With night having fallen upon the snow covered city, it sent the world into a eerie darkness, the sounds of the city were dim, white noise to someone who lived there. The cold wind ruffled platinum hair but it carried away nothing from him, everything inside him felt still and as cold as the night around him. This was the place, he'd been honing in on it and with the help of Mordecai, he had finally pinned it down, now it was just a matter of dealing with the alpha inside. He had no doubts about being able to defeat Silas, but it had to be more brutal than before. He had to punish, to strike fear and put a statement of what would happen if someone decided to harm Spencer. He stared up at the building before him, a looming ghost in the night.
He moved forward, sliding through the doors that appeared to have once been chained and bolted shut, but evidence that it had been broken into was evident. He easily melted into the darkness of the station, he moved with methodical slowness, losing his boots in the process. He could move easier on bare feet and they made no sound over the old floor. He could navigate the darkness with ease, he'd been denied his eyesight time and time again, making his other senses rise to the occassion of awareness of the world around him. All too soon, he bitched a majority of his clothes, they seemed to rustle faintly far too much for what needed to be done here, leaving him in his boxer briefs in the cold air of the abandoned station.
It wasn't too long before he picked up the scent, heavy in rut, not a good sign, especially with it being stale. He had already shut down most of his processes, locking him into an iota state until he deemed himself ready to let himself be found. For now, he followed the trail, hearing the slight squeak of hinges as a door was being shut. Up ahead there was a dim light, standing like a beacon in the darkness, too dim to be seen from outside but enough to give away the form of none other than the man he hunted. When Silas turned away, Fiver reached out, a pale hand escaping the inky blackness of the building, shadows clinging desperately to the fingers, reluctant to part with the being inside it. Skin deactivated along the tips of Fiver's fingers right before they brushed like a cold, ghostly touch on the nape of Silas' neck.
Such a brief touch was all Fiver needed to get into Silas' systems, embedding himself like a virus that slipped under the radar. Just like that though, Fiver pulled away, retreating back into his hiding. Now that he had infected Silas, it was time to toy with his prey a little. To start things off, the door that Silas had closed seemed to vanish, leaving Silas in a lone spotlight in a sea of the abyss. The walls no longer seemed to be there, leaving Silas to brave stepping out of the circle of light or to stay there.
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