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Finally posted, I will say this though. I am sorry if its not my best post, it will be better in the future.
Garret held his position, the cold breeze hardly registering through his clothing. The roof had been the right choice in terms of places to observe the wolves, he did not appear to have been noticed, and from the vantage point he had observed the comings of the pack that night. It seemed to be the normal number of wolves for this pack and a couple humans, that he would have to keep an eye out for as the night got underway, but in all honesty it was nothing really new for a pre-full moon, so he allowed himself to relax slightly, but not enough to compromise himself as he watched. As he waited a wolf came out of the tavern, and seemed to smell the night air, this caused Garret to once more tense and slowly move his left hand towards his bow, but then something odd happened. The wolf collapsed. Garret stopped as he watched, this was odd, and would be an easy kill. Too easy. He waited for the inevitable, surly the wolf would move, get tired of it's simple trick, or its comrade would, so he would wait. Sure enough not that long later another wolf exited the bar, but oddly enough seemed surprised by the status of the other one. Garret squinted "What game are they playing at?" he wondered to himself as he watched.

He kept his hand near his bow but did not move, his eyes fixed on the two. But for all his attention he was taken by surprise by the small child that quickly entered into the picture. She seemed lost, and ran up to the still continuous wolf with little problem, as if she knew something about the tavern, or the wolf. Garret set his jaw, this was going to be an interesting night indeed.
post should be up tonight or tomorrow night
post should be up tonight or tomorrow night
Gilfred stumbled a bit, he was disoriented and, though he hated to admit it, he was lost. Things had been going at least semi decently up until this point. They had had a solid escape plan, they had executed it, and then he got a couple eyes full of steam, turned around and lost among the stacks. He looked back down the aisle he had just come down, he could hear their boot falls following him, getting steadily closer. Reaching out the directionaly confused metal elemental began to pour his influence into one of the smaller stacking frames, and as one of the solders came around the corner he was met with the frame, and most of its contents sliding across the floor, slamming him into the other stack. Gilfred almost doubled over, the exertion needed to move something that heavy even a short distance had hit him, though it was beginning to fade he made the promise to start practicing on heavier objects.

"Gilfred!? GILFRED!?"

Gilfred's ears perked up as he heard his name being called "Over here!" he shouted back as he begain moving as quickly as he could towards his brother's voice. But as he moved the boot falls became louder.
The last rays of sunset filtered through the blinds of the three room, third story apartment, painting the back of the main living space a rose red and illuminating the figure within it. Garret sat at a low table, various arrows laid out in-front of him, alongside sharpening instruments and a tool that helped fill the bodkins. Currently his attention was focused on the broadhead in his hands, he rotated it slowly as he drew the old whetstone along the head, making sure the arrow head had a razors edge. Setting down the whetstone, Garret felt each of the three edges of the broad head, and finally satisfied with his work on the arrow set it down with a slight sigh. Tonight was going to be a big night, even for the hunter, full moons always were. Even though they were generally good about keeping a low profile and keeping to the areas outside the city, tonight was their time to cut loose, a monthly celebration or some other such idea, and as such it was the night they got sloppy. Whether it was a new born Omega attacking a human pedestrian, or the unwilling turnings that had been occurring, tonight was when the most breaches of the peace tended to happen, thus freeing Garret from the constraints of the old code to act.

Standing Garret made his way to his small bedroom, and the side of his bed. Reaching under he felt the bottom of the bed till he felt a slmall seam. Pressing up he heard a faint click as a large box fell unto the floor. Gripping it tightly Garret pulled out the box and set it on his bed, opening it after he did so. Inside was a set of leather armor, which he dawned carefully, his cloak, which his slung over his shoulders, his bow, quiver and knives. But at the bottom of the box was the gauntlet. Reaching in with his right hand Garret lifted the tool and slid his ruined hand into the socket of it. Hie felt his fingers curl and tighten around the trigger mechanism for the thing, he toyed with it a bit as he secured the gauntlet's straps. Striding out to the living room Garret gathered his arrows and slid them into his quiver, attaching his bow to it as he did so.

Moving to his balcony door and simply looked out of the glass of a small while, mentally preparing himself for whatever lies ahead. Taking a deep breath he opened the door, a cool breeze rushing in, playing with the loose ends of the cloak. Involuntarily shivering Garret stepped out, closing the door behind him and proceeded to the railing. Triggering his gauntlet, the mouths of the snarling figures snapped open and Garret swung himself on top of the railing, latching on to the low roof with his left hand tool. Feeling the metal teeth bite into the roof, he pulled himself up, resetting the gauntlet after he did so. Garret took a deep smell, even he could smell the bay as it's scent was carried by the breeze "This might work to my advantage in the hunt. he thought to himself as he set out across San Francisco. He would try to stay on the roofs but whenever a roof was too slanted, or too far away to jump to, he would willingly slide or climb down to prowl the alleyways, avoiding main roads whenever possible. Finally he arrived at the roof of the building across the street from the tavern. Unhooking his main weapon Garret extended his bow and selected his arrow. A simple broadhead, nothing fancy. After this was all said and done, Garret looked down at the tavern, at simply began to wait, the breeze masking his sent.
post up soon
Alright Garret is pretty much done, I might add some more stuff later
Ok I didnt get as much time as I thought to work on my post (new job and all that) so I might have to push my post to tomorrow. I offer a very sincere and heartfelt apology
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