An Unhealthy Obsession

See enough was enough, there was a fine line between wanting some vampires dead and just kill everyone you saw. It wasn't like she didn't understand it was just the way they were raised, but she couldn't turn the other cheek away from it. She had watch him for months now, seeing him killing vampires - usually vampires were low on her list of creatures she cared for, but she also knew it wasn't all of them who were coldhearted killers. Therefor, they were still on her list of creatures she wanted to protect from the hunters. Being a mermaid was perhaps the most perfect cover, she didn't look like someone capable of hurting someone and she took completely advantage of that trait. Perhaps that was the reason she hadn't seemed like a threat this late, while walking behind him. If anything she had looked like someone who could have needed an escort home. The innocent look in the big doe eyes didn't posses much more than a confused look as if she had tried to get somewhere. At least till they had made it to the alley where she had used her ability to control vibrations and formed a blast that had knocked him out by letting him collide with the wall behind him.

Moving him from down to the forest and to the shore, had been another story - luckily she had a car and could drive. She had dragged him through the sand, not really concerned if he got sand in his eyes or mouth - or elsewhere. Luna finally got him to the cave, no one used it so it was the perfect place to keep someone. There was an old cage, from a shipwreck, most likely used to keep animals locked up back in the day. It wasn't small and could fit a lion, yet only giving it just enough space to lay down or stand up. Made of strong metal, she had managed to bend it by using her powers, enough so she could lock it. By the morning the water would raise and the room here would within hours be filled with water and he would drawn. Not before she got the information she wanted though.

He woke up, and Luna sighed a bit. She wanted to know how many people there were, if he hunted alone, if there was special targets. After all there was one or at least few vampires that she cared for. Vampires she didn't want him to even dare look at wrong. Where am I? Luna looked up, sitting on a rock in the darkness her eyes slowly adjusted to the pitch black cave - one of the perks of living under the sea for so many years in the dark waters. Luna got up from the rock she was sitting on, letting her feet touch the cold sand that was soaking because of the water that started coming in. She lighted up a torch letting the orange flames light up the cave, and turned to him. "Will you relax, it's not like you are dead just yet," she sighed a bit before turning to him in the cage. Luna focused most of the water that came to the cave in the direction of the cage. "How many of you are there?" she asked and walked closer to the cage. "Or perhaps you are a lone hunter? Stupid enough to think you can take on the world?" Luna theorized for a second and tilted her head a little to the side. The mermaid took a deeper breath in and sighed. It wasn't like she was a siren, sirens lured their victims by their voices - mermaids lured by their looks - then again you should never judge a book by its cover. "You know if you just ask my questions quickly, I can offer you a quick and painless death - other than what you have to come."

Her deep dark brown eyes looked at him while he held onto the bars. He yelled at her but she didn't really flinch at all, just tilted her head as if she studied him. "Good.. Then you got an idea of just how much time you have before it reaches your head and you can't breath anymore," she pointed out and chuckled a bit. "Isn't that what people say about werewolves? The lone wolf dies, but the pack survives. Does that count for brainless hunters as well?" She asked and folded her lips slightly while thinking. "I dragged you here to kill you, isn't that obvious," she replied and frowned a bit more. "You hunters think you are so cool. Going around killing the supernatural, in your case the vampires. Don't get me wrong, I've met a few bloodsuckers I wasn't fond off as well. But you can't really just go around killing all of them, just because you feel superior to them," a sigh left the mermaid's lips as she licked her lips. "You humans are just remarkably selfish to the core."

Luna didn't really care much for the useful words he put in his sentences. She just wanted replies that she could use for something. "I am selfish - but some of us has to get our hands dirty to fix the mess you humans has created," she replied with a slight head tilt. "And to answer your question from before, I'm a mermaid. Who is sick and tired of people like you." Luna pointed strongly out and stepping closer to the bars herself. She wasn't scared of a little human behind bars, or any human at all. It as their turn to behind bars. "You know when you're drowning, you don't actually inhale until right before you black out." Luna then told and took a step back looking at nails on her left hand shortly. "It's called voluntary apnea." Her doe eyes turned back up watching the human. Even through he was going to die, she still had time before the water would get to him. Unless she speeded up the process of course.
"It's like no matter how much you're freaking out, the instinct to not let any water in is so strong that you won't open your mouth until you feel like your head's exploding. " The mermaid tilted her head a little curiously at the human. Always found it funny to see a human lost at see, trying so desperate to find their way up to the surface  - knowing just one of the sea's monsters would be able to find them before they reached land. "But then when you finally do let it in, that's when it stops hurting. It's not scary anymore. It's - it's actually kind of peaceful." A soft chuckle left her lips before she shook her head a little.

"I never claimed not to have any issue, but most of them start with h and ends with uman," she replied a bit snarkier and narrowed her eyes a bit at him. "You don't have any demands to make sweetheart," she pointed out and narrowed her eyes a little bit. Luna raised her brow slightly at him. "I just want the world cleaned from hunters like you, thinking you can just take out anything that doesn't fit in your box," she sighed a bit and was clearly letting him get on her nerves. "If you wanted a fair chance, you should have provided me with more information.. like where can I find other hunters.. clans.. stuff like that," she picked up his phone from her back pocket. "Who is this Cece person that keeps calling you? -- Another hunter? Because, I can just text her to meet you up here. See that would be fun." A small laughter left the mermaids lips before she ended the call, not using this yet. But now she knew she could. She forced the water to reach his chest, from there it only started to rise faster and faster. "Speak."

He started to behave like a caged animal. It gave her a few flashbacks to when she first had gotten up on land back in the day. She had been placed in a glass cage with water, having trouble breathing because despite what people thought, mermaids needed air to breathe - unlike sirens that could breathe under water. His reaction to this 'Cece' person made her smile a little more crooked. "Oh I  hit a nerve," she almost sang with a small laughter. "But she is involved with you, yeah? - What is she, sister? Girlfriend?" Luna asked a bit more curiously. Like I said, there i only me. The mermaid narrowed her eyes a little bit. "Does it really matter through, I'm still going to kill you?" She responded with her head tilted lightly to the left side. "It would just be so very kind of you, if you just gave me more usual information before. I mean, come on pretty face, you must be able to give me something useful?"

Great, he started talking again. She should really just drown him already. Then again, she needed to get something other than his death out of this. "For the love of the ocean, how stupid to you think I am?" She sighed annoyed, just before he even got the chance to reply, she raised the water over his head. Holding it there for a while just giving him enough time to think now was the end. Then again, she knew what she was going. This wasn't the first time she had drowned or attempted to drown a person, she knew how long she could keep going this before he would die. So just before lowering the water around him again, giving him air to breathe. "Don't play games with me babe, otherwise it's going to be a long night.


It had been this for hours. First it had been feeling like she had been knocked over, mostly just reminding her of the evening the whole link think had went on. Cecilia had kept telling Luke the whole evening something bad was going to happen, and it was only the first of May. She couldn't really take more bad news. Cecilia was curled up on the couch, knowing in her gut something bad had happened to Mono, but she couldn't place it. So, she had kept calling him, just hoping he would take the call and tell her he had fallen asleep on his couch - but she also knew, that it was far from the truth. Then it hit her, and her mind’s eye had completely left the room. All she could see was the bars, as the salty water got in her eyes, holding her breath, truly caught in the moment she felt like she was drowning. Cecilia couldn't even breathe, or even snap enough out of the vision to remind herself to do it. It was first as the water lowered in her vision that she finally gasped for air almost falling over the couch as she started coughing. Her entire face painted in panic, still just watching the person lighted up from the flames behind her.

Then she jumped slightly as she snapped out of it, looking slightly freaking out checking she was back in the room, before her eyes finally locked themselves on to Luke's. Her panicked and worried expression didn't change much, other than the nerves fading slightly by his presence. "Sh... She is drowning him," the restlessness started to settle in her. She couldn't just sit here, Mono needed her. Cecilia took a deeper breath trying not to freak more out than she already was, she needed to keep her head cold. "We have to get him," she nodded a few times mostly confirming it with herself. Her heart was beating so heavily in her chest with worry. Cecilia knew better than to go on her own. "I remember her dragging him through sand.. the salty water.. they are on the beach.. He was in Oakheart earlier today.. maybe around Oakbeach?" She theorized trying to keep her head in the game, even though her heart was racing with worry.

Lucas hated - really hated - when Cecilia had nights like this. It made him anxious and filled with nervous energy and most of all it made him act like a worried mother hen; faffing about the house, making her tea and wrapping blankets around her. It was in a such position he had left her to go take a shower. A quick one that, knowing that he didn't like leaving her alone when she had bad feelings, especially as the bad feeling of the day involved Mono. Luke had hopped in a pair of joggers as he dried himself off, when he heard her. Coughing?
A surge of panic nearly had him trip on the stairs, but he managed somewhat un-gracefully to not fall over, as he ran downstairs, hastily reaching her.
"Ce?!"
She looked like she'd gotten something stuck in her throat, coughing violently, gasping for air, before she finally seemed to manage. She drew in a large breath of air - Luke did this too - and her eyes locked onto his. He stared in bafflement, mirroring much of her panicked expression. "She, who? What? Who's drowning who?" He muttered, speaking so fast that his words jumbled on top of each other. "Mono?"
Luke looked sideways towards the dark night outside before looking back at Cecilia. His hair was still wet from the shower and he wasn't dressed for anything. He knew he'd have to do something about that very quickly if they had any shot at getting anywhere near Oakheart before something very bad would happen to Mono. "How?" He asked; his voice a little high pitched from the adrenaline shooting through his body as his heart seemed to beat a million miles an hour. "How fast can we get there?"

"There is.. - this woman, uhm," she closed her eyes for a second trying to recall whatever detail she had of the woman in the dark. Mono? Cecilia nodded to confirm, folding her lips together while taking an even sharper breath in. "He is in.. some sort of cage -" Her mouth felt dry just by trying to explain what she just had seen. The last time she had a vision where one of her close friends were harmed, Eden died. She was scared out of her mind not being able to reach Mono in time, but she also knew her visions were a glimpse of the future, she didn't know how long ahead or how much time they had on their hands. Cecilia took another sharp breath in and ran her hands frustrated over her hair while breathing out. "I don't know.. " Cecilia got up from the couch not being able to sit still any longer. She took a deeper breath in. "I guess we have to hope the car can drive fast enough," she exhaled massaging her forehead shortly.

She rushed out to the entrance and grabbed her jacket. "I reckon it's best you drive," she handed him the keys. Cecilia didn't want to risk driving and having another vision, not when she was already in this state. Well, they were both pretty wrecked up, yet this was the smarter choice. "I hate this.. I bloody hate this," she mumbled defeated to herself , while rushing to get her shoes on before putting her phone in her back pocket. In case, just in case that something would switch up and he would call her to tell her everything was fine. Cecilia couldn't think about anything else other than getting there, completely worked up in what she had seen. Cecilia placed her hand on the door handle for a short moment and took a deeper breath in collecting herself. Then she opened the door and headed to the car, looking shortly if Luke was with her before getting in the car.



He was angry. Hissing at her, making her chuckle a bit as she breathed out. "Torture?" She asked moving her head a little to the right while watching him. "What a marvelous idea," Luna licked her lips a little and took a step closer to the cell. Luna narrowed her eyes a little bit before clicking her tongue. "I find the only motivation people ever really need... is pain. And its proper application that is," the mermaid took a few steps back and moved her head more to the left. Luna picked up the phone again and waved it at him. "I want names. All the names you have on hunters in the area, and I want them now. Or I will dial her number and make damn sure she ends up in that cage with you. Are we clear?" Luna didn't have time for games or him trying to sneak around whatever she was trying to get from him. It was rare you found a good hunter that would gladly give information about other hunters, and if he really did give anyone up - she knew what kind of person he was as well - the type of human she expected everyone was. Or at least raised to believe that they were.

Lucas reached out to gently put a hand on his girlfriend's shoulder, locking his eyes with hers and taking a deep breath, hoping she would follow. Time was essential as always, but there was absolutely nothing good in rushing out into anything - something Cecilia always did before thinking. If Mono was a prisoner, they couldn't exactly simply run to his rescue without understanding the situation better. Oakheart wasn't exactly close by, and hopefully by the time they would reach the beach, they'd have come up with a plan though.
"Okay, breathe. I'll be right back. Put on a jacket, okay?"
Luke rushed back up the stairs to grab a warm sweatshirt, throwing it over his joggers, not bothering to waste time with changing what he wore. Joggers were good in case they needed to run anyway, he thought to himself, before heading back downstairs.

Lucas grabbed hold of the keys in silence, only agreeing with what she said. He actually wasn't fond of her driving at all and had always thought it to be just about the most dangerous thing with an unpredictable ability like hers.
"I know, chicken," he replied in a mumble, looking back to check that the lights had been turned off, before following her outside and locking the door behind them.
Where Cecilia had taken a deep breath before entering the car, Luke took one as soon as he had sat down on the front seat, and turned on the engine. He shifted in his seat and turned to her with a determined look in his blue eyes. "We'll make it, okay?" He assured her. He had no way of promising this to her, but would do all in his power to avoid another person losing their lives and Cecilia beating herself up over not being able to save them. "He's going to be fine. We're gonna make it."

Her worried doe eyes turned to look at her boyfriend's blue determined ones. She breathed out and nodded a bit, they had to make it. They had to. Cecilia knew there was a risk of them not making it. It was a dangerous promise, but either way, she needed to believe that right now. "Yeah," she breathed out and closed her eyes for a second. Cecilia couldn't handle the thought of losing Mono, her hand holding tight onto the phone still having hope for him calling to say things were alright. Her eyes on the road, she hated rushing in cars - but right now what she liked and disliked didn't matter. Cecilia ran her right hand over her hair, taking a deeper breath in and closed her eyes for a second trying to focus on something. She tried to recall other things, hoped she could sense something useful.  "Think Cecilia.. just think, there must be something we can do," she mumbled to herself, once again looking at the phone. "Of course," she opened her messages to Mono, as she got an idea. Mono was a hunter. She knew a bunch of hunters at this point. "The woman keeps asking him about.. who else is there.. It must be a hunter thing, right?" She looked shortly to the side to get some sort of confirmation - not that her head was focused on anything than the hope of being right on this. "I've seen some of his text from his clan before.. They typically grow up in clans.. so, maybe, I just need to get her attention?" The human theorized and took a sharper breath in. Even if it wasn't, they didn't have anything to lose in not trying. Her fingers ran over the screen typing. "Something like.. Did you find the target? Report back soon as possible," she read out as she typed, biting her lips together looking at the screen. Cecilia waited a little bit but then hit send, they after all needed all the time they could get.



Luna took a sharp breath in. Why couldn't he just give her some sort of information. She grew impatient with him and killing him seemed to be the next thing on her list. Her threat seemed to get to him though, and she walked closer to the defeated human. Then she felt the phone buzzing, so she turned to the side to look at it, hoping it was some useful information. Some message from work about opening the bakery tomorrow morning, as if she could use that for anything. Luna breathed out annoyed and chose just to end the human. But as she turned around to face him, he reached for her and she looked down at her shoulder as the pocketknife hit her shoulder. "For the love of Triton," she hissed grabbing his wrist, looking into his eyes. "Do you wish to die?" Luna let go of his wrist and took a step back to get the knife out of her shoulder. Now she was bleeding, fantastic. The phone buzzed again, and she was just about to curse. "Well, well, well," a smile lighted up on the otherwise deadpan face. "Looks like one of us has been lying. Your darling Cece just texted if you have found your last taget and wants me to report back. Oh, sweet cheeks." Luna leaned against the rock side and started typing. "I think we will have some company sooner or later.. what are we going to do in the meantime?"


"She replied back," Cecilia lighted up almost instant and looked at the screen. "The Arachne caves?" She frowned a bit looking over at Lucas shortly before reading the rest of the text. "Come alone.. blah, blah, yeah right," she mumbled a bit, before replying she would be there. Small flashes seemed to flicker for her eyes, and the sound of electric hummed in her ears making her frown for a second as she tried to tune into it. "Do you know anyone by the name Luna?" She asked with a small frown, she didn't have a clear image of the entire situation or the person, but the name she got was that. Luna, but it wasn't her or Mono saying it. It was Lucas.

Luke was never really in the mood to talk when he was stressed. And this ordeal stressed him so incredibly much. He focused his hard gaze on the road, nodding to Cecilia as she spoke; gently putting a hand on her leg as she mumbled in frustration. He gave her a soft squeeze to cheer her up a little. It most probably wouldn’t work, when he himself was feeling gloomy and scared for Mono. He had really enjoyed getting to know him all over again these past months.
“Careful Ce, that’s a dangerous game to play,” he warned her. She obviously knew that; she wasn’t unintelligible after all, but it never harmed to underline the point. Especially with the crowd Mono had probably managed to piss off throughout his life.
As street lights flashed around them, he navigated his way out of the city.
Luke looked into the mirror, checking that he was good to take a sharp left turn to get onto the street leading through the forest and towards Oakheart. The dark road was empty so he pushed down to speed up. Having already probably broken multiple laws in the car these past ten minutes, this simply added to the list, driving much faster than what was legal. He prayed that no animals would run onto the road from the forest as it grew denser and darker around them.
Arachne.
Lucas frowned and shot a glance at the clock on the car panel to check what time it was. The caves at night was not a place he particularly wanted to be, and he growled to himself in annoyance at Mono going there on his own. Goddamn hunters.
“He has to stop,” he mumbled, clenching onto the stirring wheel, as Cecilia replied to the text message. “He has to stop this.”

Do you know anyone by the name Luna?
He tensed up remarkably. What?! He knew a few called Luna, truth be told, had had a few students and even grew up with a friend who dated one. As pretty of a name as it was, it made him shudder in silence. None of these people were who he was thinking of now. The caves. It gave him goosebumps. “I do,” he replied stiffly, focusing his eyes straight ahead on the dark road. “Why, what did you see?”
Luke clenched harder around the steering wheel before blowing out a large portion of air from his lungs. “Fuck,” he snapped in a low growl, slamming a hand on the wheel.
He tensed his jaw and tried breathing through his nose. If Luna had him, now was the time to hurry up. She wasn’t one to wait or waver. He considered calling Mono’s phone in hopes of her picking up, but if she was hoping to catch another hunter perhaps it was best to make it a surprise. At least maybe she would keep him alive until they arrived.
That was what he hoped for as he slowly drove out of the forest and entered the hilly landscapes before the mountains they would have to cross to get to the caves.

The words kept echoing in her head. Yeah, Mono needed to stop this before things got out of control. This was already way out of control. But focusing on the person who had taken Mono, she noticed how Lucas tensed up, making her take a sharper breath in. Why, what did you see? That was the question, it was dark. Everything she saw was through the dulm flickering lights from a lamp on the beach, it didn't make a trustworthy picture. She had read a little bit about the caves, mostly because Seraphina had asked her about them. It was a larger tunnel system mostly used by.. sirens and mermaids. "Any mermaids or sirens?" Cecilia didn't even know if she dared to ask, but she did. Who ever he knew, or believed he knew that could be a part of this, his reaction spooked her for a second. Just a second as he slammed his hand on the wheel. "What is it?" She held her breath while asking, reaching out to place her hand on his shoulder giving it a small squeeze. "We will get him out, we will," she breathed out turning her eyes on the road as they entered the more hilly landscape. She had never been fond of driving at night, and not at the speed they were going, but in this moment it didn't matter, what mattered was Mono's safety.

As they came closer to the shore, she could feel her heartbeat speed up. Newer pictures flashed for her eyes, seeing the cave more clearly, perhaps it was just a different view she watched from, then remembering that Lucas did have some sort of nightvision. Cecilia was used getting thrown the unknown in her head, if it was like this or just at work. She worked at the trauma department, you never knew what you would face in there. Coming closer to the sand, she suggested driving as close as possible, it would be much easier to see more than just whatever the lamppost gave her permission to.


Luna raised a brow when Mono asked if she would stop calling him names. "And you are still talking," she sighed before shaking her head. She folded her lips, biting them close together trying not to lose her temper with this one. Of course, she had just lured one other out here - Mono had no more use for her. "You want to go out?" She turned to him letting her lips go and watched him. "Fine," she used her powers to open the cell. "Go then, I dare you," she didn't even give him time to think before she reached in with her good arm and pulled him out, pushing him towards the exit with her powers, blasting him with energy. Exiting the caves she saw the lights from the car. "How about you just hang out and air dry, while we chat?" She used the vibrations underneath the human to lift him up into the air, having him hang dangerously high.


Parking at the shore, looking out the car window, she saw how Mono almost got blasted out in the sand, only to fly up in the air. "What the fucking hell?" Panicked she grabbed handle to the car almost forgetting to loosen her seatbelt, only as it stopped her from going further she remembered to breath and take it easy. As easy as you could take it in this situation. However, she wasn't going to stay in the car, but she didn't go anywhere without turning her head to Lucas to figure out what they should do from here. They needed to be smart about this, if they could manage to keep their heads cold.

“Mermaid,” he replied dryly. The species  had a forever positive connotation where sirens usually had the opposite, but he knew that nothing in this life was black and white and that everyone could do good and bad things regardless of what they were born as.
Cecilia’s hand had him tense for yet another second, before her warmth made him lower his shoulders and he took a deep breath in. “I don’t like this. If it’s her; she’s  very unpredictable.” He muttered in a low growl. He focused his eyes back on the road, speeding up through the small mountain passages before arriving onto the beach. A rocky beach he knew way too well. He finally slowed down as they neared the caves, seeing everything ever so clearly with his night vision. For once he didn’t need his glasses and felt entirely comfortable looking through the blackness of the night. He gasped sharply as he saw the two figures straight ahead.

The athletic frame of Mono shooting through the air had Lucas’ heart speed up rapidly, as he pulled over and turned off the car in a swift movement. Then Mono got shot upwards, high up in the air, and stayed swaying up there. An attack on Luna would cause her to drop him and he doubted anyone would survive such a fall. Cecilia moved.
Luke’s arm shot sideways and wrapped around Cecilia, the second she went to open the door in her panicked frenzy. He turned to her, pain flashing through his eyes for a short second before he pulled himself together and nodded at her, probably to convince himself more than her that it would be okay. The beautiful brown eyes that looked up at him with such mix of confusion and trust made his heart skip a beat. “Sorry,” he whispered, before releasing his grip around her and instead placed his hand - gently this time - on her cheek, locking his eyes with hers. “I - uh. She is a very strong mermaid and she doesn’t like humans much,” he told her. “We didn’t part on good terms, Ce, and if that was to be a cause of harm to you I wouldn’t know what to do with myself.”
Luke gently traced his thumb on her cheek, attempting a small smile, whilst trying not to let his heart run off.
“I need you to stay in the car. Is that okay?” He asked her softly. I don’t want you to get hurt. the sentence hung in the air.  “I’ll try to talk to her?” The phrase although not a question was asked like one, to make sure that Cecilia was okay and comfortable with it. He never liked telling her what to do and was well aware that the stubborn little human that he so loved, was perfectly capable of handling herself in most situations. Meaning he also trusted her to her to get out of the car if the coast was clear - literally speaking - and run to get Mono and drive away from there.
He leaned over to kiss her nose before turning around, opening the side door and getting out from the car.

Cecilia kept her eyes on him, knowing this wasn't their usual scene, and yet, somehow it was. This entire year had been one rocky road from one place to the next, and she had been having a axe hanging over her head more times than she liked to count. His grab around her made her hold her breath shortly, but also shot her out of her panicked state. Danger. So much danger hanging like a thick cloud over them, following them wherever they turned. Sorry, she breathed out keeping her eyes locked with his, giving him a comforting nod that it was okay. The gentle hand on her cheek made her take sharper breath in, as she placed her own on top of his. If this Luna was dangerous, unpredictable, and didn't have a fondness for humans, she understood his concern regarding her. Cecilia licked her lips a bit nervously, her heart skipped a few beats ahead, she knew where this was going, and she didn't like it. He did know this Luna person, and she didn't ask for the whole follow up story - they didn't have the time for the story, or Mono didn't.

I need you to stay in the car. Is that okay?
Cecilia raised her brow a little bit, like hell she was okay with it. But she wasn't going to do anything without thinking, they needed to be smart about it. He wanted to talk to her, and all she could feel was how heavy her heart was beating. He wasn't the only one scared that harm would come to the other. "Be careful, okay?" She breathed out, her voice shaking slightly with the fear running through her. "Be careful," Cecilia closed her eyes shortly as he kissed her nose, then opening them to watching him get out of the car. Cecilia breathed out heavily out and hoped it wouldn't come to any serious amount of damage, even if she were the one of them best qualified to handle it. Cecilia looked up to the night sky, only just seeing Mono hanging there, before Lucas stepped in front of the car.


Luna looked up at Mono as he once again talked. "You never shut up do you?" The mermaid rolled her eyes annoyed, turning her head towards the sound of the car door opening. "You got to be kidding me," she clicked her tongue a bit, before a small laughter seemed to leave her lips. Luna noticed there was another person in the car as well, but for now, the person stepping out was far more interesting for her. "Lucas," she chuckled a bit shaking her head. "You were honestly the last person I expected to see tonight, I guess there is things in this world that can still surprise me, huh?" Luna rolled her shoulder a bit back, it was sore from the stab, blood still running over her arm. The other arm being the only thing holding Mono from not falling down and land on the rock side of the cave - not a landing that would be pretty if she chose to drop the human. "If you want to say anything, you better say it now, because I'm not in a good mood."