Plum tensed some as the giant Wolf approached her, staring down at her with predatory eyes. There seemed to be violent thoughts in his mind as he observed her much smaller form. It was silent for an almost unbearable amount of time.<br/><br/>Suddenly the Wolf's head pushed forward against her, smearing blood all over her shirt. In the back of her mind she was glad she had the foresight to wear something she didn't care about. The Wolf seemed pleased for whatever reason and turned away from her, his attention shifting to a passing deer. Plum used the distraction to send a message to the emergency lines, requesting clean up before the dawn and a retrieval crew to help escort them back to headquarters whenever Ghost shifted back.<br/><br/>Her lone eye surveyed the damage Ghost had caused and let out a shaky sigh. What a mess this was. The Wolf acted strange around her. She had noticed that much. Any other hunt the Wolf had approached her the same way he would have any other creature. This time, though, he seemed to be keeping the team away from her. What the fuck?<br/><br/>She abandoned worrying about it at the moment. She needed to keep her eye on Ghost and keep him directed away from any populated areas. It looked like it would be easy enough, for the most part. At that, she took off to track Ghost.<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>Mira had scrubbed her skin viciously in the shower and dressed in her warmest pajamas. She felt ill as hell and emotionally brutalized. She laid down in bed and stared up at the ceiling. She could hear the soft whirring of the fan in the living room, along with Kai's soft breathing. Tears slowly came from her eyes, trailing down her cheeks as she contemplated what events had her in such a situation. No longer would Chuck be there and no longer would she be the same.<br/><br/>If only she had known how different she would become.<br/><br/>-----<br/><br/>Silas and Kallista had both agreed to simply go back to the headquarters of the PM. They had found out earlier before they had chased after the Wolf that Paetra was now housed there. Kallista had not been too thrilled, but Silas had proven they had the better equipment to deal with it.<br/><br/>When they had gotten back to HQ, Kallista had finally taken a shower and dressed in the clothes Silas had packed previously. She felt a little better, but her chest still remained fluttered with worry over Paetra. The organization had made it where Silas and Kallista were sleeping in a room right next to Paetra, for which Kallista was glad. She could barely look at Paetra without feeling ill.