George: "Actually I do see a wolf doing that because my sister is a werewolf," George sneered as he just kept trying to get some of the blood out of his hair despite being smacked. "Plus I don't stick out too too much!"

Heyyyy! How ya doing today??

Alastor: he glared at George. "Your sister also doesn't live in the woods George." He paused for a moment looking around. "Now shush... I think they'd be able smell you from a few miles away so be quiet. Don't let them hear you." He smeared is bloody hand over George's face just to spite him. "Don't lick your hands now."

Hey!! I'm doing pretty well how are you??

George: "Ew! Alastor!!" George hissed as he had blood wiped all over his face before beginning to wipe it off with his sleeve. "When I get home, I won't wash my hands. In fact, I will shove them in the dirt before I put the dirt in your face!" George grumbled sourly to himself, clearly not liking this whole situation.

I am doing pretty okay thanks!! :)

Alastor: he rolled his eyes with a sigh. "It's your funeral George. You're the one that wanted to get to Lucas ASAP. I'm just doing my part... most species that lives here are nocturnal. You know, because any poor soul that wanders in here dies." He stopped walking as a stick snapped in the woods.

George: "I was only joking you know," George chuckled, as he smiled widely. "Plus we we do get home-" George froze. Did he just hear that? George whipped around to see what it was, his lips sealed tightly.

Alastor: he starred at the spot where the stick snapped. There was a figure just standing and watching them. Silently. Their eyes let of f a bright silver/bronze glow. Alastor held his breath semi no to actually be afraid. "Can... can you see them too?" He needed to make sure it wasn't in his head, that George could infact see the perosn that Alastor saw. "Did you hear that?" He was referring to the stick snapping.

George: George nodded a few times, trying his best not to express his fear as he gabed Alastor lightly in the side to notify that it was probably time to get going.