Tabby stopped after walking for a bit and caught the delicious scent of a nearby deer. She gracefully ascended the tree close to her and scanned the forest floor around her. She smelled the air and caught the scent from downwind, to her northeast. She finally caught the brown color in the brush and locked into her target. It was cautious, as it should be, since it knew by it's own nature that something was to come. The waiting didn't bother Tabbi, she was patient, as she needed to be. However, after a few minutes it placed it's head back to the ground and continued to graze. She took the small opportunity to race across the space in a matter of seconds, almost like she was flying. She came from the side and before the deer could flinch she grabbed around its middle and bit at its throat. The first bit was coated in a saliva solution, one that was able to numb the prey and cause it to relax. It was the easiest way to fed. A lot of people didn't realize that vampires could choose the attack they wanted, either the previous explained to make it easy, or with no solution so that it was completely powerful and painful. That was usually only used for fighting and in certain situations where called for.<br/><br/>She spent only about five minutes at the beast taking only what she needed. She realized the grasp she had and licked the wound, just as she did to Elizabeth earlier, to seal the wound. The deer would be fully active within a matter of minutes so Tabbi wiped the blood from her lips and made a quick retreat towards her house. She made it to the door, which was still locked, but that didn't mean Elizabeth was still present. She quietly unlocked the door and entered. She closed the door behind her and smelled the house. Instantly she was enveloped by the sweet, female smell.<span style="font-style: italic"> Oh thank you gods. She is still here.</span>She was only able to sense the scent so well because after feeding her senses were slightly heightened for a time.<br/><br/>Tabbi walked towards the backroom, grabbing a book she was reading from the table in the living room on her way. She entered the room and looked over Elizabeth. She noticed the note was barely moved and knew she had awoken at some time since she was gone. However, she miraculously stayed. She must have realized she had no choice if she wanted to survive and heal. Tabbi's gaze ended on Elizabeth's face, which now wore a surface of calm and peace. She had only wore a mask of pain since Tabbi had first seen her, so this change was amazing. It was nothing less than beautiful. Tabbi smiled and calmed down. This was going to be okay, at least for the time being. She sat down on the seat next to the table and opened her book - waiting until Elizabeth's body was well enough to wake up again.