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"I am a Nekomata."

Scarlett

The brunette jumped from building to building, watching and observing the people below. The riverbank wasn't crowded, so she had hoped to get some time to herself, but there was a small group of people down there- although she knew something was definitely wrong.

Chase

Chase ran, the big black dog following him. He hoped the bank was empty, as he and Shadow loved to play catch there when no one else was around.

Naoki's instincts had her ears perk up at the sound of the dog

I was still a horse, black mane running down my neck, and when I saw the dog and person running at us, I spooked. I reared up on my hind legs, snorting and pawing the air with my hooves. Eyes wild, I ran to the water, nickering and bouncing nervously once the water covered me to my chest. The water was too salty for me though, as a river spirit.

"Hey, hey, calm down." Naoki cooed

I stared at her with a sarcastic glare in my lurid green eyes. Snorting, I vanished under the water, and came back up as Aislinn. I shook my purple hair, and put down my hood. I noticed something about my human form. I had silver piercings, and a complex looking silver choker too. "Huh. Fitting."

Scarlett

Seeing the kelpie, the half-pixie leaped down onto the bank of the river. "Hello, everyone. Don't bother acting human- I know you're not, I'm not either."

She was quite blunt, she knew- but if a human found them...

Chase

The boy and his dog ran onto the riverbank, and the black dog ran straight to the girl with the bright hair. Chase ran up to her too. "Sorry, my dog's way too friendly."

A wave knocked over the dog, churning fiercely, then deposited the dog on the beach with a Yelp. "Sorry, my instict's way too friendly."

Scarlett

She eyed the boy, surprised. "Who the hell are you?"

Chase

Surprised by the girl's attitude, he pulled his dog away. "Woah- I said I'm sorry. Wait, what did you mean by instinct-"

"Shut up about that." The voice came from a girl with dark green-brown eyes and long brown hair. "Again, who are you?"

I blink, still surprised. "I'm someone who's not looking for trouble."

I raised an eyebrow, still standing in the choppy black waters of the ocean. A wave crashed over me, and when it hit the beach, I was standing closer. It wasn't hard. Any kelpie could do that. Of course, it always made anyone outside of the glen surprised. "I apologize for trying to drown your.. Dog... My social skills are a bit rusty, it's been a few centuries." I met their eyes with mine, the blue of dangerous seas, skies clouding over, and unfathomable depths.

The kind of eyes one didn't want to make enemies with.