Kana wandered aimlessly around the much-to-crowded town as she often did. As far as she knew, this was the only pack of two-leggers (As she often referred to those not graced with the impeccable efficiency of having four legs)  in existence, and she had an inscrutably small desire to verify that rather dense assumption. She simply could care less about the excitements that lay beyond the towns reaches or the explicit range of species that could greet her. She'd had enough greeting in her life; it only lead to filling the greeters unrequited desires and that was a task Kana would not take part in.<br/>A light breeze picked up that tickled kanas ears as it whisked through the air. Her hand drew up and scratched at her ear madly, flailing like the paw of a canine, mercilessly annihilating the itch. Her temporary stop in the road irritated a handful of what seemed like a plethora of people around her. The small roads were always compact with the abundance of people, karts, and mule drawn carriages. This town, though comparatively small, was always radiant with the flourish of life.<br/>A muscular man who appeared to be a guard of some sorts shoved Kana off her feet and out of his way. She thudded to the ground, face-planting into the dirt.<br/>She glanced up in time to see the royal emblem the guard was wearing on his armor. 'That's new' she thought as she swiveled back up to her feet in an agile manner continuing on her way again, her new target in her line of sight.  'Such a tainted soul....' her teeth sharpened at the though and her fangs protruded through her gums. The thought of killing him, of feeding off of him driving her over edge.<br/>She avoided specific vendors as she followed, knowing of their fatal attacks, this thought made her shudder; not only would she lose sight of her target, but she would also somehow be haggled into buying some faulty potion that she had no use for to begin with. Those darn vendors sure knew how to strike a deal. Kana had spent endless money on useless merchandise. But not today, no sir, she was going to hunt with no distractions.<br/>"why Ello love! If it i'nt my favowit customah!" a tall man called out as Kana warily made her way through the overly diligent crowd. She turned her head in sheer terror. 'I've been seen!' she quickly reminisced on possible escape tactics she'd attempted before, but her train of thought was interrupted by the shrill sound of screaming. Her eyes narrowed at the sound 'It's time to get to work.' With that distraction, she was off, dashing through the crowd with acute precision.