- that small nagging fear growing again. “This was a terrible idea!” She shifted into the four legged form, her tail already tucked between her legs as she followed into a run. “No, not really!!”

Aurelia once again opened her mouth to not say anything. Her answer was going to be yes anyway. Instead, she scoffed, grinning at Cami. That grin fell away when she saw the red and blue lights. She held her hand out to shield her eyes from the brighter light that swept across with a whine, -

- of the words to mimic sun rays. Aurelia smiled at Cami when her arms ended up around her and giggled at her comment. “I don't mind it, I encourage it even- consider me touch starved.” She patted Cami's arm and leaned her head against the other's. “Who knows, maybe even more names will be added?”

She giggled and stood with her knuckles on her hips to look over the growing graffiti. “It's a nickname.” Trading the blue for yellow, she filled the blank space with [of Sunshine]. “Pequeño rayo de sol. I was called Ray more than my name.” She shrugged, drawing lines around the top half -

- up next, her attention to the grey canvas in front of her. In flowing cursive she wrote [Ray was here], leaving a space below the nickname and ‘was’. “Do you have yellow?”

Aurelia blinked, her gaze coming up to meet Cami's again, her mouth opening to protest, but nothing came out. She smiled to herself, looking down to the pretty blue paint that dripped from the nozzle. “This little haunted town is pretty dreary, isn't?” A grinned tugged at her lips when she looked -

- hands. “I think I want to change my earlier statement, I'd prefer to live a quiet life. I don't want to be livin’ la vida loca.” Not true, but she found it hard to admit.

“How about don't ask questions I don't have an answer to, hmm?” Stopping in front of the blank canvas of the wall, she stared up, transforming once again, and glanced to Cami sheepishly. “Won't we get in trouble..?” Eyes drawn to the offered can, she takes it, turning it over in her -

“Unfortunately for them, I don't even have a diary.” She teased before transforming. “Is it such a crime to want to live honestly? Hey- wait up!” She called out, chasing after her. Once she caught up, Aurelia playfully bumped into her. “C'mon, one little hint?”

- though. She turned off the lights and met her at the door to lock up. “Are you going to give me a hint?”

She watched Cami burst in, a brow raised when she prances up and grabs her by the collar, that part surprised her. “Que-?!” She pried the other's hand off her collar and glanced around with a sigh. “You guys convincing me to leave early is becoming a recurring bad habit.” It wasn't a no, -

- front of her. "It might as well be a fun ice breaker. It's not something to worry about here. It's silly, I used to wear contacts to blend in, but no one cares! Esta loco! There's other werewolves and necromancers, these people called krouziej and some others."

Aurelia wandered back over to Cami with a soft chuckle, watching her struggle for a second before she pulled out her phone to text Cassian. "I'm sure I can get a couple of guys to help us move that and probably even get it to where you need it." She put her phone away and folded her hands in -

Aurelia just... cranes her own head and bites Cami's muzzle playfully. "He looked so mad.." She huffed softly, letting go. "I don't think I'm that much better, it's hard to keep cool, this is so much more intense."

A great distraction from her growing fear. The scars on her face felt like they burning, like they were fresh again the more Dillon got angrier. She wanted nothing more than to go hide behind Aleks or Axel. "Do you think he'll be okay?" She booped the side of Cami's head with her nose.