Whatever was out there was not answering, which made him nervous. Even though the trees said what was out there was not a danger, he was nervous about something watching him. He did not know what they wanted or what it was. It might be silly to feel that way, it could be as something as simple as a bunny but for some reason he thought it was more than an animal.<br/>He slowly moved closer, and spotted the body of Samov-en laying there on the ground. He gasped and leaned down towards her, looking over the remains.<br/>"What has happened to you? Oh boy...Ann will be upset. I should of watched you closer."<br/>His head hung low, and a tear escaped down his face. He didn't want to tell Ann about what had happened. He didn't know how it happened, from the looks of her body, it seemed someone with more intelligence than an animal had done it. But why? Samov-en wasn't a fighter. This was all so strange.<br/>He hadn't noticed the fangs or the pale look over her body. He hadn't been thinking she might of been turned into a vampire, so he hadn't looked for changes like that. He sighed.<br/>"Maybe I should make camp out here, it would be so much easier than returning to Ann."<br/>But really staying out here wasn't realistic, he still had to deal with the town that had been destroyed.