She paced impatiently fiddling with her hair now and again. Fritz would pay for making her wait so long, she duly noted. Her eyes were turning lighter and lighter as she waited. She looked to the stair case folding her arms, her nails digging into her skin. To the left Fritz walked down the hall, turning left to go down the staircase. She walked up to meet him, and as he got to her she snatched her coat from him.<br/><br/>"Eleven minutes," She fumed, "You made me wait for<span style="font-style: italic">eleven minutes</span>! My mission could have been eliminated in that time! Are you worthy of being my body guard or not?!"<br/>"I am m'lady, I just..."<br/>"I am not interested in your excuses." She snapped, "You are supposed to be quick, in every task you do for me. Unless you want to disappoint me." She put on her jacket, pulling the zipper up in a swift motion. She reached out putting her thumb and index finger on his jaw. She pulled him closer meeting him eye to eye. "Do you understand?"<br/>"Ye-yes m'lady..." he choked back.<br/><br/>She let go of him, and flashed him a small smile. She turned herself around and walked to the tall oak doors. She put her hand on the bronze handles and with a slight tug the door opened, and she went outside. Pulling the door behind her she looked up to the sky. It was cloudy tonight, but the moon was still visible. She pulled a watch out of her pocket, opening it with a flick of her thumb. It was almost 2 in the morning, she knew she had plenty of time before the sun came up.<br/><br/>She walked down the stone steps of her entry way, soon stepping on the gravel below it. She continued straight her feet soon meeting the dewey grass. The front gate was just ahead about 20 feet. She took her time, as she still tried to get a lock on her target's location. She took a deep breath in. She reached the gate soon, and she pushed it open. She now touched newly placed cobble stone streets outside her home.<br/><br/>Though the year was modern, Ashlynn always had a love for older time periods. Though the city advised her not to change anything about the structure of the neighborhood, she had ways to change their minds. She found it amusing what lengths humans would go for money. Cops turning a blind eye every now and again, media covering up her stories, even sometimes people higher up did not acknowledging her existance when it came to things she wanted most. She felt powerful, and they only fueled it more.<br/><br/>She looked to her left feeling the presence that way about fifty-seven blocks. Turning she went that way at a slow pace. Even though it was late should could not risk getting seen running by a human. Some people in the neighborhood feared her enough, she didn't want to cause more of a stir than that...<br/>So slowly but surely she grew closer and closer still.