Consquences (Mel)

The boy didn't even care, yes he should probably go back to his dorm, but like that'd happen. For awhile he'd rather just shrug this off. It might not end up meaning very much either. He was probably not in the best spot for this stuff. For a moment he wondered what he could end up doing. What was he supposed to do? How was he supposed to handle this. It might just end up making a few bad places for him. Caelan didn't think that anyone would be there. Or any animal for that matter, but the animal was just suddenly there. And he blinked, looking up at the dog like creature. What was a dog doing here? Much less why was it bugging him. For now he'd rather be off on his own. Somehow. The boy only grumbled as the whistling met his ears. Caelan wanted a nice time to himself. To get rid of his thoughts. If he broke down then heck it only proved he was human. But someone prevented that. Another person perhaps. Either way he'd rather just not deal with it. Maybe he could make them all go away.

It seemed as if he was not turning back to normal. At least not for the moment, he had a feeling this was not going to be a good thing. Or a bad thing either. But it wasn't likely to be very positive now that he might be thinking about it clearly. Right now he almost didn't know what he'd end up finding. Or who would be there either, seriously this was one of those very awkward moments. Very very awkward indeed. Yet he didn't even know what to say. Or how to go about any of this either. What could he say? For a moment he felt as if something not so great was actually going to happen here with this. Caelan had been lost in his thoughts. Of Devan, of everything else. Of being basically alone in his memories. And now he just reached over to pick the dog up by it's collar if it had one. But the animal dodged his hand and fled into the woods. Where was it going now?

Should he follow? Maybe not. Let the whistling chick do it. Caelan almost didn't care, it'd probably get snatched if the vampires were roaming around though. So he got up and grumbled, rubbing the back of his neck. Trying to ignore how sore his neck felt at this point. "Oi you are missing the dog right? Yea he ran off further into the forest, he's probably lost now." He should help, Caelan thought. But what good was he? He barely knew what to do. At this moment it probably wasn't going to actually help apparently. For now. With a small growl he wondered what he'd get into at this moment in time. Seriously just what was he thinking, being out here. He was supposed to be working or in some form of it. But that was also not so important.

He only leaned against the tree. Waiting and watching. She had to say something, if she didn't jump out of her skin or run off. He didn't mean to scare anyone but still. Girls were so easily influenced.

This girl was annoying, she had always been. More or less, and he'd rather not dig into that. Basically. Just what was it going to get into? He almost wondered what this girl wanted. She had appeared out of nothing looking for her dog. Then Caelan gave her instructions about how to find her dog. Basically. So what was he going to do? Flip her over and so on. That sounded good to him, and when she punched him that was exactly what happened. He would not hurt her, Caelan just caught her fist and flipped her onto the ground. Onto the soft ground instead of the trees. After all it was better off not hurting her wasn't it?

"The heck are you trying to do woman! You don't just attack people. If someone wanted you hurt you'd never get the chance. You clearly need to think." He huffed, and just grumbled. Caelan was not in the mood for this. All of it seemed to be really annoying. Yet he'd rather not end up dealing with it in some weird way. Already this had gone so far out of his comfort zone. And he'd rather not deal with it again anyway. Basically. For now he'd rather just try to get out of here, then go back to his room. Or get wasted. Nah he was too pure for that. Well as pure as a murderer could be.

He just grumbled at her, and rolled his eyes. He was already annoyed with this. What was he supposed to do? It'd probably not end up mattering in the long run either right? So for now he'd just have to figure it out. And wonder what he's going to do. This girl needed to like go away or something. That was all, he'd rather not end up dealing with someone else right now. He was still upset over the Devan thing.

His frustration and anger became visible away from Devan.

Caelan didn't even know this darn girl. What the heck did she want? Or why was she even trying to get in his way. This was so annoying. Caelan didn't even know what to do with her. He had been waiting, trying to figure something out at the very least. But would it matter? Would it do anything? Nope. He had a feeling this in general was a stupid idea. Trying to get some relaxation without people being around constantly. But that'd just be too easy wouldn't it? What could he do? This just didn't seem good for him. Maybe he'd get into trouble. If he was too rough with her or something along those lines. Not exactly his best idea in the whole world at this moment in time. But he'd leave it alone. All he did was keep glancing back at her. The heck was she on.

"What Devan? The heck are you talking about? You shouldn't even be out here right now. Not exactly a good place to be." He grumbled as he spoke, this was not a good place to be. People needed to realize that. Mostly. But of course people were clueless, they never realized those things. And it frustrated him but Caelan let his temper go away for a moment. Since it was all he could really do at this point. Nothing else really mattered did it? This girl really what did she want besides her little bratty puppy that had wandered further into the woods. Caelan didn't even want to help her look right now. But he probably would anyway, maybe.

He only rolled his eyes again and glanced at her. "What? You should just go back to the dorm, the puppy will wander back soon enough." He turned away from her. Maybe time he went back to his patrol. She could go back and play with Devan. She seemed to know him, and Caelan didn't have a damn clue who this stupid girl was. She even knew who he was. That was something he didn't want. He'd rather just leave, and make her go away at that. But like it'd end up working. Girls were annoying and stubborn.

More then he was.

Caelan tried to let his attitude fade, and go back to normal. But he wanted to just forget, he didn't even give a crap about anything. Why would he? Yes he had emotions, but the blue haired hunter hated them. He only focused on his work these days when Devan wasn't around. The boy tried to give a small smile though he didn't when he wasn't looking at her. He just wanted to get her out of here, so she could go back to the dorms. He already did his thing. Caelan was pulling the weight of a lot of people. If he screwed up then students died. And that truly was the last thing he wanted. What could he do? Caelan felt like he just needed to get her back to the dorms with that damn puppy. Before other people showed, like the vampires for that matter.

But for now he'd rather just end up letting her go on her own way. Right now it'd probably not end up helping either. So what was he supposed to do? At this moment he felt a it awkward, as if it'd do him any good. Right now he was just supposed to help another student apparently. "Yea that way. He went into the woods after getting scared." He just shrugged a bit this wasn't so bad. And yet he'd rather not end up dealing with it. But of course he'd take her to the place where her dog went. So she'd at least be able to find him. Simple really. At this moment he didn't know entirely what to say. The girl was strange to little Caelan.

"Alright fine. I'm not slacking off though I finished up my rounds." He stopped talking after that, his sentences were coming short again. Yet he'd not entirely know what to do about this stuff anyway. It already made him feel awkward to know he had to help a girl. Much less a friend of Devan's. Just perfect when he thought he'd get away from Devan it somehow appeared again to bite him in the behind really hard. Which he hated seriously. This was already something he wanted to forget basically. And yet he'd rather not end up dealing with this. More or less he had a feeling it might be confusing to begin with.

"Yea. So he used to huh. Oh I see." His sentences were going back to being really small as he just moved to help her look for her puppy. He didn't even flinch when she touched his arm, at least it was a delayed reaction. He could only look at her when he realized it. But then he went to just keep on walking. It might not end up doing him any good either. At least at this moment. He didn't even need to guess, she was another hunter. It made him wonder how close Devan was to her, but he didn't say anything about it after that.

He knew his ways around the school, and where most of the people went. After all Caelan wasn't the only hunter in this school. Devan was the only hunter off duty right now for reasons. But no one needed to know that. Simply put really now that he was thinking about. This girl clinging to him however should have made him uncomfortable. Yet he was so out of it right now he barely noticed, he just wanted to find her dog and go. Get away, get back to his life. Something. After all he had a lot of stuff he wanted to forget. If that made any sense so far he thought it would. If he had even voiced it. Which was so not gonna happen. Caelan never voiced his worries, it just caused problems. So he almost completely ignored the girl as they started to look for her dog.

Just where was her dog? What did she want to bring it here for. People might report her. Or the dog would get eaten. Vampires didn't entirely care about people, or anything. Simple. They would not respect her feelings. And Caelan knew that from personal experience. He wanted to shove her off so bad, and yet he wasn't even thinking about it. Go figure. What could he end up doing? For a moment this seemed so confusing. Caelan's thoughts were drifting now between so many different things basically. "Yea maybe...he's getting better though. He'll be back on duty soon enough I guess. "He just shrugged his shoulders then wondered what he'd end up getting into.

He had agreed to help her yes. But that was as far as he'd go right now. He'd rather not end up getting into anything else. Not his life, not Devan's. Let her go ask Devan if she wanted to know so badly. Pretty much. He only sighed a bit and whistled for the puppy dog. Where would her puppy go? It might not end up mattering but still he wanted to find the dog. Just to send her on her way. "Well it was cause of me probably.Who knows. The school is safe for him." He was being vague on his responses. As Caelan always was these days. Couldn't be that much of a shock really.

He would only flinch for a second, then give a small nod and keep walking. Not saying a single word. What was he going to do? She kept bringing up Devan and it was bothering him. But he'd have to at least talk to her a little bit.

He had his reasons, Caelan wouldn't get close to people again. Not after what happened last time he did, the boy only knew how to force emotions he wasn't even sure he had right now. What could he do? for a moment he'd rather just not get dragged back into those memories. Forgetting was already hard enough though he'd never admit any of that at this moment. What would be the point of that? For now he just wanted to help her find her dog so she'd go away. Simple thought right there really. Though it'd probably not end up mattering. With a small sigh he wished he'd be able to forget, or push things off. But like it'd work. That would just make things way too easy. Caelan had already been more then aware of that more or less. But what was he even supposed to do? At this moment it'd probably not end up changing anything. He was already more then aware of how awkward his life was. Or how negative his life could end up becoming at this point really.

Just how was he supposed to accept or explain things? For now he'd rather keep it all to himself. Probably for the best, it'd only end up getting really bad if he wasn't careful. More or less this was just how awkward his life had become once again. Basically, he'd learn how to deal with this. Somehow. This girl though she had pushed his buttons a little more then he liked. And yet he'd rather just shrug it off. Though would it matter. Perhaps not, so for now he'd rather just shrug this off. Deal with it in some form. They needed to find her dog so she could back to her own life or something. Back to the dorms and away from him. Devan stung him enough without realizing it he didn't need to add someone else onto that as well. It'd only end up creating issues for him at this moment in time anyway.

"Not exactly. But it doesn't really matter." He was safe here, the vampires knew the rules. Most of them listened, and Caelan dealt with the people who didn't. Basically. With a small sigh he went back to whistling for the dog. Listening for any noise, any sound that the pet was here. He had to be somewhere after all. Dogs didn't wander off that darn far in this place. "Yea it's not bad here, nothing bad will happen you know. So whatever, just avoid the vampires. Stupid pure bloods." He grumbled as he walked still looking for her dog. Caelan was irritated now, and he hated every single second of this basically. What was he going to do? Right now it probably didn't mean much of anything. This girl had no idea what he felt, or what he knew.

She was just as oblivious as everyone else but his brother. Caelan's brother was the only one who knew about his feelings, or what he thought.