A full moon hung lazily in the sky framed by the countless stars littering the night sky. The moonlight illuminated the fog laden forest below leaving the area with an eerie glow. A slight breeze blew through the area setting the fog to a slow dance giving the night an edge of menace. Trotting through the sleeping forest was a lone wolf. He was slightly larger than your average wolf and covered in a thick dark fur speckled with gray.<br/><br/><br/>Vincent was extremely happy, he had spent half a day wandering around the forest without a hint of another werewolf in the area. He couldn’t have imagined a better place to start, a decent city adjacent to a rather expansive forest, and yet unclaimed. He paused briefly his snout lifted in the air taking in the scent of the area. The fog was obscuring the smells in the air but he could just make out the scent of a car nearby; it was a little late to be this far out. His tail wagged ever so slightly as he started slinking through the undergrowth towards the scent.<br/><br/>An hour of wandering through the dense fog finally brought Vincent to the edge of a gravel road. Sitting just down the road from him was a car and a woman standing next to it. Vincent's tongue lolled as he silently watched the woman through the fog. If he had the right form at the time he would have chuckled at the situation. This was like something out of a horror movie. A woman trapped on a dark and lonely road all by herself on a foggy moonlit night. All that was missing was the great big monster to complete the scene.<br/><br/>He crept through the brush until he was as close to the woman as possible without coming into the open. Vincent licked his flews in anticipations as his leg muscles bunched below him. With a snarl he sprung from the treeline and leapt at at the woman. She turned towards him just in time to let out a scream as his jaws sunk into her shoulder. Warm blood flooded into his mouth as the rest of his body caught up and slammed into her. She fell backward smashing her head into the side of the car as Vincent sprung off of her licking his bloody muzzle.<br/><br/>He crouched down and watched the woman carefully as she lay motionless next to the car. Warily he moved closer to investigate her snout first. The smell of fear hung on her like a perfume as she breathed shallowly. So not dead merely unconscious. Blood ran freely from the back of her head and the bite wound on her shoulder soaked into the gravel road. Vincent sat on his haunches and stared at her for while he considered the situation. Normally in a horror movie the woman would be dead at this point and the monster would go on to terrorize the main characters. Of course by the end of the movie it ended up dead.<br/><br/>Vincent nodded his head happily as he stood up and loped away. No killing her would probably not be the best idea, and he had wanted to start a pack to begin with. She was a start. He licked the blood off his flews again and started hunting for dinner. Her blood had piqued his appetite, there was bound to be a rabbit or something nearby.<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>Vincent woke up sometime in the afternoon the sun was beating down on the forest having chased away the fog hours ago. He yawned and stretched as he got up and pulled his bag out of the empty rabbit den he had left it in. His body contorted slowly as he shifted into his human shape. Vincent stretched his hands over his head as he settled into his bigger less fur clad skin. Slipping into his clothes he slung his bag over his shoulder and began walking through the forest and back towards the woman.<br/><br/>A few hours of walking found Vincent standing next to the abandoned car looking down at a puddle of blood. He frowned as he looked around, someone had taken his new pack member. A low growl escaped from his throat as his fist went through the car’s driver side window.<br/><br/>“No one steals from me!” He clenched his fist as blood leaked from the cuts and started pacing the road. There would be a scent, he would find it, follow it, and kill it.