I Ain't Lost, Just Wandering [open!]

[ayden]

Night was her safe haven, but day was her past. It was the time when she roamed the Earth as something that was not her self anymore. Ayden Marie Grey used to be just like the people who walked along side her; innocent and naïve, not knowing what hide in the shadows of the world. It had been two years that she had known about the world that was ruled by night, that she had been apart of it. Ayden used to be a simple human, only reading stories about nightmarish creatures who roamed under the moon in wolf form or hunting humans to feed off their blood. Never would she think that she would be one of these creatures…

But today, Ayden wanted to be what she used to be. Before the mystery man stole her humanity from her. Even though her human life wasn’t the best, she still had one. Ayden had a family that was once happy, once whole.

Ayden sat on a bench outside a small café, drinking from the latte she had just bought, watching the people go by. She hadn’t seen any reason to hate humans yet. She had been one not two years ago and so she felt it would be almost hypocritical. She loved to watch the different people go by, whether they were a family, a couple, or simply a group of friends. She never saw the girls she used to call her friends though. No, she made sure to get far away from the town that she grew up in so that she wouldn’t have to see the people she used to be involved with. It would bring too many memories back. It would make it hurt more to think about how she was leaving them to be with the people she belonged around.

Sighing, Ayden closed her eyes and let her skin take in the warm sun. It was a nice day, but very busy in this small town. The sound of bustling people and fast feet calmed her, like white noise. Truly, the young girl could fall asleep right here. But she knew better than that, even thought it was day time. Ayden kept her ears open, waiting for someone to approach her, if they would…

[evey Knightley]

Evelynn sat back in her chair, sweeping her long black locks away from her face. She absentmindedly twisted a curl that rested near her right ear. She was watching the other female werewolf. She was trying to be very inconspicuous about it, however she didn't think she was doing a very good job of it. She wanted to make contact with her. She really did. Evelynn's everlasting shyness kept her from doing it, or rather, kept her at a distance for now.

I need a reason to walk over there. A sign that im not intruding on dangerous grounds.

Evie wasn't sure if this female could help or hurt her search for....... For what exactly?.... well her search for whatever it was.

Thats it. I'll just do it! I'll just walk over to her and say hi....that should be ok...... right?

Well, throwing caution to the wind she slowly crept up on the girl. Slinking, really. Turning her green eyes towards the unknown, she said "Hello. My names Evelynn." She even threw in a sweet smile.

[ayden]

At the sound of a female voice, Ayden couldn’t help but jump 20 feet out of her skin. Sure, she had been on the watch, well, sound for someone to come, but she wasn’t actually expecting anyone to show up. She opened her eyes and immediately scanned the woman, checking for any signs of threat. It was an instinct she couldn’t help. But then the smell hit her and she knew this woman was safe. But there was something familiar about her that Ayden couldn’t place…

”Ayden,” She replied back, smiling softly. She patted the seat next to her, inviting the young woman to sit. Sure she didn’t know this person, but she knew she was werewolf, and people of the same kind normally didn’t attack each unless they had reason to. ”You seem familiar…do I know you?” Ayden finally asked, her English seeming a bit forced. She hadn’t spoken in a while and it was hard to get out the rough words. She was used to her smooth French, not the English.