Morgan could see the vampire's face more clearly now that she was looking up at them, but she was thankful for her own sense of intuition. The vampire was indeed Lydia, the owner of the Coven. But even though she could identify the woman, it didn't explain her presence here, especially now that said woman was hovering over a dead human. Lydia was trying to make something happen, but whatever that was, Morgan and Elias had interrupted it.<br/><br/>"Morgan, step back," Elias growled, but Lydia spoke after. Morgan didn't care for Elias's tone, but he<i>was </i>backing her up in case Lydia tried to attack. However, the vampire woman didn't move an inch toward them. Instead, she seemed more concerned about the body beneath her. Morgan didn't move, watching the way Lydia almost caressed the girl. She didn't look similar to Helena, but it was a woman, which fit part of the killer's potential motives. She made a note of it in the back of her mind even as Lydia snapped about the guns.<br/><br/>Elias gaped as Morgan did exactly what the vampire said, holstering her weapon at her side. He couldn't even speak as his partner watched the vampire and seemed to ignore everything else. Closing his mouth and gritting his teeth, he kept his gun up. If Morgan wasn't going to defend herself, he was going to have to do it for her. And he was going to have to give her yet another lecture on<i>how </i>to actually use her weapon, since it wasn't just for show.<br/><br/><i>"Our little pest made another visit," </i>the vampire woman said.<br/><br/>It piqued Morgan's interest and caused confusion to cross Elias's face. The two women clearly knew something that he did not. The vampire didn't give time for either of them to respond before she finally spoke of the woman in her arms. The fact that she was slowly turning into a bloodsucker caused Elias's gun to waver ever so slightly. He didn't like vampires as much as the next sane individual, and the thought of going against a freshly turned one churned his stomach.<br/><br/>"I'm sorry," was all Morgan said. "We just need her name and then you can take her somewhere safe."<br/><br/>"Morgan, are you serious? We can't just let one of<i>those </i>wander around the streets!" Elias finally found his voice, anger searing his tone. His sharp words cut off anything Lydia might have said. "Besides, how do you even know this vampire? I know you don't like working with them just as much as I don't."<br/><br/>"Elias, shut up," Morgan snapped, taking her eyes away from Lydia just long enough to send a steely glare in her partner's direction. "I'm<i>handling </i>it." Turning back toward the vampire woman, it was clear in her gaze that she wanted to be through with the situation just as much as Lydia did, if only so she could take her partner away from the bloody scene.