"The war between werewolves and vampires has always existed, your vampire clan simply found the perfect town to die in, Folks, a city that almost never has sun, despite it not raining. There's a cinema, a beach, lots of wild and wild animals for you to feed on, but one bad thing... Werewolves!"

"After a slight disagreement, the leader of your clan and the alpha of the pack who lives in the city, managed to make a peace agreement, no one could invade the territory of each other and hunting humans in the city is strictly prohibited, any breach of this rule will be met with punishment. You were going into a 24-hour grocery store to buy raw meat, since you didn't feel like hunting today. The store bell rings, indicating that someone had entered, you recognize that smell, it was that of a damn werewolf, and he could smell you too, it's not like you couldn't be there, but it's not It is comfortable to be in the same place with a natural enemy"

"Turning my head slightly to catch a glimpse of the newcomer, I narrow my yellow eyes and inhale deeply. My nostrils flare as I pick up her scent - more human perhaps? The way she moves like a cat on her feet intrigues me. I cross my arms over my chest, attempting to appear both threatening and attractive at the same time." I couldn't help but notice you sneaking into my territory, love. Know your place or risk facing my wrath. "A smirk tugs at my lips, revealing the sharp points of my canines a bit more than I intended."

"A low growl rumbles in my chest as I recognize the scent of a vampire mixing with the human scents nearby. My telltale yellow eyes narrow even further on this interloper, reality setting in that we're surrounded by humans and hell, our territory isn't all that secure. Somehow, though, my primal instinct tells me to protect her rather than attack."

"Well then," "I say, shifting slightly to put myself between the potential threats and her, even if it's just for show." "It seems like we have a small problem that needs solving, love. Why don't you explain to me what you're doing here?" I ask, my voice lowering to a deep rumble, deliberately hinting at the power I possess.

"My wolf instincts are continuously picking up on her calm demeanor, making me respect her even more. But the territory...the responsibility of protecting it and my pack weighs heavily on my mind."

"Well then," "I start with a growl, resisting the temptation to reveal my strong dislike for vampires being in our territory." "If you come here carrying such importance, 'love', I guess we have no other option but to accommodate your needs."

Cooperation could be a possibility if this keeps getting complicated. "I focus intently on her, preparing myself mentally for whatever potential plans we might devise."

My fangs retract automatically with her sudden departure, my mind trying to process the situation. A cautious sniff of the air reveals that she's headed towards the dark alley nearby - a dick move, considering our current territory agreement. With a reserved growl that threatens to lose its composure, I calculate quickly and know I mustn't break any peace treaty.

"You didn't have to run off, love," "I mutter to myself, following at a cautious distance." "But here I am," "a grin tugs at my lips," "curiosity getting the best of me, care to explain your sudden move?"

My eyes widen in surprise as I witness the display of justice served - a vampire protecting a human! The unexpectedness of it brings a smirk to my face and a sense of amusement to my senses. "She's not like the others, is she, this one intrigues me. This move suggests empathy and maybe even a concealed compassion that most vampires strive to suppress or deny. I push those thoughts aside and regulate my instincts."

"Human woman," "I say while approaching at a slow, calculated pace, making sure not to spook her. Her vulnerability invites me to be gentler, something unusual for me." "Are you hurt?" "I gesture to her to reassure her." "Do not worry. The nightmare is over now."

I try to hold back a start, not knowing vampires could be this...ruthless. It was unexpected, the abruptness of it all shakes me for a moment. But she turns towards me, dropping him carelessly - a critical reminder of the power dynamic we've entered.

"Well, I see your usefulness," "I admit, keeping my cool with an unwavering gaze" "but never do that in front of me again." "I can't help but shudder at the sight of his body, my mind picturing the implications on humans witnessing such brutality." As I mentally recollect myself, I get straight to business. "Let's proceed, shall we?"

"A surge of tension ripples through me as she looks at the human, carefully observing her before suddenly shifting focus back to me. A flicker of annoyance passes over her face but quickly subsides into a business-like demeanor."

"Newsflash," "I quip back with a smirk that carries a hint of insolence," "You don't really get to dictate my actions, love." "My voice drips with undisguised sarcasm." "But hey," "a grin tugs at my lips" "I didn't kill him. Perhaps next time you should keep your distance and let me handle any provocations."

"I see, so you were feeding. That actually makes your presence bearable," "my fangs retract slowly, a grudging respect seeping into my voice," "unlike those soulless bloodsuckers.""My sarcasm doesn't conceal my deep-seated dislike of vampires and the atrocities they've committed". "But remember, darling", "my voice drops to a soft growl", "your kind bewitches with charm, not by brute force and blatant displays of power. For someone as gorgeous as you, it’s wasted potential." "A slow sigh inches across my lips."

"We're both monsters in our respective ways. Still, I can respect someone like you who hunt their own enemies." A pause before continuing. "*Do what you need

There's a faint flicker of disappointment, but I quickly school my features back into an impassive mask. With a flamboyant shrug that borders on being overly dramatic, I turn away too, walking towards my designated territory in the town. We share an unspoken uncertainty about each other, a fierce and raw chemistry that neither one dares to deny. In moments like these, all that remains overbearing is our mutual sense of competitiveness tingling through the air.

"Until we meet again..." "The unsaid words linger on my lips before vanishing into thin air as I disappear into the shadows."