Rora looked up as ripples started across the water, she hadn't been paying attention before. But now she saw a form about 30 or 40 feet from her. Someone was getting into the water. At this hour? It had to be at least two or three in the morning. That was besides the fact that Aurora didn't live in a suburban neighborhood. She was on the edge of town and her closest neighbors lived a ten minute walk down the road. No human would be out this late...<br/><br/>She stood, her body rigid, if they looked this way they would see her now. She was out of the shadows of the willow tree that shaded most of the north side of her house. No vampire or werewolf or any other creature for that matter liked her, that is except for humans, but they were too ignorant to realize how much of a threat she really was to their kind. Well, maybe not too much of a threat since she was a half-breed, which was something very uncommon but not necessarily impossible since she was alive. Rora had yet to meet another half-bred.<br/><br/>Setting her bowl on the ledge of the banister that circle her porch, she took a step back and reached for the back door. Should she run? The form wasn't heading her way or even paying any attention to her as far as she could tell. If she became defensive then they would. Maybe if she just went inside...pretended she hadn't seen anything they would leave her alone. Of course that was unlikely... Why so difficult? Life was too difficult.