Kala was ready to rip this mother fucker's spine out.  As the vampire reappeared beside her, speaking about how the coast was clear and speaking as if she gave a fuck about who he was.  But before she could make a decision on how to handle him, he was gone.  She stopped for just a moment, bringing her fingers up to rub against her forehead.  Her temples were aching.  These numbskulls were giving her a headache and she didn't have time to deal with their bullshit.<br/><br/><br/>Her eyes opened and she spotted the card with the note on the ground.  She didn't even bother.  She didn't care what the overly flamboyant vampire had to say.  Giving a sigh she tried to focus.  Just as she felt like she might be finding her calm, she heard Kalab's voice.  A low and threatening growl erupted from her throat, as her lips peeled back, anger lighting her vibrant green eyes.  "FUCK.....OFF!  I don't KNOW you!  I don't care who you are, or who you think I am!"  She yelled in frustration.<br/><br/>She was tempting fate, she knew she was.  She didn't know what this being as capable of.  She didn't even know exactly what it was.  But at this point, she didn't care.  All she wanted was to skip town, to be able to relax.  She could still feel the pull she felt for him, but it frustrated her even more.  She would have been confused, but she didn't have time to be confused.  Instead, she would focus it into anger, as she usually did.<br/><br/>She turned sharply on her heel, hurrying down the alleyway with quick sure steps.  It was several blocks away from the nearest bus station.  She could have had a car, but that meant having something under her name.  She didn't know shit about stealing and highjacking cars and prefered not to try either.  She wasn't a theif.  So she walked, took public, anonymous transport most times.  This night, it seemed, was going to be a long walk and dangerous.  Ellon was looking for her, she had a price for bounty and it seems like she had a few lost puppy dogs attached to her tail.  It was nights like these that she was glad she had no one to attach herself to.