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  • Never trust a Monster. Why? Because the monster will always stab you in the back at the nearest chance, it always tear you down, ripping you apart in ecstasy. It hungers for your flesh, your crimson blood. It won't stop until it gets what it hungers for, it is a hunter who enjoys the chase, the hunt. Don't run away, just submit and prey it shows mercy, prey that runs away is devoured within minutes so don't run, submit to its power. Bare your neck to its jaws so that it'll turn you away from surprise and interest, make the beast fall for you, use any talent she of seduction you have to save yourself or face death, it is a battle you will always lose. Cower before the jaws of Death or face the consequences...



  • Name: Asher Alleford Perculeone
    Nicknames: Ash, Ford, Asshat, Ali
    Age: Twenty-Four
    Gender: Masculine
    Sexuality: Heterosexual
    Family: All died in a fire
    Siblings: Only child
    Children: N/A
    Crush: Will develop
    Lover: Has had past flings; TBD
    Relationships: Has none as of right now, killed his last mistress by accident
    Body Modifications: Left arm Left shoulder
    Personality: Asher can seem like a real sweet heart when first upon meeting him, he oozes kindness and syrupy comments that could anyone blush, without knowing the guy you'd expect him to be a silent type of guy who blows everyone off. He seems to always have a smile on his face most of them fake, he's always the outgoing happy guy you'd never expect. He looks dark and brooding like he has a dark secret but he emits kindness and joy, always helping others whenever he can. That's outside of work, he's the total opposite when working. He's a ruthless businessman, a savage who'll snap in a second while being nice to someone else. He's unpredictable like a caged animal ready to strike, always tense and in charge. He's not scared to speak his mind though when working he carries a flat lined face, his expressionless face stony and his pale eyes cold. His true nature comes out when working, his tone sharp and precise as he rips apart his workers, he's malicious, a wolf who tears down his weak victims with ease. He's a sneaky manipulative bastard that gets his way when he commands for others to do as he says, few speak up against him in fear of receiving the ultimate consequence of angering the brutal male. Asher is a close masochist, enjoying pain at its best though he is a very dominate male when he's in relationships, always being the one on top as he dominates his chosen mistress for the night.
    History: The young man grew up in a stable household up until the age of eight, he had been undergoing strange transformations of his body. At night he woke up screaming in pain as the bones in his randomly broke, of course the bones would reattach and heal but the process was painful. He went through these sessions for three years until the pain went to the extreme, his entire body changed one night, his skin peeling away to reveal black glossy fur underneath as claws and a snout erupted forth to be revealed after years of growing. At the age of eleven he had undergone his first shift, the most painful one out of the rest that he would slowly grow accustomed to. His family was from a line of purebred Lycans, they remained pure unlike their cousins the werewolves who had mixed their DNA with grey wolves. The outcome was a easier transformation but the Lycans felt that the painful shift was a test of strength and endurance, Asher would soon lose his family to a fire created by humans that had found out about their gift. The young boy was a intelligent student who had showed great promise from the beginning, most lycanthropes shifted in their teens but he shifted much earlier which was a surprise to his parents, they had expected him to change much later. Asher was a popular kid, never bullied or picked on though he did integrate into the wrong crowds at times though he always righted himself. He had shifted in front of everyone at school due to a freak accident, his parents had died that night when people had lit the family house on fire. Being the only survivor he ran away and hitchhiked to Newyork where he made his own living, he was loved by all, well mostly all. No one had suspicions of his character though each night people died no one worried about it. He lived a easy life of luxury, a life he could have only dreamed about but now he was living that dream.

  • Here ya go! Sorry if it's a little poorly worded or just jumbled together xD Would you care to start us off so that I know what length of reply I should write?



    Name:
    Harlow Grace Wilkinson
    Nicknames:
    People at work usually call her by her last name with friends tending to just call her "Harlow," though she has gotten "Liv" before
    Age:
    23 years old
    Gender:
    Feminine
    Sexuality:
    Heterosexual
    Family:
    She has a brother and a father; mother died from cancer
    Siblings:
    Harlow has an older brother named Sam
    Children:
    N/A
    Crush:
    N/A, will develop
    Lover:
    N/A
    Relationships:
    Harlow has had some relationships, most 'serious' ones happening before she became a detective as she is very serious about her job
    Body Modifications:
    N/A
    Personality:
    Harlow is a set-minded, or rather stubborn, individual. When she makes a decision or sets a goal, she rarely strays from its designated path. This certain characteristic proved very valuable to her as a journalist, as she often had to force interviews on either political or business leaders, insisting with her questions and not giving up. Along with this, Harlow is very intuitive/perceptive. The woman notices the smallest details, mostly details that the majority of the population wouldn't be able to pick up, and often remembers them very vividly. Something that also aids her as a detective is her willingness to delve into situations that may endanger her. This leaders her to the most interesting cases, and seems to not be phased by anything involving the sketchiest circumstances. This recklessness also applies to situations in her everyday life, as she likes to push her luck to its limits. When interacting with people, Harlow can really act one of two ways. The first, and most likely, behavior trend is her habit to use sarcasm. This can be applied to both hostile and relaxed situations as she uses it for insults and jokes. Second is her naiveness when it comes to the romantic nature of life. She doesn't necessarily know how to react in situations where someone flirts with her, usually just brushing them off or freezing up.
    History:
    Harlow grew up in a middle class family in Boston, her father being a police officer and her mother before a school teacher. From an early age, she took a liking to journalism and writing, leading her to jump at any chance she could to write. This included being on the yearbook committee, school press, and writing in a local magazine. Throughout her school career, Harlow received fantastic grades and praise from both teachers and her peers. Everything worked out, her brother (five years her senior) joining the military as soon as he hit eighteen. While Sam was away on tour, everything started to go bad. When Harlow was fourteen years old her mother was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, given only a couple months to live at the most. The news severely shook her family, and Harlow went into a deep hole of depression with no one to talk to since her brother was away. Once her mother passed, her father began to get sloppy in his job, resulting in getting shot in his upper thigh, shattering his femur. Unable to do his job and pay of medical expenses, Harlow began writing more and more to bring in a steady income for her family.
    Due to her good grades and hard work, Harlow graduated high school a year early and quickly went on to college, receiving her degree in no time. From then, she received a job writing in New York and left her family behind, her brother taking care of her elderly father, and moved into a small apartment in the city. However, she wasn't happy. So, in order to shake things up, Harlow joined the police academy and excelled in almost every field, climbing her way up the ladder and to the position of detective.
    Other:
    Faceclaim is Alejandra Alonso



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    Blinding rays of auburn rays sneaked through the curtains to reveal a chiseled jaw covered in a ten o'clock shadow, the jaw was tight with pressure though it eased soon afterwards. The jaw moved down the silk sheets to reveal a face with no blemishes except for the two scars above the person's brow. A groan of contempt could be heard as the masculine individual rolled off of the bed and landed upon their feet gracefully, they made their way into the bathroom to do morning necessities in a quick fashion. They were out within minutes as the male pulled on a suit that was sprawled across the foot of the bed then pulled on a pair of fancy looking shoes, the black shoes seemed to shine in the morning light as he made his way down a set of stairs that led into a remodeled kitchen. He scooted over to a bread cupboard to remove a single bagel to pop into the toaster, he leaned against the marbled counter lazily as a yawn burst past his pinched lips. He became alerted when the ding of the toaster sounded off, further annoying him due to the high pitched sound to his sensitive hearing. He shook his head in annoyance before further grabbing the hot bagel then smeared on some cream cheese he had previously removed from the fridge when waiting on the bagels to get toasty. He threw away the empty container then put his knife in the dishwasher before re-grabbing his newly cooked bagel which he shoved into his mouth, as he grabbed his briefcase and business jacket. He closed the front door behind him as he removed a key that locked the wooden door, he rarely ever trusted anyone in Newyork, he removed the bagel from his mouth to take a small chunk of it out as he made his way down the sidewalk, pale blue eyes flickering about his surroundings. He was aware of his surroundings even if he was in a 'safe' location he was always on alert, he trusted none but he did like a few who didn't royally annoy him which was easy to do. His act was to pretend to be happy, a guy who accepted everyone and loved all though he was far from that sappy crap, he despised most due to their ignorance and childish behavior compared to his intellectual mature behavior. Everyone in Newyork was the same gold digging bastard that would back stab their friends to gain a small fortune or a reputation. Newyork was a cutthroat society that he had excelled in, he wasn't scared of using his manipulative and cunning mind to trick others into things that he wanted, the society was a cruel one but he was well adapted to it.
    The male walked up to a skyscraper that demanded attention due to its pristine beauty that radiated power, he walked up several sets of stairs that led to a aisle filled with hundreds of cubicles where diligent workers were typing away. He loved order like this, it was his ordinary life and he enjoyed keeping everything the same. With calculating eyes he made his way to his office where he set his heavy briefcase down on the mahogany desk, he sat down just behind the large desk as he rifled through multiple files. He gazed at his phone as it blinged, alerting him that he had a visitor. With a raised brow he pressed a red button located on his desk that alerted the receptionist that the visitor could come up the elevator that led directly into his office. He leaned back in the black chair, hands intertwined over his crossed knees as his eyes remained on the rising elevator. The scent that wafted up was delicious, intoxicating even as his nostrils flared to take in the sweet exotic scent that overpowered all of his senses. He was quite addicted to the scent already. The male that sat upon his throne went by the name of Asher Perculeone, a successful business man who took pride in his job, the man was known to be possessive and vindictive creature that took pleasure in manipulating others. He was like a ticking time bomb ready to explode at a single flick, he acted highly bipolar most of time so it was difficult to read how his mood was, he excelled in confusing the hell out of most. He leaned forward in his chair as the pings of the elevator grew louder until it grew silent. Then the shifting of heavy metal doors could be heard as the doors of the elevator creaked open to reveal the male who leaned forward, cold ice blue eyes looking forward in eagerness. At the sight that was bestowed upon him a smile appeared upon his lips as his blue eyes flashed with interest. "Well hello Detective, how might I help you today?" His tone was casual, playful perhaps as his eyes raked over the Detective in appreciation, she was indeed one hot piece of ass.


    //I hope this was good enough! And sorry for the delayed reply, my wifi keeps going in and out unfortunately//

  • [center][fancypost=backgground-color: none; border: none; width: 450px; height: 400px; text-align: justify; color: white; font-family: arial; font-size: 9pt; overflow: auto]★★★OOC: I can relate to that, and your post is fine! C:


    It had been an absolutely exhausting night of sorting through paper work, grotesque images filtering through Harlow's mind. She just couldn't quite get it. There had been a string of murders in the city, but they all looked at though the victims had been torn apart by some kind of animal. The brunette sat on the simple couch of her simple apartment, spreading pictures and reports all over her coffee table. What would an animal of that magnitude be doing in New York City? It just didn't make sense. Witnesses claimed that it was some creature with black fur, but Harlow had a difficult time believing such claims. With the size that they had estimated, there really could be no such thing existing within the vicinity of the city, and it certainly was not someones long lost pet dog. However, she had noticed some details in the case. All deaths had occurred within a close proximity of a certain skyscraper, and she knew who its CEO was. In fact, there had even been remnants of his DNA around the crime scene. That part was a little iffy, as it was near his place of work and most likely in an area he frequented, but it was enough for her to look into.


    The sound of her alarm clock made Harlow jump in her seated position, and she walked quickly to her room to silence it. She had pulled yet another all night working on the case, and still couldn't come up with any motives. The woman rubbed her temples and took in a deep breath, shaking her head. There was no use dwelling on her lack of sleep now, as she had a stop in the city to make. She made her way into her bathroom and turned on the shower, sticking her hand under the water until she found an adequate temperature before stripping of her clothes and stepping in. The droplets of water seemed to waken the detective more and more until she was as alert as one could be when running off of only a couple hours of rest. Harlow ran her hands over her face and stepped out of the shower, wrapping a towel around her torso and continuing on with her day. Only when she was dressed and as put together as she would like did Harlow grab a to-go thermos from her kitchen full of piping hot coffee before heading out the door of her apartment, making sure to have both her badge and gun strapped to her side.


    The taxi ride to the impressive building didn't take too long, and Harlow quickly stepped out of the yellow vehicle to be greeted with a flock of people filing into the double doors. If she could say one thing about Asher Perculeone, it would be that he kept everything running pretty well. The young woman walked confidently into the building, moving towards the secretary sitting at the desk. "I'd like to meet with Mr. Perculeone." The secretary frowned, opening her mouth to protest and most likely ask if she had an appointment, but Harlow flipped open her badge with an impatient look on her face. That always seemed to work on people, and this time was no different. After apologizing with a nervous smile and directing the detective towards the elevator, Harlow continued her walk with her green eyes glancing at every aspect of the room. It was very luxurious, something that made her feel a bit overwhelmed, but she assumed that was just Asher Perculeone's taste.


    The entire elevator ride, Harlow tapped her toes with slightly pursed lips, watching the number count above the doors go higher and higher until she heard and small ding noise and the metal doors slid open to reveal a very orderly work space. To her surprise, though she should have known, the area she arrived in was indeed his office, everything in the room most likely costing more than two months pay for her. And there he was, in all his business glory, seeming to take in her figure in a manner that made the young woman cross her arms over her chest. Did this guy not try to hide anything? "I have a few questions I have to ask you, Mr. Perculeone. Have a minute?" Her own tone was quite curt and down to business, and she glanced at the empty chair where his guests would sit with an inquisitive look. Deciding not to wait for his approval, Harlow took a seat opposite to the man and flipped open a notepad with pen in hand.


    "Speaking" Thinking



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    The man flicked a tongue over his pearly whites as blue eyes continued to rake over the detectives body with pure appreciation, he had killed his mistress by accident several days ago which had been found by the police just the other day. The condition of her body was critical mainly due to him forcibly screwing her then tearing her neck open when she had orgasmed, all by accident of course his beast wanted a taste of action as well. To erase any hints of his DNA on the body as well as in her the wolf had ripped her genitalia viciously apart then had ripped her viscera out which had laid decoratively on the concrete ground in intricate loops of intestines.


    A pink tongue flicked out to lick his top lip while his lips quivered in a attempt to hide a smile that feverishly attempted to reveal itself. He pushed back the black chair to stand on his feet, raising himself to his tall height of 6'7" which made him tower over most, he weighed in at 156 ibs a mass of pure rippling muscle, he was practically a tank though his outfit hide most of the rippling flesh that shifted underneath the loose suit. He glided over to a counter that held bourbon and several other cases of alcohol, he truly did enjoy his alcohol, it helped him not think so much during work but the bonus about drinking a lot while not being totally human was a high tolerance to alcohol and poison. He poured two glasses, one bourbon and the other one banana rum, the rum was weaker than the bourbon but it was quite tasty indeed. He perched back into his seat, sliding the rum towards the Detective who sat across him. He liked her straightforwardness he couldn't stand it when people beat around the bush, he also enjoyed her snarky attitude it was a welcoming breath of fresh air compared to the boring life of work.


    He threw back the bourbon, twirling the liquid in his mouth with his tongue, cherishing the burn of the strong liquid before swallowing it as it burned a path down his throat. "Why the hell not, shoot away Detective." She wasn't dressed up like a Detective but the badge and gun strapped to her hip gave it away, most who weren't observant wouldn't have noticed the small tell tale details such as that. He grabbed another bottle of older bourbon from underneath his desk which he quickly poured into his glass, it seemed as though he had done this a million times which he had, it was obvious as most would have splashed a few droplets but none escaped the short glass cup. He raised the glass to his lips to delicately slurp a few droplets of amber liquid onto his tongue which then made a trek down his throat. He set the glass back onto the desk as he studied the Detective carefully, fingers rubbed his chin in thought before his eyes narrowed and a half smirk appeared. "Let me guess...you've come to question me about the murders that have been occurring around my estate. I would plead innocent but you wouldn't believe me, you want a alibi correct?" Asher was no idiot when within the line of police work, he had once been recruited as a police officer but the overwhelming urge to devour the murder victims came to be too much of a hassle so he created his own business line that concentrated with getting people their lost money back, but a darker secret was held within the business, they imported rare items and people to the black market which earned him large wads of cash in a fast manner, that was when he invested him money into large companies that created products on a daily process further enhancing his wealth. He supported Monopolization but most hated it seeing as it was unfair due to evidence of Rockefeller and his bad ways. He inwardly scoffed at how ridiculous people could be though he returned his attention back to the young women who sat before him, he was quite curious about her.


    "Care to tell me your name? You know mine so it would only seem fair." A playful eyebrow was raised as he looked at the women over his glass, he took in her curly light brown hair and exotic eyes that seemed to stare though his soul but the thing he was attracted to her the most was the scent that pulled him in, it was unique but he was curious about it, it was entirely new to him. It held so many different scents that he couldn't decipher from others which piqued his interest, if he couldn't lunged over his desk to hungrily bite at her neck with gentle but rough nips he would have eagerly but he remained firmly in his seat, a calm aura emitting from him as his attention remained on the brown haired beauty.

  • [center][fancypost=backgground-color: none; border: none; width: 450px; height: 400px; text-align: justify; color: white; font-family: arial; font-size: 9pt; overflow: auto]★★★The detective arched an eyebrow at the man as he walked to a counter that contained what she believed to be the majority of his liquor stash, though she wouldn't be surprised if he had more somewhere, and pursed her lips slightly. He was being rather casual for having a detective sitting in his office, about to question him on a series of murders. This fact, and this fact alone, piqued her interest and Harlow leaned forward slightly in her seat with narrowed pale, green eyes. What was he playing at here? Her eyes seemed to follow his every move, examining his patterns of behavior. It was obvious that he was quite confident in himself, if not over confident, and believed strongly in his abilities to charm those around him. Harlow resisted the urge to roll her eyes, crossing her legs with a small frown. Something about Asher Perculeone just seemed off to her, though she couldn't explain it. On the outside, he seemed no more than some egotistical millionaire, maybe billionaire, philanthropist aiming to charm the panties off of every breathing woman in sight.


    Harlow watched the glass of rum slide in her direction, glancing up at Asher with an arched eyebrow. He had just offered her a drink, though she was not just about to except. Instead, she gave him a tight lipped smile and watched with furrowed brows as he downed his own and poured another. It was obvious that he was trying to create some sort of playful tone, though the young detective was not just about to fall for it. She had been through too much, and a lot of the same methods, to get where she had gotten in such a short amount of time and this was her first major case. As soon as he finished his second drink, the man began eyeing her in a way that made Harlow make a mental note of where her gun was and how many bullets in contained. What was with her nerves?


    "An alibi would definitely be beneficial," Harlow began, clicking her pen open and flipping to a blank page in the notebook she carried with her at all times. "For your case, that is." As she finished her statement, the detectives eyes glinted dangerously, hinting at Perculeone's suspected involvement in the case. Maybe that would get his blood pumping, towards his brain that is, and she could get some serious answers from him. Then, she would be out of there. Being in a secluded room with a man twice her size put the woman slightly on edge, though she did not reveal this in her face. Instead, she stared at him with calculating eyes, still observing his body language. This guy just had to have a weakness; everyone did. If not, she would just have to think of some other way to get him to talk.


    The detective jotted some notes down, mostly on behavior and her first impression of the man, before looking up once more. Flirtatious, charming, over-confident. Everything one would expect in someone as young as he is in his position. So, what could his motive be? The last victim had been female, so perhaps it had been some kind of crime of passion, though Asher's files had never said anything about having a relationship serious enough to warrant such an act. It was like she was just going around in circles, but a feeling in her gut urged Harlow to keep pushing, and the woman learned to listen to those feelings at a young age.


    "And you can just call me Detective Wilkinson, Mr. Perculeone. Now, let's hear that alibi. I'll also need someone I can contact who can confirm your statement." There was no need for him to address, or even know, her first name. That made things too personal, and Harlow was not at a point where she was ready to establish that kind of intimacy with someone she was about to interrogate. Besides, she was not going to let him closer to her than he was. He was acting like she was some prey to be sought after and, as much as she wanted to, she withstood the urge to uncomfortable adjust herself in her chair. Instead, the detective settled for casually dusting off her casual white t-shirt and jeans, keeping herself stone-faced the whole time.


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    The man poured another glass for himself though he did note she wasn't accepting his peace offering, he inwardly shrugged as he nursed the glass before his lips mainly out of boredom. He was entirely nonchalant about this entire situation, he could easily swoop out of this interview with no consequences besides he could ask the old croon next door to speak for him. He cracked his neck loudly, a sigh escaping his mouth at the intense pain that traveled down his spine, he absolutely loved pain mainly due to adjusting to the pain of shifting into his canine Form. He leaned over to grab his phone, material spanning over his broad chest as his hand grasped onto the large phone with quick success he opened the lock screen then clicked onto a emergency phone number, the cell ringed for a moment before a elderly ladies voice rang out. "Hello? Asshat is that you?" The male grimaced at the nickname that the old lady, Meredith, had bestowed upon the brute who despised the name the old hag had thought was hilarious. "Meri dear, stop being a hag and tell this lovely Detective where I was at for the past week."


    A hand rubbed down his face, inwardly readying himself as the old lady did a loud "ooohhhhh" before chattering on. "Little Asshat has been doing a little action lately, this lady called...what was her name again? Ah yes! The Devils bitch! Real rude ass she was, real slutty looking too, but she's been visiting my Ashie for the past week. She went home yesterday to see her family. Watch out for that slut, she's a real pain in the ass. Anywho Ash has been with her or at the bar trying to get drunk, I swear it's impossible for him to get drunk! I won't mention he's like a raging bull when he fu-" Asher coughed loudly in distress as he muted the old hag who kept chunnering on, with a sigh he looked at Ms. Wilkinson, clearly annoyed with how much the old lady ran her loud mouth, he'd give a real talking to later. He ended the call with a single click then faced Wilkinson with a raised brow. "Does that satisfy you Detective? I'd rather not go through that again." It was obvious he was uncomfortable from that embarrassing phone call though he eventually turned back to his self within moments. "Anything else Detective Wilkinson, I have a very busy day ahead of me." As if on cue his phone blinged that showed a message saying he was scheduled for a meeting in a handful of moments, he stood back up to replace his glass in a holder where a servant would come back and grab any dirty glasses which needed to be cleaned. He flicked his eyes to the glass of rum then looked down at Wilkinson. "You should try it, there's not any poison in it. Here - I'll show you."


    He grabbed the rum and poured himself a glass then downed the alcohol like it was nothing, he was experienced with downing alcohol like no tomorrow. He set the glass down with a dull thud as he looked down at the Detective, waiting for her to drink her shot, besides it would be rude of her not to accept his hospitality. He traveled over to the elevator that was rising back up carrying four men who were obnoxiously loud, once the elevator had reached his floor and the door freaked open four men plundered out, obnoxious laughter filling the once quiet room. With a huff he glared at all four who had quickly shut up and now stood to the side in a formal stance. Much better. He thought to himself as his icy gaze reverted back to the Detective, patiently waiting for the female to make her way over in his direction.

  • [center][fancypost=backgground-color: none; border: none; width: 450px; height: 400px; text-align: justify; color: white; font-family: arial; font-size: 9pt; overflow: auto]★★★Harlow leaned forward in her seat in order to listen to the call better, eyes glued to her notepad. As soon as whoever he was calling answered, the woman was evidently surprised. An old woman? She couldn't have been a relative of his as she had read that he no long had any... Then there was the nickname, something any sane parents would never call their child. The detective continued to write down notes, circling what she deemed extra important. If she had time, she would look into this "Meri" woman and question her as well. Who knew what Asher could be hiding, and it was her job to figure it out. She didn't know how, but something told her that the CEO had something to do with the murders.


    As she was about to brush off the topic and give up in order to move on to something else she had in mind, something the elderly woman said caught her interest and Harlow sharply looked up, her eyes brightening. A woman? Most likely sleeping with the man based on the description. Harlow quickly wrote that down, taking in every detail revealed to her. Visiting family, bars, drunk, raging bull... The movement of her ballpoint pen froze and the woman stared at her paper. Finally something useful, and Mr. Perculeone seemed intent on hiding whatever that woman was about to say. It was a possibility that the man had gotten drunk and killed all those people. Instead of revealing any of what she suspected to be true, Harlow looked up at him with a blank facial expression, much like she had been using the entire time, and watched as he spoke to her.


    Harlow observed as he poured himself a drink, the same kind she had, in an effort to show her that it wasn't poison. Along with that, it was apparent that he indeed wanted her to drink it. Suddenly, a thought occurred to her and she jotted it down as well, circling her wording with one smooth stroke. It was apparent that Asher was an experienced drinker, and that only strengthened her prior theory. The woman stood, closing her notebook and putting away her pen in her bag, and turned her attention towards the group of men who had entered the room. A meeting, she supposed. Sighing, and pursing her lips, Harlow picked up her glass and quickly downed it in surprising ease, setting the class down softly on the table once more without any noise. Then, the brunette made her way towards the elevator and, as a result, Asher himself, stopping when she stood in front of him.


    "That would be all, Mr. Perculeone," Harlow mused, letting his last name linger on her lips with a small smirk. Sometimes one had to play their cards right in order to get the result they wanted, even if it required a bit of bluffing. She tilted her head slightly to the side, pressing the button to call the elevator without breaking eye contact, her small smile remaining on her face. "We'll be in touch. Send the information of both the woman on the phone and the woman you have been getting 'drunk with' to the station. Address it to Harlow Wilkinson." With that, upon the doors opening, the green eyed woman stepped into the elevator, her skin crawling slightly. She absolutely hated the method of getting close to suspects in order to get what she wanted, but she had a feeling that was what she would have to do in this case. As soon as the doors closed, her body relaxed and she let out a breath that she had been holding in. It was time to get out of there.


    The elevator doors opened and Harlow immediately set out, ignoring the greeting from the receptionist who had stopped her earlier, and out the doors. Once on the street, the tense aura around the detective lightened and she began her walk down the sidewalk. Where she was going, she did not know, but she needed to get her head straight and think. There was no way she was going to bring what she found to the other detectives at the station; this was her case, and she was going to crack it. There had been far too many jokes about her being an ex-journalist around where she worked, and Harlow was determined to shut them up. But damn, was she tired, and that drink certainly didn't help.


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    Ice blue eyes watched as the Detective exited his office with a glare that could've killed, he knew exactly what she was thinking when she jotted down on her cute little notepad like a little girl. With a scoff he walked back over to his chair and plopped down with a sigh escaping his mouth, his eyes glared at the four men who had followed him to his desk and were now standing around like a bunch of imbeciles. Oh how he hated people, it was like he needed to order them around about everything because their minds couldn't work properly. "How's the underground business? Any...problems that I need to take care of?" Then chaos ensued at his question, each male attempting to outtalk the other to the point that all four voices echoed in his office, with a loud animalistic growl they grew silent again, today was going to be quite a long day indeed.



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    After five busy hours of work Asher was indeed sick and tired of work today, so many employees had made simple mistakes which he had to fix by calling the customer and saying he either gave them too much or too little and that he was terribly sorry for the inconvenience. He was leaving early today though he did tell his employees that they could have a few hours off as well since they couldn't do their job correctly he'd rather not get any more screw ups. He tapped his toe to the bings of the elevator until it reached the last floor and the doors opened, he carried on into the lobby, saying good night to the receptionist who was packing up her things as well. She was decently hot...but he hated getting involved with employees, that's how rumors go around then when they suddenly disappear all eyes turn to him so he liked to pick up hookers or women who are emotionally weak and vulnerable. Those type of people were his prey and they always fell for his tricks, he was a charming man when he smiled or joked around, most women like a guy who's equally hot and has a good sense of humor but they also want someone to protect them and he can do that to a extent. When he gets a taste of blood he can't stop killing he keeps going, savagely tearing people apart with no mercy shown, he's a true monster that would go to any extent just to get a little taste of that crimson liquid that makes him feel so...so alive. A sigh left his lips as he pushed open the heavy glass doors that led into the outside world, the sky was beginning to get darker as the sun made his trek down the sky, the moon was close to arriving, she would soon kiss his pelt with her velvety touch.


    He started to make his way down the sidewalk, lazily swinging his briefcase as his eyes looked up at the sky as if tempting the moon to appear. He only shifted at night due to the fact he didn't want any witnesses or bystanders to gawk at him, he didn't kill each night unless someone saw the monster or provoked it, though in all of his years of killing he's never killed a pregnant women, a married man or a child, there was one case though when a married man was forcing himself upon a young girl so he took care of the molester and made the girl promise not to tell anyone of his secret. She was perhaps around the age of sixteen though he did keep a careful eye on the young beauty, he didn't trust her to keep her mouth shut but she did prove to be dutiful about the promise so he let her live. As of now the once young girl is happily married and has two children, a boy and a girl. Sometimes during the night he always finds himself at that house, peering in through the windows to watch the happy family, he was quite jealous of the family due to the fact that they looked so damn happy in this messed up world. A frown lined his features at that thought but it quickly disappeared as he neared the small house that he owned away from the hustle of the city. The man had no car since he enjoyed to walk plus the last time he had a car the wolf attempted to eat it so he just simply walks to wherever he needs to go, a bit tedious perhaps but it was healthy and he did get to see quite a few things that were a tad peculiar. He unlocked the front door then closed it behind him as he made his way into the living room, stripping off his tight clothing so that he was now only in boxers, a tanned hand ran through his unruly obsidian hair as he sprawled out onto the couch.


    With a growl he inwardly cussed out the Detective and her nosiness, if the situation got any worse he'd have to eliminate her but tastefully. This time he would ravage her body, perhaps just snap her neck or make it seem like she killed herself. With a sinister laugh he rubbed his hands together, enjoying the sick yet gruesome deaths he bestowed upon the Detective, he'd have to give her all of the information later but at the moment he was enjoying himself with his sick scenes of killing the hot Detective.

  • [center][fancypost=backgground-color: none; border: none; width: 450px; height: 400px; text-align: justify; color: white; font-family: arial; font-size: 9pt; overflow: auto]★★★Harlow had found her way back to her apartment building within an hour and walked inside, thoughts still swirling in her mind like a storm about to break. She was about to have a major lead, she could just feel it. The elevator made a ding noise and the detective stepped in, rubbing her shoulder with furrowed brows. If the killer was targeting people at night, a pattern that they had unearthed when the case was fresh, there was a chance someone was going to die again. The woman unlocked her apartment and walked in, shaking her head at the thought. She had to stop the killer, no matter what, and the only way to do that was to either eliminate suspects from the list or prove someones guilt.


    As she entered her small living space, Harlow hit the button on her home phone in order to get her messages. The phone machine only responded with no messages, and the brunette sighed softly. She would have to call her brother tomorrow to make sure that her dad was still doing okay. She turned on a lamp in the darkening room and set her belongings down on the couch, taking a seat soon after. Part of her doubted that Asher would comply and give her the information she had requested and she truly did need it. Harlow bit down on her low lip, debating between her options. Was she really about to do what she thought she was going to? Yes, she was. Moments after she sat down, the woman grabbed her jacket and walked back out the door at a quickened pace. She was about to snoop around the home of one of the richest, and maybe most dangerous, people in New York without a warrant. This was going to prove very interesting.


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    Harlow had managed to hail a cab and rode it in the direction of the Perculeone house, telling the driver to stop and pull over about a block away. Her heart was beating at an intense pace, but she took a deep breath and stepped out onto the sidewalk. Everything in sight was so big and so expensive, and Harlow immediately felt overwhelmed by it all. She quickly began her walk down the dimly lit road, hood over her head and eyes staring ahead in a way to detect any movement. As she began to feel more and more nervous, Harlow set a hand on her hip, feeling the cold metal of her gun, and relaxed slightly. She was not a helpless girl.


    Once she arrived at the large house, the detective quickly found an spot of the gate she could squeeze through and ducked behind some bushes. it was late at night, and Harlow assumed that the man would either be sleeping or out on the town doing who knew what. The woman began to move again, keeping low to the ground, and feeling grateful that her jacket was a dark color that hid her white shirt. As she walked, the brunette found herself on the left side of the enormous house and began looking around, using the flashlight on her phone to subtly illuminate her surroundings. A man of his standing was sure to have some dirt on him, perhaps even something incriminating.


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    The sun had met the horizon by the time that Asher had shoved himself off of the couch to do his nightly routine of keeping the beast at bay, he had no intention of ranging through the desolate streets today, not after the encounter with the Detective. He knew she was smart by the way she kept a blank, stony expression on during the interrogation, she was no fool and if he wasn't careful she would bust him sooner or later. Earlier he had called his guy who would come over and beat him into unconsciousness, it gave the guy practice and it gave Asher pleasure in a multitude of ways, he was still dressed in his boxers when the door bell sounded. He seemed to glide over to the door in a quick fashion, already feeling the changes occurring as the moon made her trek up to her throne, his spine creaked loudly as bones in his feet and legs broke to form different positions. A soft laugh left his lips as well as a giggle as he swung open the door, his greeting was a punch in the face though he hardly budged as he stared at the buff man, he wasn't exactly muscular more of a meat sack. But the single punch didn't stop there, the fist continued to rain upon his face and abdomen which eventually made him kneel due to the pain and ferocity. Then a kick followed with a resounding crack of a broken rib, he hissed loudly and went to attack his opponent but he was roughly shoved to the ground, chin glancing off of the golden flooring.


    It seemed that the man didn't come alone this time, a large scar could be found on the man's neck where Asher had bit him mainly out of his instincts kicking in, the attacker wasn't taking any chances this time. The beating was harsh and unmerciful, it was to the point that Asher's face was almost unrecognizable and that most of his body was covered in bruises or broken bones had pierced through the skin. It was a painful moment as Asher laid there, crippled on the floor with blood leaking out of his mouth, both eyes were swollen and puffy to the point that they could not open, his arms had remained undamaged besides the broken wrist. With a huff he began to drag himself towards the stairs, leaving a bloody trail behind him as he blindly reached forward. He would soon lose consciousness which was the bodies attempt to heal the body but to also block out the pain that he was feeling at the moment. He continued to struggle for several moments before giving up, a cold wind blew across his bare back and he grimaced at the feeling. The idiot must have left the door wide open, with a growl his head dropped back to the floor with a dull thunk, then silence reigned though the struggling gasps from Asher could be heard.


    Ribs had punctured his lungs which were now being flooded by blood but his regeneration was fast as his body attempted to fix the damage to his body. With another shuddering gasp he fell completely silent as if he had died, no movement came from the still figure that laid in their own blood, a clear blood trail leading from the front door stopped at the figure who was mere inches from the stair case. Bones stuck out of his flesh in grotesque angles, his body was beaten and ravaged by kicks as well as fierce punches. If he had been a human he would have surely died but he was not, during this short time of what could be presumed as him being dead was his body healing itself by going into a hibernation like state so that no more damage could harm the body. Though if anyone had come across the beaten male they would have surely presumed him to be dead, his skin was ice cold and taking on a paler hue while no pulse or sign of breath could be found. It was a strange technique but a brilliant one indeed.

  • [center][fancypost=backgground-color: none; border: none; width: 450px; height: 400px; text-align: justify; color: white; font-family: arial; font-size: 9pt; overflow: auto]★★★As soon as she heard the ruckus around the corner, Harlow quickly dropped to the ground and turned her flashlight off, her green eyes widened in surprise. Was he being robbed? No, there was too much noise. In fact, it sounded light some sort of fight was going on. The detective quickly pocketed her phone and drew her gun from its holster, creeping to the corner where she remained hidden behind the wall. There was no way she was just going to rush in blind, as much as she wanted to. For all she knew, another murder could be in effect. With a deep breath and her gun raised, Harlow moved from her cover and made way to the door.


    It was easy to get into the house as the door was wide open, and Harlow quickly ducked behind another corner all the while taking note of the bloody trail on the ground. It was obvious that someone was critically injured, but it was just a matter of figuring out who that wase. In one swift movement, the woman stepped away from the wall and towards the staircase, her gun still raised with her finger on the trigger. However, she slightly lowered the weapon as she saw Asher laying on the cold floor. Harlow cautiously approached him, her eyebrows knit together. "Mr. Perculeone," She whispered, hoping for some kind of response, only to get nothing. This was not good.


    The woman carefully crouched down beside his battered body, feeling for a pulse on his neck only to quickly draw her hand away. His body already seemed to be losing life, and she hadn't detected any heartbeat. The detective moved her hand instinctively to her belt in search for her walkie talkie, though nothing was there. Harlow cursed under her breath, doing a quick scan of the room with pursed lips. It was possible that whoever did this was still around, and she needed to alert an ambulance or something.


    With a quick glance at the body, Harlow began to make her game plan. Due to the bluish hue of his skin, it would be performing a miracle to resuscitate the young CEO, though not too late to catch the person, or people, who committed the crime. If they were robbers, it was a possibility that they had gone upstairs in search for some sort of valuable item to steal. Harlow began to ascend the staircase, staying pressed to the wall with her gun clutched tightly in her hands. It wasn't often that she got herself into dangerous situations like this one without the security of some sort of backup. Then again, the detective wasn't often deterred by challenging, and even life-threatening, positions.


    Harlow immediately went straight towards what she assumed to be the master bedroom, keeping her body low and hidden in the shadows provided. If she were a thief, she would head straight towards the main bedroom as that's where most people put their more valuable possessions. She took a few moments to simply listen for any signs of life, standing up in defeat when nothing but silence greeted her ears. Due to the silence in the entire house, she suspected the perpetrators had already escaped into the safety of the night. Harlow peered out the window, searching the lawn for movement, before grabbing hold of her phone in order to call the authorities.


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    His presence barely lingered in the beaten body, his mind had already left though his spirit wavered between returning or heading towards the tunnel that beckoned him with promises of luxury, he wanted to go to the tunnel but something called him back what it was he did not know. Then a gentle touch to his neck electrocuted the male, his spirit spazzing then slowly calmed as it searched for the source. The detective...she was here in his house, without permission of course. He already knew which choice he was going to take, he knew it was the most painful one of course but it's easier when you enjoy the pain. He shoved back into pale, cold body without hesitation. With a sharp intake the male groaned softly to himself as he attempted to crack open his eyes but it was physically impossible still, with a huff he pulled himself up the stairs painfully slow though he managed to heave himself over the last step so that he was now sprawled among the top floor. He heaved himself to the master bedroom where he immediately noticed a presence, it was Wilkinson by the smell that he had grown accustomed to.


    He shakily pulled himself up onto his feet as he forced a eye open to glare at the female, she was a very sneaky human indeed. "You! What the hell are you doing in my house?!" A growl reverberated in the room as he advanced on the women but he stopped near inches as he once again fell to his knees to barf a waterfall of blood, a ragged cough sounded in his chest. His ribs had already retracted back inside of his chest cavity and were now rebinding as the bloods in his lungs were rejected. He sat there heaving loudly as droplets of blood leaked from his gaping mouth that attempted to inhale oxygen in the regenerating lungs. He looked up at the Detective with a single cold eye, a sneer forming on his mouth. "I bet you're just loving this aren't you, gonna write in your little notepad about this to?" He shoved himself away from the crimson puddle to lean against his bed, a sigh leaving his mouth as his chin dropped down his chest tiredly. The bones in his wrist were still healing so it was still sore to pressure on them, the limbs laid limp on his upraised knees.


    He looked over at the Detective with a tired expression on his face, he tapped his toe in front of him, signaling the Detective to come sit in front of him. "I'm sorry for being rude and yelling at you...I hate it when someone sees me in this state..." His eye closed as a pained expression crossed across his features, it was easier to be evil than good and he grew up doing just that, it was easier to not try with people and he hated himself for not trying with most people. Fatigue hit him hard as he pulled his arms around him, a cold feeling spreading across his body while goose flesh appeared on his bare body.

  • [center][fancypost=backgground-color: none; border: none; width: 450px; height: 400px; text-align: justify; color: white; font-family: arial; font-size: 9pt; overflow: auto]★★★Right as she was about to hit the dial button, a noise from behind her caused Harlow to quickly drop her phone and spin around with her gun raised. What she saw surprised her, and her pale green eyes grew wide in surprise, and slight fear. As he drew closer, the detective pushed her back against the wall, gun still raised, though it took a lot of willpower to keep her hands from shaking. The man who was standing in front of her had been dead only minutes before. His voice was almost animalistic, but Harlow did not shrink down, but stared with wide eyes at the injured man before her.


    It was quite evident that many of his wounds had somehow healed, as she had been able to see bone protruding from his chest by the staircase only to have them we gone now. She watched him with unblinking eyes as he retched blood onto the ground, truly not knowing how to react. It shouldn't be possible. It couldn't be possible. As soon as he moved away from her and to the bed, Harlow holstered her weapon and knit her eyebrows together. Somehow Asher had managed to survive his assault, even though he had been killed. The woman could feel her head start to spin, and she planted her hand on the wall to keep her center of gravity. Paired up with the confusion of her current situation and her lack of sleep, Harlow was beginning to feel rather ill.


    What made her look up once more was his change of tone, and she closely examined his face with slight curiosity. How could someone change behavior so quickly? Going against her own gut instinct, Harlow joined the man on the ground, making sure that she was a good three feet away from where he sat just in case. God, she had so many questions, though none of them seemed to make it past her lips. "You were dead. How-" She cut herself off mid sentence, shaking her head to herself. She wasn't expecting an answer, not when he was in such bad shape. Somehow, as if it were possible, Asher was healing himself and Harlow didn't know if she wanted to get dragged into the mass of confusion that was waiting for her down that path. Instead, she stood up once more and dragged a blanket off of the bed, draping it over the man.


    Harlow continued to stand, staring down at the ground beneath her feet as she made an attempt to figure out what she should do. From what he had said, this had happened to him before and she was sure that he did not want to bring the authorities into his situation. Finally gaining the courage to speak, the detective turned her body to face Asher again with her arms hanging loosely at her sides. "I don't know what you are, what happened, or what happens next," her voice wavered slightly, so the brunette cleared her throat. "I'm not going to call the police." All throughout her statement, Harlow could hear her gut instincts screaming at her, cursing her for not listening to them.


    Without the energy to leave, Harlow took to sitting back down on the ground against the wall, situated in a spot where she could still see Asher but could also make a mad dash to the door if need be. Everything about her was drained, and she rubbed her head in frustration. What the hell was she supposed to do now? The woman brought her hands within her line of sight, wiping the blood onto her jeans from when she had checked the mans pulse. In this state, she was not suitable to do anything, and something told her that she needed to keep an eye on the only other being in the large house. So, she leaned her head back against the cold wall and took a deep breath in, deciding to remain at the house for the night. Just so I can keep an eye on things. I'm gonna be okay, I have my gun.


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    The man had cracked open his eye to watch her reaction to the entire situation, most would have ran in shock or perhaps in terror with the realization that a once dead man was standing before you. He mumbled a soft thank you when she draped a blanket a blanket across his shoulders, he wrapped the soft material tightly around him as he snuggled into the blanket. His right eye which was healed more than his left, flickered open to gaze at the Detective whom sat near the door as if waiting for a opportune moment to dash out of the room if he tried anything. With a grunt he scooted closer to the female though his arm gave out from underneath his weight, with a huff he began to inch himself closer until he plopped his head into her thigh.


    He curled himself closer to the women then closed his eye after he gazed up at her, giving her a faint smile as if telling her everything was okay. "I'll tell you everything tomorrow...when I'm healed..." He draped a arm over her legs, the muscles shifting to keep out of the way of the bones that snapped into place, popping sounds echoing in the room as his body moved on its own accord. The grotesque popping was the sound of success, it was the telltale sign that the bones were repositioning themselves in the correct places. The large male snuggled himself closer to the Detective like a dog would if it was begging for attention, a rumble vibrated in his throat as he slept, usually when he was critically injured the male fell easily asleep at the slightest hint of warmth either from material or another being, as of now he was using both sources and he was obviously enjoying it by the sound he was making that resembled a purr. Even though he looked like human his vocal cords were different, the cords could make both human and animalistic sounds in both human and beast form.


    A yawn erupted from his mouth, a silent yawn perhaps but his jaw did make a clicking sound as the teeth in the back of his mouth shifted, the teeth weren't the flat grinding teeth most had but were teeth that ripped and tore up hard flesh most predators possessed. He contained many features of his animalistic side though most never detected or noticed that about him, they were more focused upon the human side of him like his looks and most importantly his voice. Many people liked his voice since it seemed to pull them in, it was said to be intoxicating and unique compared to most which was exactly what he wanted, he was the perfect predator. He had a camouflage most couldn't look past and that was his ultimate trick, he excelled in tricking people so it came natural to the male.

  • [center][fancypost=backgground-color: none; border: none; width: 450px; height: 400px; text-align: justify; color: white; font-family: arial; font-size: 9pt; overflow: auto]★★★OOC: Sorry it's so short! Time skip to the morning?


    Harlow could feel her body tense up as he moved closer, and stared down at him with a shocked expression as he put his head on her thigh. Well, that was an interesting turn of events. The detective pursed her lips, suddenly not knowing what to do with the rest of her limbs, and settled with just leaving her arms by her sides. All she could think to do was stare down at the man, who had been so brash earlier that day the way he openly checked out her body paired with overconfidence, with a conflicted expression. She was determined the not let this change anything; if she found out he committed the murders, she wouldn't hesitate to lock him up.


    The woman desperately racked her brain for some explanation of what had happened, and what the man laying on her lap could be. There was no way that he could be some magical being, right? However, as he yawned and she got a glimpse of his back teeth, Harlow began to hold her breath. If he wanted to, he could easily rip her throat out due to their sharpness. She tightly closed her eyes, trying to get the image out of her mind, though it was only replaced by the images of the mangled bodies that had turned up around the city. Was she about to be next? Maybe he would finish off the job in the morning due to her knowing too much.


    Giving in to her exhaustion, the detective lightly closed her eyes, though she had a hard time falling asleep. This, however, did not encourage her to move her hand and brush strands of wavy hair that fell in front of her resting face as she found herself having no energy left over to move. So many worries clouded her mind and, after several minutes, Harlow could feel herself drifting off to sleep, lulled by the consistent purring sound of the other person in the room. The morning was going to prove rather interesting, but she would aim to get out of the room as quickly as she could. That is, if she woke up. Harlow was quickly compelled into a deep sleep, her body intent on gaining back the rest that it missed the previous night. It would take a lot to wake the sleeping woman in the morning.


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    //It's completely fine, all of my replies have been pretty short DX
    And totally.//
    The sun hadn't risen by the time that Asher had woken up after his healing session, it usually took five or six hours for him to completely heal and the time that had passed was seven hours so he was all fixed up by this point. During the early morning he had transferred the Detective from the floor to his bed where he had covered her with silk sheets. It was around eight in the morning when the sun began to climb the blue sky, the male had already fixed his breakfast than made breakfast for the Detective just moment earlier. It consisted of eggs, bacon, a stack of pancakes and a few cooked potatoes with a piping cup of hot coffee. With a sigh he pushed himself away from the counter to walk up the stairs as silently as he could, he pushed open the master bedroom door gently before walking over to the bed.


    His blue gaze watched the Detective for a moment though he eventually crawled onto the bed to straddle the women whom was sprawled out in his bed. He gently poked her cheek several times then moved to her nose then back to her cheek though this time he gently slapped the soft flesh with his fingertips. If she didn't wake up soon he would throw a bucket of water on her head, of course all in good humor. In annoyance he slapped her cheek a tad bit harder, still straddling her he plunged his hands under the covers to feverishly tickle at her sides, he figured that was her ticklish spot if it wasn't he would aim for her feet which would definitely cause a reaction since feet were the most sensitive part of the body.


    He continued to tickle the female as a smile formed on his face, mostly a goofy one as his eyebrows raised several times, he was weird like that, one moment he could be rude and aggressive the next goofy and caring like how he had acted the night before then this morning.