Umeko stiffened up as they were flying through the air. Her mind processed that he was a vampire, one that was pissed at her father's research. It was best for her to say she wasn't related to him until she was in a more open place. "Well, I just wanted to say that I was smiling because it's a habit." She sighed after she finished her sentence. But doing that caused a few strands of hair to fall in front of her face. She blushed slightly as she looked away.

Julie growled to herself once more in annoyance as she stalked around the city street's. Christina still hadn't returned to headquaters, and they really had alot to talk about. Including the much un-needed lecture she'd just recived from their cheif. "I'm gonna kick your damn ass when I find you Chris." Julie muttered to herself, rolling her eyes in slight anger. Her sunglasses were resting on the bridge of her nose, while her gloved hhands were clentched into fists. It had begun raining a good while ago, and now Julie's once dry clean clothes were soaked and clinging to her body like a second skin. Once she ducked under a hanging for cover from the drizzle of rain she whipped out her phone dialing her partners number once more. "You better answer.."

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Akiana scowled into the darkness as she walked along the abandonded streets. She was in a rather fowl mood after her talk with the Class D. She wasn't sure why either, but he seemed to know just how to get under her skin. And it aggrivated her to no end. "Just get it together Aki. No reason to keep moping over it. If he dose't want your help you can do it yourself." She told herself, while coming to a stop at a dark park. It was late into the night, and by now most of the childeren that occupied the park were tucked safely into their beds. When the firsts drops of rain touched Akiana's forehead, she tipped her head back to stare up into the dark sky. She hadn't even noticed the change in weather while she'd been walking, so caught up in her thoughts. Laughing a bit the vampire crossed the dark park towards a pair of swings that sat in the middle. Once there she removed her hand from the hilt of her blade and sat on the swing, allowing the rain to soak over her as she idly swung back and forth.

Kayla was not particularly impressed with being grabbed and flown through the air without her permission. The only thing stopping her from arguing was that she had nowhere else to be and was sick of being her own. If the only person interested in helping was a bad tempered class D well...you worked with what you had. She wasn't overly worried about him dropping her or that she would slip from his grasp. She had no particular love of her own life and had stopped fearing death a very long time ago. It was what made her so fearsome in a fight, most people she fought cared about their own lives and that made them cautious. But not her.

The building he took them to was dilapidated and generally falling down around them, she could see why he had chosen it as clearly no one ever went there. She listened as he effectively dismissed her and had to bite back the urge to tell what he could do with his orders. But she was on his turf and would hold her tongue for now besides all she cared about was him helping her bring down SyncFlesh. He could be as bad tempered as much as he wanted as long as he helped her do that.
"Fine, we'll talk later." She glanced at the human girl then back at the Class D. "If you're to feed from her at least do it where I can't see. " She said in disgust before walking out of the room.

Tezuka eyed Kayla with a bored interest. "I do not feed off of those who do not deserve to die. I'm simply curious about this one." He returned his gauze to the human. "What is your name?" He leaned down in front of. "I may look scary...But I don't act like it unless I need to."

Chris was about to answer the girl when her phone rang. She checked it. Julie. "Shit. Um, no, just take your brother and get out of here." She waved them away. She turned around and answered the phone. "Walker. What do you want?"

Cambria nodded and hurried away with the boy. Once off by themselves from curious eyes and officials, she glared at him. "what are you doing, going around here without a collar?" Her eyes widened suddenly as she realized something. If he didn't have a collar, he'd either been set free (highly unlikely) or he'd gotten it off. "Say, do you think you could get this collar and anklet off of me?" She looked at him hopefully, dying to be free.

Juliana couldn't keep the venom out of her voice once Christina answered the phone. And her tone of voice didn't help either. "Do not speak to me like that Walker. You should be happy I don't turn your ass in to the damn cheif running off like you did!" Julie ended in a hiss, though she closed her eyes taking a deep breath and willing herself to calm down. She may have been just a rank higher then Chris, but she offten didn't let the ranking difference get the better of her, especially since Chris was older then her. Sighing to herself, Juliana pinched the bridge of her nose her scowl back in place. "Where the hell are you? You were supposed to get your part of the report done for the cheif. Becuase you decided to run off and do your solo crap I had to face the captain by myself!"

"Yeah? And what are you going to say to me when I tell you I saw the Class D? He's back in the city, Jules. He's here. I lost sight of him, but he should turn up again. No doubt he's back for a reason." Chris said, not at all surprised at Juliana's outburst. It happened more often than one would expect. Chris wasn't much of team player, and couldn't help her "solo crap" as Julie put it.