Dagger looked himself over again and sighed. He would rather stay covered in blood, just to remind him of what he had done. He lets out another sigh, glad that the voices had toned down a bit and were quiet for now. He looks at Aaron, "Do we have to help you give her bath?" he asks. He really hoped that Aaron said they didn't, for he wasn't really good with young kids. He then looked over himself once again, checking over himself to make sure all the wounds had healed, which they had. All the fighting and also hurting himself trying to get to Relina for her blood had cause him to loose a lot of blood, so he needed to go hunting before he went balistic again. He looks at Aaron and mutters, "I'll be back, probably will meet you at the hot spring," he says and disappears into the woods. He was of course hunting. He stood on a tree limb waiting for something to come by, a deer suddenly walks by, it was walking cautiously around. Just as it walked by, Dagger jumped down on if from the tree he was in.<br/><br/>After feeding on the deer he begins to walk toward the hot spring.<span style="font-style: italic">This is gonna be on long hellva trip, I hope we get this done and over with soon.</span>he thinks as he walked along a path. He prefered to be by himself. That is the only reason he hoped that it would get done with quickly. And he would be glad to for two reasons 1. He would be getting away from Mark and 2. Then he could be on his way, of course he had no clue where he would go, for he just wondered around and tried to avoid slayers and other vampires. As he got closer to the hot spring, he could hear Relina complaining about not wanting to take a bath and what sounded like Aaron pleading with her to take one. Then he heard Mark's voice, yelling at Relina to shut up. Just before entering where they were, he picked up a good sized rock and chucked it at Mark, hitting him in the head. "You could at least shut the fuck up yourself, she's a 10 year old girl, she's gonna complain," he says as he then leans against a tree that was next to the spring, still covered in blood.