Breaking back into it

Wren sighed heavily, sat against a walla behind the Metro, waiting. The lobby was a no-go after she'd run late, so she was hoping Haylie would show up soon. Still, if not she could always make a couple of killings herself.
Sighing again, she set back to wait.

Haylie ran towards the Metro, seeing Wren slumping on the outside of the building. "I...am...so...sorry" She panted, catching her breath. "I'm late. How late am I?"

Wren glanced up in surprise, before smiling and standing up. "You're not. It's fine." she told her calmly. "I was late to the lobby, you're fine."

She stood up straight, bowing her head in respect. "Are you ready to start?"

Wren nodded, her smirk back in place. "Of course." She started walking. "We'll begin with humans - they're boring, easy to handle, very unimaginative." she smirked wider. "Man I've missed this."

She kept herself in step with Wren, waiting for further instruction.

Wren walked into the Metro, smirking slightly. "Okay, pick someone." she ordered.

Haylie pointed to a young-looking boy sitting alone in the corner. "Him."

Wren smirked wider. "Get him out back where I was before. I'll bring someone too and we'll begin the lesson."
With this said, she started over towards another boy, her smirk turning seductive.

She strutted over to the boy, before long getting him to follow her

Wren took a little longer, enjoying the attention. Evantually, she met Haylie behind the Metro.

By the time Wren joined her behind the Metro, Haylie was practically licking her lips with anticipation. She saw her come out and smirked, waiting for her instructions.

Wren smirked back, leading the boy over to Haylie and her own catch. Her boy, meanwhile, was frowning.
"Hey, what is this?!"
Wren rolled her eyes and turned to face him, pushing him back into the wall before he could say anything more. "Shut up." she ordered. She glanced back at Haylia and smirked. "This is the part where you show us all who's boss." she whispered loudly, her smirk widening.

Haylie grabbed her boy and shoved him back against the wall, baring her fangs and waiting for Wren to make the first move.

The boy yelled out in surprise and fear, making Wren laugh darkly. "I said shut up." she reminded him, licking her lips and baring her fangs like Haylie. She sunk her fangs into him sharply, making sure he was still alive by the end of it. "Enjoy." she told the other girl simply, before going back to drink the rest of his blood. His body fell to the floor with a small thump. Wren stood back to watch Haylie, looking highly amused by it all.

Haylie hesitated only slightly before, like Wren, digging her fangs into his milky white skin. She drank all of his blood before letting his body fall. She stepped back, licking her lips

Wren grinned. "Have fun?" she teased, her tone friendly. "C'mon, we'll try taking out a weak vampire or two. Sound good?"

She nodded. "That sounds good." She kicked the man's body out of her way and went after Wren.

Wren grinned as she strode back into the Metro. She glanced back at Haylie. "I checked with Ryland beforehand. Act like we've been sent personally: it's so much fun." she whispered, glancing pointedly at a group of young vampires over in one corner.

She cocked her head to the side. "What do you mean by that?"

Wren blinked. "Ryland's our clan leader. When he says your time is up, your time is up." She didn't understand how Haylie couldn't know that. It was second nature to her, ahving been in the clan for a while now. "He's infamous within the vampire community. And known well enough here in Chicago." she added. "Anyway, he said we could kill the weaker vampires." she pointed to the group again. "They are our targets. Well, a couple of them, anyway. Understand?"

She nodded slowly, not fully grasping the concept. "I'll follow your lead," She brushed her long hair out of her face as she followed her over to the group

Wren nodded, now too close to the group to reply. She smirked at one seductively. The group - who were all boys, Wren noted - glanced her and Haylie up and down, grinning stupidly.
"Come dance." Wren ordered, giving Haylie a quick glance as she tugged the leader towards the dance floor.

Haylie's hands latched onto a boy's shirt and brought him with her. He stumbled out of his seat awkwardly and Haylie rolled her eyes, to think at first she actually felt sorry for him.

Wren smirked a little wider as she saw Haylie get the idea. After a couple of minutes dancing, she started whispering in his ear, directing him towards the door leading out to the alley where the first two boys still lay.