A hooded figure stood on a roof top watching a scene below. Police tape was all over the place and red and blue lights blinking in the darkness. They watched as policemen and detectives asked questions and checked the scene. The figure sighed and looked down at the huge wolf next to them and said "more have been taken...we need to find a pattren Bane...before we start finding bodies..." She moved back and both vanished into the shadows. They reappeared on the street. The figure watching people run around. "Bane, keep an eye out...I'm going to read" bane nodded and under the hood their eyes glowed purple, and soon they were watching what happened before, the shadows speaking to them.

Edward was walking to where the scene was, this was one of many he has been too. He was trying to find any clues or leads since he was most interested in what was going on " I need to find out what is going on here " he looked around to to see if any one was watching he span he coat over him and he changed in a police officer and walked in unnoticed and started to see if he could find any thing that they could not.

Bane sniffed the air and then nudged the hooded figure with his head. She blinked and looked up. She pulled her hood down to show almost silver dark hair and purple tinted sunglasses and watched a young officer walking thru. "His new...they wouldn't bring in a new..." Suddenly she turned and looked up the street, sensing a sudden change in the auras and shadows around the scene. Then she saw someone at the end of the street and Bane growled. She nodded and said "His new too...and not friendly..." She ducked under the tape, not caring about anyone else around but her target. She was a few yards away when the figure, a huge man with yellow eyes, when he smiled widely. She stopped and said "Oh no..." The man rubbed his hands together and heat started to gather in his hands. She turned and yelled "Clear the street now!" she saw the gases under ground the sewer starting to build and smoke. She had no idea what was happening but knew it was bad news for anyone on the street.