It was the first time that the princess was faced with such creatures. Therefore Ayato certainly had more experience in that kind of situation. But could she really trust him? The past frictions let her with questions about what would be more consistent and right to do. Akane certainly wouldn’t be able to fight those fierce creatures alone. Wolves, thirsting for blood, willing to annihilate the greatest possible number of vampires.
"Demo …" Her scared hazel hues were attached to his. As if searching for responses, if was safe to trust him or not. “You’ll not let me die, right Ayato-kun? I know I’m not an easy person. But you wouldn’t dare to do that right? “Questioned, while she listened the werewolves’s sound to approach the site. They had to flee, there were no other chances.
"Hai! I trust you." She stated with conviction. Putting her cadaverous hand upon his and squeezing it. "We must hurry.— "
Vampires were fast, so fast as the wind which constituted typhoons, natural disaster feared by mankind.
Hesitation dominated the atmosphere. It seemed like the young brunette had yet to truly trust Ayato and therefore, she was releasing an apprehensive aura which it was a tad comprehensible considering how many times he had deceived her. To be rather honest, the male was not expecting her to believe in him but her trust was something that he had no need of. If she merely decided to turn her back to him, then facing her end she would. "I don't have the duty of protecting you --- That's your own job." Was all that the vampire stated, and veracity was indeed present in his words. Akane was not considered to be family or even a comrade, so why would he protect her in the first place? He was solely warning her of the dangers they were about to face in the brief future. It's better to be prepared rather than to be taken by surprise. A simple nod was given by his head as the female grabbed the reaching hand. At least she was intelligent enough as to realize that they had to proceed with caution. For once, teleportation did occur to his mind but since he was still on the process of recovery, he didn't want to push his own limits. Hence, their feet echoed between the streets at a fast pace, a few heavy breaths being given here and there. They were fast indeed but the wolves could not be exactly considered slow either --- They were agile. "Have we lost them!?" He asked hurriedly, his strength failing him a bit. Nonetheless, he would never admit that out loud, nor shown signs of said weakness.
