"Can't I go for a little bathroom break? I have to pee."
Sean groaned, "Fine, but hurry up."
Dany grinned and hopped off his back and ran into the forest, hoping to find a nice little tree, not noticing a pair of red eyes following her every move.
Vlad finally had a chance to strike.
After following the two, he hadn't had a chance to pounce, until now. But first, he had to deal with the elder wolf.
Sneaking behind the wolf, he prepared himself to launch. Vlad was crouched down, waiting for the perfect moment. As the wolf was taking off his jacket, Vlad pounced, claws unsheathed.
All hell broke loose.
Dany pulled up her pants quickly when she heard a noise coming from the direction she came from. Jogging back to check on Sean, she was surprised to see Sean and Vlad going at it. They was punching, kicking, snarling, and blood.
"Oh my god!" she cried.
Startled, Vlad looked up to see his beautiful bride.
"Dany," Vlad whispered, almost in a trance, as he let go of Sean and slowly walked towards his bride. He came closer, hesitantly, like trying to catch a butterfly.
Sean was still on the ground, but was slowly crawling towards Vlad. He didn't like the look the vampire was giving to Dany, it made him loathe the vamp a lot more.
"My love, my Dany, how you've come for me," Vlad whispered when he was close enough to caress her cheek. "We are going to fulfill our life without any interruptions, have as many children as you want, make love whenever you want. Together, we are to be together forever."
"I-" Dany chocked out.
Vlad brought a finger to her lips, "Shh, don't speak now, love. We have eternity for that."
"I don't think so, buddy." Sean snarled as he collided with Vlad.
Unthinkingly, Vlad tightened his hold on Dany's face and brought her down below him. She let out a yelp of surprise, then a cry of pain when her back connected with a large rock. Unfortunately, it hit her hip and she was now gasping for breath as the pain consumed her.
Sean growled and transformed into his base form and dragged Vlad into the forest so that Dany did not have to witness the bloodshed that was to come.
She was now left alone in the dark forest, a harsh pain throbbing on her back. Curling up into a ball, she cried for everything.