Brian took this time to start the engine of his motorcycle, and once that was done, took off into the deeper parts of town. With the sun above him now, he took the time to scout this town down. It looked empty, not a trace of a single person in sight outside of this town. Why was that? Was this place abandoned? Haunted by ghosts? It confused him greatly because the only person he had actually seen was Katherine, yet, even so, he never got her name to begin with. He just knew that he gave his out and she didn't do the same. But it was alright, he just needed a place to stay, but if he left this town, would the cops in the next city be after him? There were no people here as far as he could tell, so maybe this was a safe place for him?<br/><br/>He had been wandering the town all day, getting a feel of it. Maybe, he could stay here? Then maybe the cops would forget about him being wanted? Even though it was clear that he didn't commit that crime. Maybe stay till the actual culprit was caught? That sounded like a better idea. Looking up at the sky, Brian could see the sun was starting to set now, and it was getting colder out. Best to find a place to stay, right? He took the liberty to roam the streets a bit till he found a abandoned warehouse, or so he thought. Brian got off his motorcycle and turned the engine off, putting the key in his pocket then took his helmet off and set it down on the seat.<br/><br/>Walking up to the warehouse, he tried to find a way to get the door open as it appeared to be locked. But actually, it was unlocked so he pushed inside. It felt eerie in a way, because nobody was here. Lots of crates were stacked and placed around everywhere, untouched machinery and rubble lied everywhere. As he walked, he felt a bit tense for some reason. Then, as if out of the shadows, two figures grasped his arms and held him against the wall. It was very surprising as well, then a third figure appeared from the darkness. It was the vampire that had turned Katherine only a year or two ago.