He just HAD to take the camera didn't he? As if this dude didn't annoy Jay enough with all the pheremones he was throwing around. Yeah, Jay could sense the unnatural aura surrounding the man, it had it's own distinct feel and scent. Although he wasn't in physical beast form, right now he had the heightened senses of a fox. He definitely had the power of charm, you could see it in the way he walked, and the way the girls talked to her. It obviously worked better on the opposite sex though, because Jay had been able to resist it easily. Now that the man added some extra oomph to it, Jay had to try a little harder to resist the growing urge. Not the urge to flirt with the man, that was the last thing on his mind. He was resisting the urge to do one of two things: either deck the guy, or leave right away, and while the first one was certainly tempting at the moment, he had no reason to, and he still needed to get his camera back.<br/><br/>Jay sighed as he stepped away from the man, who had just brushed his face. That was kinda creepy, so he made sure they were a bit apart from each other. "My name is Jay, and if you're talking about the pictures I took of your place, sorry. I can delete them if you want, but I would need to get my camera back. So can I get my camera back? There's some important stuff on there that I need."<br/><br/>He looked around the garage while waiting on the guy in front of him, and saw the other girl, the one that was talking with the man before. He waited for her to notice him, before saying "Sorry to barge in like this. Do you mind if I stay here until the rain stops? It's raining pretty hard, I wouldn't be able to get back 'till its stopped. And my camera," he looked at the man, "isn't exactly water-proof."<br/><br/>While he waited for the answer, he felt himself reverting back to his normal, and somewhat pitiful, self. He sighed, happy to go back to his old self, but also sad that he wouldn't be able to speak his mind anymore. It was weird though, that was the first time he had changed, but not physically. It must have been all the supernatural vibes that were being thrown around, it had stirred the fox in him. It seemed like this town was a lot more than Jay would have expected. He had to be careful then. Whenever the fox came out at night, he would wake up the next morning and hear about fights. There was a high chance he had gotten in a fight once or twice, but the last thing he wanted was to fight another creature, because he had no idea how that would end up. The fact that he sensed three supernatural vibes coming from the three people around him made it clear, this town wasn't just any town.