<blockquote><div><cite>Nehmahati wrote:</cite>The sudden darkness against the lid of her eyes alerted her to the sudden darkness and she opened her eyes, frowning softly at the busted street lamp. It wasn't really uncommon for such a thing to occur, though. But suddenly, she was being grabbed and yanked further into the darkness and away from prying eyes.<br/><br/>She let out a low gutteral growl as she felt the hand that was wrapped around her slender throat and instinctively, the brilliant electric blues of her eyes consumed the whites and began to churn slowly like a coming storm. His voice, his words trembled through her core, sending her body to react in a way she hadn't expected.<br/><br/>Adrenaline and even excitement mingled with her anger as her teeth pressed together. She heard the growl that was uttered from his throat just before he spoke again, followed by the chuckle. Her eyes narrowed and she could sense wolf within him...but it was mingled with something else, something so...alluring. Strange.<br/><br/>But her anger out weighed her curiousity. "You have no idea who you're fucking with, mutt." She uttered the words in a low dangerous growl, tainted by her siren's power. Suddenly, the flat of her palm struck towards the spot centered between his ribs, sending him flying backwards. <br/><br/>She didn't hesitate, using the opportunity to turn on her heel and make a run for it. She used her kind's unnatural speed, almost a blur to human eyes. She took a sudden turn into an alleyway and jumped up to grab hold of a ladder that was attached to the side of the building. <br/><br/>She made her way quickly up the building until she reached the roof and then she was on her feet again. The buildings within the city were close enough together that they were hardly a problem for a supernatural being. <br/><br/>The muscles in her leg tensed and as she approached the edge of the roof, she set the ball of her foot on the edge and pushed, sending herself leaping through the air towards the next roof straight across. She landed soundlessly and continued her run. She couldn't afford to let this wolf catch her.<br/><br/>She had learned from Athekka that sirens and wolves didn't mix well and ultimately would end badly either for the siren or the wolf in the end. She had never had to deal with one, but she didn't want to find out. And no telling what else was within his blood. She still couldn't figure it out. It was nothing she had ever dealt with and it caused an odd reaction in her body that she did not like. She shouldn't feel excited by an attack by a wolf, it wasn't natural. </div></blockquote>