Sleep came rather easily for Meiranis, even incubi needed their sleep. You couldn't be a terror to the human race if you were drowsy all the time! He lay on his side, facing the girl. He opened an eye lazily when he felt her shift out of the bed. His tail was dangling off the side of the bed, swishing back and forth right next to her bag. As she began to pull it towards her, the tail wrapped around the strap, yanking it out of her hands and tossing it into the air to be caught by Meiranis. He rubbed his eyes tiredly, letting out a yawn, showing his long fangs.<br/><br/>"You couldn't have waited until the sun got higher up in the sky?" he muttered, looking at her. He began to rummage through the bag again, "If you were hungry, you could have simply-" His eyes seemed to spark when he felt the keen edge of a blade brush up against his fingers. He turned back to Anna, eyes narrowing. "Clever little girl." he growled, pulling his hand out of the bag only to backhand the human across the face.<br/><br/>He stood over her, blood beginning to boil in his veins. "Trying to kill me, even after I kept you from experiencing a worse fate than that other human. You are even more foolish than those villagers, coming into my territory and thinking they could live there without consequence?? I should have handed you over to Aridan, he would have kept you from trying something as foolish as this! You would have been chained up, kept in a room where the birds could pick you clean when you eventually died, until that happened you would be forced to suffer far greater punishments than you can even begin to imagine! You made a fool of me in front of my superior, and now you have the gall to try and kill me??" His eyes shone red, his tail swished around angrily, his claws tensed, almost eager to dig into her soft flesh and make her bleed.<br/><br/>He took hold of her arm, claws digging in tightly enough that blood began to trickle, but he didn't care. He threw the bag onto the bed, and dragged the helpless girl back into the room she had been left in the previous night. It still reeked of blood, stains on the floor as he shoved her in. He slammed the door, locking it tightly before peering through the steel barred window in the door. "You aren't leaving here, and if you try, there will be hell to pay." he hissed before turning on heel and storming out the front doors. He growled to himself, he would go raid the village right now, but he had a promise to keep, foolish as it was he wasn't going to break that promise. He needed to hunt, needed to kill something to take his mind off things.