Very nearly screaming with a shriek as Nika seemed ready to strike her down, having no hopes of freeing herself beneath the wolf, Elizabeth was utterly surprised to hear the sound of a gun being fired, and to see Nika stop as she did. But she couldn't move from her spot, glued there from her own terror of what could've happened.<br/><br/>Shaking there laying where she was, Elizabeth didn't even care to watch Nika try snapping and jumping at the man who had shot at her, simply trying to urge herself to get up though was too shocked in the moment, her mind a daze and not thinking anything, really, because there wasn't anything in her mind except fear. Nika would've killed her.<br/><br/>She was snapped out of her shock when she saw Nika running at her at full speed, and out of reflex she quickly shrieked again in very nearly a scream, curling up on her side with an arm thrown over her head for protection of what should've come, but nothing came after a wolf's howl had rang out. It wasn't from Nika though, for it came from outside.<br/><br/>Tears were still falling down her cheeks though as she glanced down at her ankle, a small whimper escaping past her lips without meaning to. Just then she heard the chorus of more howls. Aleksey. That was the first thing that came to mind. But it hadn't been just one howl. Which meant that there must've been more. Then she figured, whatever pack Nika was in, they must've come too. She didn't know of Nika's rank, but she just assumed that a werewolf had to be in a pack of some sort.<br/><br/>Her gaze going to the man at his two claps, Elizabeth slowly eased herself to get up, but found it increasingly hard to put any pressure on the leg where her ankle had been bitten, where she could feel the blood from the bite wound over her skin. It was a disturbing feeling, as far as she could tell, and she hated it. It'd be impossible to run now. But she didn't know where else to go, and simply edged away from Nika, but trying not to go close to the other vampires, either.