He listened to his brother rambling from the phone where it rested in his jacket pocket, his worry increasing exponentially as the dizziness continued.  That worried him more than anything.  If he was feeling the effects to this extent his brother had to be almost incapacitated by it.  Whatever he had chosen to turn wasn’t human.  He didn’t know how that could be, or what the thing might be, but it definitely wasn’t human.  Humans didn’t have that kind of kick, at least none that he had bitten did.<br/><br/>He wove in and out of traffic, ignoring traffic lights and patterns in a dangerous display of ability that left people honking belatedly in his wake.  He could feel Lan somewhere close, he just had to follow that sense until he found the smoldering wreck and half dead body… and evidently a cat if what he was hearing was any indication.  His brother had gone mad… that was really the only way to explain the muffled words that were coming from the phone that his brother had evidently forgotten to hang up.<br/><br/>He was never going to let Lan live this down…<br/><br/>He laughed lightly when he heard his brother speak into the phone once more.  “I don’t think you can even begin to imagine how insane you sound Lan, of course that’s not really anything new now is it?” he asked rhetorically, continuing before Lan could answer.  “Are you feeling better now? Whatever you drank seems to be passing on my end, at least the tail lights are not blurring any more.”<br/><br/>“Good, I think I’m only a couple of blocks away, shouldn’t be but a minute…” he turned the corner, holding the phone easily against his shoulder and couldn’t help the small chuckle that escaped his lips.  “There you are…” he murmured, slowing the bike and turning into an alley way to hide it before he headed towards his brother, his eyes narrowing as he took in the scene and slid his phone into his pocket once more.<br/>