[Evil Tink]

"Oh I think I can afford you." She winked, swinging herself gracefully into the door and pulled him inside with her. She got them into the line and started to dance in place. She was too excited for someone her age. "Oh I can't wwaaaiiit~"

Artemis dearly enjoyed spending time with William, but, she knew it couldn't last for much longer. After another year or so, she'd have to move back to England for another couple decades. That was the one thing she did dislike about her lifestyle. She never got to make close friends. She sighed slightly at the thought, suddenly standing still. She didn't want to move this time.

[Honor]

William was going to comment on the fact that he thought he just might be too expensive for her when he noticed her sudden mood change. Lightly, he placed his hand on the small of her back and leaned over so he could talk quietly into her ear. "You alright? You look a little... down." He asked, wondering if the experience outside had shaken her up more than she had admitted.

He frowned slightly. Had those men really frightened her this much? The thought made him regret not taking their lives even more. Perhaps he would find them and finish the job later, when he was out hunting for vampires.

[Evil Tink]

She quickly brightened up, not really realizing she looked so down. She smiled, shaking her head as she look up at him, "Oh! No, not at all. I've been chased before. It's just..don't worry about it, it's nothing." After a moment, she looked away, unable to lie to him, "I have to move back to London in a few years..."

She quickly turned around, seeing they were next. She glanced back at William. She still wanted to see the movie with him. After all, they were already here and she was sure the movie would cheer her up.

[Honor]

William quickly paid and got their tickets before responding. He was using the time to gather his thoughts. He found the idea of Artemis moving to be an unpleasant one, though he believed she would be safer once she did. It wasn't exactly beneficial to one's health to have a slayer for a best friend.

He waited till they weer walking again to speak. He knew now was the time to start distancing himself from her. He knew this, and that's why what came out of his mouth next surprised him. "I see... Would you like visitors there? Or mail?" It was his way of asking if she would allow him to stay in contact with her after she was gone.

[Evil Tink]

She smiled, "I would love if you came to visit! I could show you around. I'm sure you'd love it there." She took her ticket from him, twirling around to the guy punching tickets, and handed it to him. He punched a hole, then verbally directed her and William to the proper theater room. "Not to mention, the coffee there, is way better."

[Honor]

William grinned, relived at the thought of still being able to see her once she left. "Ah, coffee, my one true weakness. Now I'll have to come visit." He chuckled slightly and lead her into the cinema. He did love coffee, though part of that was because the supplements given to him to improve his abilities had always been slipped into his coffee before he became aware of them. They had been quite addicting, and now when given the chance to have coffee he never said no.

[Evil Tink]

She smiled slightly, selecting a seat in the way back, "I don't get why people always sit so close. It hurts your neck.." She took a seat just as the previews started. She leaned over to whisper, "Perhaps I can take you the day I leave. I'll pay for your airfare. How does that sound?"

[Honor]

William grinned. "It sounds wonderful as long as I can get the time off work." He whispered, seeing as the previews had started. His 'work' wasn't exactly in to time off. The slayer council didn't tolerate slackers. "And also if I get to pay for myself. I'd feel unmasculine, letting someone pay for me."

[Evil Tink]

Artemis playfully punched him on the shoulder, "Fine, can I at least pay for your ticket there? I'd feel bad making you pay for the entire thing." She ducked down as someone turned and told her shut up. She apologized and was silent the rest of the time.



Once the move was over, she dragged him out, clearly excited. "I loved that movie! We'll have to see it again while it's still in theater! It's just too good! Whoo!" She laughed, "Well, what else shall we do? I don't think I could sleep I'm so excited."

[Honor]

William laughed, pleased at her excitement. "It was! Did you that chase scene? Serious props to whoever those actors stunt doubles were." He had been please the movie hadn't simply been a couple kissing the entire time. That had been what he'd expected, considering he didn't bother to ask what it was about when Artemis had invited him. "Hmmm, we can chill at my place for a while if you like." He offered. "I have some Chinese take out left if you want some?"

[Evil Tink]

Artemis nodded, "Oh I know! It was 100% epic!" She smiled, holding onto his arm a bit as they walked, "Leftover Chinese sounds perfect! They make the best food." As they came outside, she paused a slight moment, a scent wafting into her nose. I should've killed them when I left for my 'bathroom break'...

Without indicating something was amiss, she led William around the park, rather than through it. She was not looking forward to going back that way. "Oh that reminds me, did you walk all the way out here?"

[Honor]

"Leftover chinese food it is then." William said with a laugh. Rarely did he ever have anything else in his apartment besides leftover take-out. Being a slayer was a busy job, cooking simply didn't fit into his schedule.

"No, my bike is close by, c'mon." He said changing their direction slightly. He wondered vaguely why she had chosen to lead them away from the park, but didn't question it too much. He had learned to trust her instincts over the years. They proved useful.

The motorcycle was within his sights now. It was a sleek creature, painted black as midnight to help him blend into the streets, and designed for speed and dangerous maneuvers. He loved his bike.

[Evil Tink]

Artemis nodded, following him, "I was wondering if you brought that. You love that thing more than your mother, I swear." She laughed, peering behind them muttering something along the lines of 'When will people learn?'. She looked back to where they were walking as the got closer to the bike, "I suggest we hurry up. And take the long way, I've got that..'you're being followed' feeling."

Her eyes examined the area behind them, narrowing them as she took in the details. Humans were so stubborn and violence driven. Not to mention, she thought she saw a few extra people in their little posse. Don't tell me they were apart of a freaking gang. Ugh, I hate gangs.

[Honor]

"Hey, you would too if you knew her." He said with a chuckle. He was pretty sure that she did not want to meet his mother. Ever. His mother was a high ranking slayer who had no time for anything but the kill. She had taken him from his civilian and rather oblivious father at a very young age when she realized he possessed the skills of a slayer.

At Artemis's words of warning he turned and looked behind them. He groaned and cursed under his breath. He could see them clear enough, and he would have been more than willing to take them out if he had been alone. Quickly he gave Artemis the helmet, sat on the bike and revved the engine. "Get on. Quickly."

[Evil Tink]

She nodded, quickly throwing her leg over and fastening the helmet, "You know..I think we'll be seeing a lot of these guys the next few years...Gangs carry grudges.." She wrapped her arms around his waist, glancing over the the small group started to get closer.

[Honor]

The moment Artemis was secure William hit the gas, speeding forward. There was more men than he liked to think, but they would be dealt with at his first free moment. He would have to take out all those that had seen their faces to ensure their safety. "This is... unfortunate." He said aloud, then quietly to himself, "Should've killed 'em when I got the first chance." He didn't think she would hear.

Quickly, thinking the movement was to fast for Artemis;s eyes he took a throwing knife from his jacket and launched it at the fist man. It was a direct hit. 'One down. Only a billion more to go.' He though bleakly.