A/N: This is dumb and not good, if you want more let me know.
Would you like to see a chapter follow Kara or do you think it fits more to primarily follow Lena?
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The night was cloudy, cold, wet, the city below lighting it's inhabitants up.
The wet brick beneath her fingertips, the scent filled her nostrils. Enough to make her grasp the edge hard. She was careful, however. It did not crack.
Wet dog , she disdainfully thought to herself. The Lycan presence was undeniable. Our marks , she looked towards Isaac, who continued to press the camera against his eyes. Watching. Waiting.
She sat on the bells tower, behind her the bell held still. Isaac was on a building to her left, several stories up himself.
Huffing indignantly, in her crouched position, she brought her free hand to comb through her damp long hair. Her eyes shifted back to that of the crowd below them. She saw them. Undeniable. Both shirtless, sports bras the only thing keeping them from being bare-chested, jackets covering most of their upper torso and uncaring of their soaking clothes.
The- humans around them mostly carried umbrellas.
These Lycans, one of darker skin and another of lighter skin, stalked something. She recognized their patterns. Moving quickly to close distance but well aware of how close they could get. Uncertain of who they were stalking exactly she allowed her eyes to move from the female Lycans, ahead of them.
She saw a hooded form, her position didn't allow her to gain a view on the features of this person. Anger flooded her system, they continued to stalk, this race of rabid dogs. Much like the night she became a complete or-
Hearing Isaac's soft huff, her head turned. He met her eyes and waited for her signal, fixing the trenchcoat that hung around his shoulders. He tilted his head up almost too proudly and rose his brows in questions.
She gave a nod, once, and that's all that was needed. Looking down with peaking fangs as he snarled lightly, he stood and stepped off. Allowing himself to drop the distance to the ground at the edge of an alleyway. As anxious as he was- as they both were, he was smart enough to draw attention away from himself.
He landed with a thud just in the shadows, stepping out as he fixed his coat. It began to rain lightly yet again.
She stayed in her position a moment longer as the rain beat down harder. She extended her hand cupping the rain in her hand with a sigh. Spreading her fingers, she watched as the water dripped away. She, herself, stood and followed Isaac as she spotted a man throwing a leg over his motorcycle, ready to rev it.
The moment she touched the ground, as the loud backfire from the man's vehicle caught the attention of those nearby she paid him only a glance as she moved on.
She continued down the street, following the Lycan scent until she found Isaac within her peripheral. They didn't look at each other but out of the corner of her eye, she did see him nudge his head towards the subway. She changed her course and did not follow, not even pausing at the Lycan's came into view again.
Dangerously close to their mark.
What on earth are you doing? She questioned to herself, but didn't allow it to distract herself. Given the chance, she'd kill them first and ask questions later. She knew this. It was her job, perhaps even in her code, something she followed without question.
Ahead of them, as they neared the subway steps she saw the figure pause. She knew as she took a detour, a shortcut made specifically for her kinds needs .
She found Jack, another Death Dealer, waiting by a newsstand feigning interest.
Lena knew the two wolves had been made, even slightly. The figure- woman? Continued her path down the steps, moving slightly faster than before.
Turning down an alley nearby, she came to a manhole cover. Standing above, she bent down and without a problem lifted it. Holding the edge she let herself drop, a free hand on the cover so as she dropped it was flipped, dropping somewhat back into place. Not well but it'd do. She pressed on as her feet touched the ground.
She followed the small tunnel towards a door, as she came to the door she opened it slightly and peered out. Not seeing the Lycans she opened it and slipped out before anyone looked at her. She could hear the train coming, as such, she placed herself casually by the middle pillar of where she knew the train would be boarded.
Leaning against the pillar, she tilted her head downwards slightly, hand on her hip, bringing her free hands thumbnail to rest between her teeth. To resemble a nervous tick so as not to draw attention. She even feigned a few deep breaths. She waited for the scent to become stronger, knowing not far behind was Isaac.
She waited. Her eyes flickering back and forth every time she'd look up to scan the human crowd. However, as she looked up she found herself entranced, pausing as bright blue eyes that belonged to honey blonde hair behind glasses stared at her. Mouth gaping.
The intensity of the stare was enough to make Lena blink and look away as the woman turned to find the subway stopping next to her. Lena tried to shrink back enough in hopes the woman would be sidetracked and looked away, but she didn't.
Blue eyes found her green ones again and she couldn't look away. Like a gravitational pull holding her there, tugging at her, she froze her feet to their place. A man knocked into the blonde causing her to frown and watch him leave before she looked back to Lena who's eyes never left her face.
The blonde straightened her flannel shirt, grey hoodie zipped up midway, under the leather jacket and looked back.
"Kara," she spoke finally.
Lena opened her mouth but couldn't bring herself to say anything. Kara , frowned again as Lena shrunk back behind the pillar out of view and was forced to continue forward. Ready to board the train as it stopped. Out of necessity, probably, to make it to work. Lena couldn't stop the disappointment that filled her chest.
She was uncertain if it was that a human noticed her or the beauty the human in question held.
She was momentarily drawn away from her disappointment as the scent of Lycans filled her nose, she turned enough to peek and found one of such women in question moving as quickly as she could. Lena realized, then, that this Kara was their mark. She felt disdain fill her chest, frowning to keep herself from snarling at the information. She found Isaac following without question.
Something was wrong, however, as the Lycan, they both knew as Imra, stopped and turned her head just as the doors to the train opened. She turned her body completely and found Isaac in an instant snarling.
Shit, Lena realized.
"Psi!" She howled, pulling a set of Uzi's out from under her coat.
Imra aimed, shooting through the crowd at Isaac. Most ducked out of the way, hitting the ground as Isaac cursed to himself and hid behind the closest pillar.
Lena let out a sigh as Isaac pressed himself against his own and looked her way. She snapped her head to the left and found the other Lycan, Psi , a blonde, hold her own handgun out and aim for her directly.
Letting out a breath she turned sharply to the next side of the pillar, missing the shots aimed her way. She assumed Isaac did the same. He had not, instead had pulled his own gun and assumed he'd have been the quicker shot. He fell to the ground and Lena watched, with a twinge of anger, as his skin dried- burned from the inside out with a bright blue light cracking through his skin.
He twisted in pain, groaning as he lay dying. Lena couldn't do anything but watch . It was like the sun itself was burning him from the inside.
Her eyes flickered to Jack who rushed down the steps, before back to Isaac who looked towards her mouthing something. She clenched her teeth, drawing her own guns from beneath her trenchcoat and turning around the pillar. Shooting without hesitation.
Psi let out a yelp of pain, as a bullet landed. Shoulder. She caught herself and shot back, forcing herself back to hide behind a pillar. Her body shook as did her balance, as a few more of Lena's shots landed. Lena followed her carefully until Imra came into view, she reloaded a weapon and aimed forcing Lena to backtrack back to the pillar. Muttering an angry fuck as she did.
As she found herself turning to hide behind the pillar she'd become so acquainted with through the ordeal, she watched as one of Psi's poorly aimed shots, as she clutched her calf in pain, hit a human woman. The woman fell over with a pain and tears in her eyes. Lena had almost paused as she watched Kara, from where she hid in the open train, dive forward toward the woman.
She gripped the woman by her jacket and slid her to the wall behind a vending machine as quickly as she could apologizing when the woman let out a cry of pain. Moving the woman's shirt and jacket out of the way, she assessed the damage. Now uncaring of the commotion around her.
Lena closed her eyes for a moment. Sparing Kara only a single thought, reckless woman.
Psi was forced to completely hide behind a pillar as Jack stepped out of his place and aimed, taking shots at her. His brows dipped and he turned to the other side of his own pillar, taking quick shots at Imra who ducked and growled as she did. She slid into the subway train, standing once and taking aim at Jack who hid again just before the bullets started flying.
As Jack was distracted, Psi made a move, shooting from her spot and grasping onto Kara's jacket.
Kara, as brave and much as she tried, couldn't shake the grip. The Lycan pulled again with more force until Lena turned, aiming a gun, with urgency, and took a few shots at Psi again. A shot hitting her collarbone knocked her on her back.
Lena continued to shoot, even as Psi scurried onto her feet and into the train, rushing forward to open the opposite door herself so she might get away from Lena. No longer caring about her target.
Lena paused for a moment, next to Kara, who looked up at her in both amazement, and gratefulness. She had to force herself to look away and pursue the Lycan. An unnerving feeling, in all honesty. Still.
She heard the train doors open and turned, taking a shot at Psi again who rushed to exit. Lena followed, reloading a gun. She traveled the length of the train, not even pausing as she bent down and snatched Isaac's camera. Seeing his path, Lena ran in through another open train door and ran through the aisle keeping pace with Psi.
Everyone was pressed against the seat or the walls to keep from being shot, whimpering, crying, Lena had free roam to move without being stopped.
As she came to the trains ending door, she rose her gun and took a couple of shots. Causing both the glass window to crack, allowing her to dive through as she neared it, and Psi to stumble again. Bleeding as her back was hit.
Rolling onto her feet, Lena continued her chase of Psi who was all too desperate to escape. Feet ahead of Lena.
This meant Lena lost visible track of the Lycan when she rounded the corner. As she followed suit, she found herself stopping, kneeling to examine a few of the bullets that had been obviously pulled out.
Picking one up, she sighed.
The sound of a hollowed scream, undeniably Lycan, Lena turned ready to peer back through the tunnel. If anything to see if Imra was following.
At the last possible second the sound filled her ears, and she was forced to turn her head back as the subway whipped past her.
A light scent of a citrus smell, oranges, and- cream? Filled her nostrils, causing her to watch the train for a moment. She was confused. Where did that even-
She sighed again, gripping one of her guns in her hand tight. She turned her head down the tunnel and followed the path in front of her. Jack could hold his own if anything Lena was determined now to take down at least one Lycan.
The memory of Kara's blue eyes staring into her own, speaking her name for Lena to hear softly, flashed before Lena shook her head to rid herself of the image. She wouldn't be fascinated, or curious any longer. She would do her job.
As she walked the length of the tunnel she was careful. Listening.
She came to a metal hatch, her head tilted in curiosity as she knelt beside it and inhaled. Dog, she thought to herself. A second later she threw it open and dropped. Turning on her knees, gun gripped firmly in hand to peer both behind and in front of her.
Tunnels, she noted to herself. Something to keep in mind as she trained her eyes forward, standing, and waiting.
A moment later she heard the light clicking sound and dropped to her knees, turning and firing two shots without a moment of hesitation. Psi dropped to the ground in pain, writhing from the silver.
Lena snarled, as she stood, stepping forward, her fangs extended. She placed a foot on Psi's chest, holding her still enough. Green eyes turning into an almost unnervingly inhuman blue. Lena stared at the woman for a second schooling her expression into something calmer at the thought of killing one of the Lycan's that lead to Isaac'ss death.
She took the shot. One. Twice. Until the body below her foot stopped moving.
Her eyes caught sight of the gun, she bent down, snatching it up as she set her own gun back in its holster inside her coat. and ejected the clip. Her brows furrowed at the sight she found. Lips pressing into a thin line for a moment. Concentrated UV rounds, she thought, how?
The sound of a growl caught Lena's ears, turning as she watched a black and grey wolf-like creature drop on all fours, turning and setting her eyes on Lena. It was obvious, as the Lycan's eyes fell to that of Psi and then to Lena that Imra was angry.
Lena thought for a moment. Psi had come this way, as she was sure Imra had too for a reason. If Imra howled, and she likely could in this state, there was little doubt their pack wouldn't come looking for the two of them. She made the decision, then, to escape. Run. Report back Edge and the rest of the death dealers.
Imra hunched forward, growling, and Lena's jaw tensed, her vampiric blue eyes just daring her. To try anything.
Imra shot forward and Lena threw, extending a hand to her side, disc-like objects- blades extending in the air as Imra pounced. Silver.
They made contact and Imra skidded to the side, allowing Lena to rush forward turning a sharp left leaving the Lycan's behind. She set about finding her own way through the tunnels. She ignored anything that might follow behind and focused on finding her own way out.
She had to check on Jack. She ignored any thought about Kara.
She gripped the gun she'd picked up in her hand, determined to get it to Winn. Allow him to see it. Examine it.
Shooting through a door into another opened one, she set her back against a wall and allowed herself to finally breathe. Her eyes green, fangs shrinking.
The sound of another yell of pain caused Lena to twist, towards a set of bars, pulling a gun free of its holster, and aiming. When she saw nothing she set it down.
She saw nothing. But she heard, oh she heard.
She inched forward, looking up towards a hole in the ceiling on the other side of the bars. The sounds of scuffles, infighting, wolves, and the awful scent. She knew.
"Fuck," she muttered.
We have a problem. She thought.
She turned again and ran.
