Erik trailed her from a long road that seemed to be scattered with a house every now and again. The road itself seemed like every other road that belonged to a rural area of a city. Not overly busy, and the people seemed to keep to themselves. This made it easier for him to track his girl. Her scent was sharpest down this entire road. Then the road ended at a fork. One road going left and another going right. He took the road that went left.<br/><br/>This road however had even fewer houses, and was littered with forest. The further he walked the more her scent filled his nose. He felt like a wolf tracking down a poor deer but in the end the wolf always wins. A cunning grin fell upon his face as he reached a rather poor looking house. The shingles on the roof seemed to be stripped from it, and the windows seemed to be boarded up with black tape. There was no doubt in his mind that this is where his deer resided.<br/><br/>He walked carefully up the half broken steps to the front door of the house. Anybody that was a fool would forget to lock the door but he had an odd feeling that she had locked the door. But looks couldnâ€™t keep him out forever. He smirked and without hesitation he fisted the door down, entering the house. It was dark because of the black tapped windows. He heaved a sigh.<span style="font-style: italic">"Look eventually someone will get youâ€¦but I just want to know one thing: How much do you think your life is worth."</span>He crossed his arms as he leaned against the doorway. He had no intention of killing her but he would at least give her a shot by telling her what she was up against. He was not a bounty hunter for the money. He was in it for the justice.