Thread: Natural Born Instincts (Yuna & DontxBlinkk's 1x1)

Colin Thao Another night, another call, another late night hunt. For years, Colin Thao had one job to kill. As long as he could remember, Colin was hunting in the night, tracking down his latest money maker and taking them down without even a second thought. This was the life of an assassin and one he knew quite well. Despite the pain in his gut and the hate in his mind, the blood sucking monster knew what was right, knew what he had to do. The money he got out of it was well worth the risk, not to mention the opportunity to drain the victims whenever he pleased. The take down was his own choice, the reasons for it was up to the customer. Since vampires came out in the public eye, life had been tough for Colin. He could barely remember it happening, feeling as if it was only a strange dream from his childhood. Only that he was an adult every time he thought about it. There was no childhood tucked away in his mind, no memories of what happened before the vampires came out, only what had gone on since and only who he had taken down. His boss suggested he had a case of amnesia, but then again, he didn't much care. As long as Colin was getting the jobs done, he'd continue to pass them over, memory loss or not. Another night, another forest, another boring track. This latest target wasn't as smooth as the last few had been. Then again, they knew they were being hunted. They knew that something was going to be after them soon and they were on the run. This victim was seemingly clueless. Colin didn't have much information on her other than her home and a good picture of her, but for some reason she had a high bounty on her head. There was big money out there for this female and Colin's boss wanted it. Of course, he'd split the reward with his mercenary of a worker, but they both knew who was really after the money. Colin didn't waste any time in following the woman out to the forest, keeping his silent distance with ease and practice. He wasn't about to slip up over someone as silly as her. She was an archer, which meant her senses were that much higher than an average human's, meaning Colin had to be even more careful than he normally would be. He couldn't risk being shot with anything. Not again. The force of a longbow forcing an arrow through him would certainly damage his body in more ways than he would want to imagine. He'd have to be careful around this huntress. The red, glowing moon gave the entire forest an eerie glow, one that brought out the vampiric nature of the blood sucker even more than the hunt typically would. Colin watched from a safe distance as she found a place to hide herself and aimed, waiting for the first target to cross her path. In silence he waited for a movement in the distance. A doe stepped out into a small clearing, nibbling lightly at the grass at its feet, ears twitching as she waited for a sound to echo around her. She looked so peaceful, so unknowing... just as Lillithria did. Comparing the two bits of prey was something that Colin couldn't help but smirk at. Either way, they were going down. He took advantage of the moment to sneak forward, moving from tree to tree with practised, silent ease. His dark jacket and scarf kept him well hidden, blocking his skin from the light of the bright moon. The vampire blended into the shadows as if he was born in them. As Lillithria waited to fire, the assassin stepped up behind her, not a leaf crunching under his steps. He kept to the trees for a reason after all. As soon as the shot went off, he was ready to strike, leaping down from the branches above to grab the woman and inject her with his own personal poison. Just enough to knock her out, but enough to keep her down until he took her away. He was good at his job. And as long as his target didn't fight back, this would be swift.