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Being in a new town meant Hayley had some location scouting to do. Transitioning in the middle of town square would end up in a bloodbath and the last thing she needed was for people to start hunting vicious wolves with pitchforks. She started with the forest, enjoying the fresh air and the quiet, but somehow ended up stumbling upon some admittedly pretty falls. She wasn’t the type to admire the scenery for more than two minutes, but she ended up sitting down near the edge. She was deep in thought when she heard footsteps behind her, causing her to turn around suddenly to observe the newcomer. “I have to admit I didn’t expect to run into anyone here. Is this some kind of hot spot I wasn’t aware of?“
-- & Mystic Falls wasn't as terrible as one would imagine that small of a town to be, though when you've been literally dragged from the other side only to be riddled with confusion; everything would seem terrible and out of place. Yet, there's odd notions of familiar life. Wolves, witches, vampires. She's met a few of each and it's clear to Natasha that just like New Orleans, this town has a hell of a lot of history with all the races.
But there's one thing that Mystic Falls didn't have on New Orleans -- the Bayou. The sense of H O M E. The woodland surroudning the town was a close second, although she hadn't expected to find herself with company during her exploration. The apperance doesn't strike her as odd, nor the voice but the scent almost has Natasha falling over; a hand literally gripping the base of the nearest tree least she fall to the forest floor. She knows that scent, like she would her own -- like she would her HUSBAND. There's no mistaking it, yet how is it possible? Decades have passed, if herself and her husband were killed why wouldn't Richard have killed Andrea too? There's nothing but silent fear radiating over the elder wolf as she looks onward to the younger brunette.











