomless eyes looked from him and slowly to the girl. That was a bad sign, a very, very bad sign. It was sizing up the scene in front of it, deciding what was the best route to take. And Zander knew exactly what that was going to be; take out the girl. To it, she was the piece that could sway things, especially since as her and Zander were a bit close when it arrived, and now she was in his arms.<br/><br/>"You might wanna hold on," he said just a moment before the creature lunged, almost too quick for the human eye to see. His arms wrapped around her securely and he jumped back, landing nearly halfway across the parking lot from the creature. "I really do apologize about all this, but you're gonna have to try and hold on for a bit. Unfortunately that thing has it's eyes on you."