Even if she hadn't believed Nanook, he had believed himself for sure. The way that he was saying all of this indicated that more than anything else. To some degree that might have made him look insane, but then again, even if what he was saying were true it wouldn't have necessarily proven that he wasn't. She was soon going to learn that what he said was true, and perhaps what she thought about his sanity was also true.<br/><br/>Days passed until the night of the full moon. Once it came, Nanook allowed himself to bathe in the light and purposefully resist the chance to make his urges grow that much stronger. Soon enough he could no longer stand it and with trembling legs he threw back his head and suddenly felt claws ejected from his fingers and toes. A bloodcurdling howl reached its pinnacle high above the night air, and Nanook allowed even more of the beast's mentality to take control of his mind tonight.<br/><br/>Owing to this fact, he didn't know exactly what happened next beyond the fact that he was a ball of fur and fangs with a more insatiable lust for blood than he had ever had before. Should Mari, or even her other that now controlled her mind, been unable to put up an effective defense, there was no chance that she would have been able to avoid finding the answer to her statement far too quickly.<br/><br/>Due to that acute predatory sense of smell, he had found her. Due to that acute predatory sense of hearing though, he heard that she was waiting.<br/><br/>With the force of a ton of bricks he would have jumped from behind, hoping to startle her and spread her flat on the ground as he cut into her, his jowls opening wide with strings of salvia still remaining attached between his fangs on the sides. It was this salvia that contained the mutagenic cursed properties that he had wanted to send straight to her heart. It was the same material that he had been talking about since that night.<br/><br/>Tastes of iron filled his tongue and nostrils. At this point, Nanook didn't even know what he saw in being in his human state. This was what he really was, and soon she would join him if she could live of course.<br/><br/>Unfortunately that other mind might very well live. Mari would have to learn aggression. She would have to learn how to fight back. This experience could have taught her that for sure.<br/><br/>Experience and nature was an effective teacher, but it was also the harshest one. That was why the lessons that it taught were learned so readily.