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{š’„š’¶š’øš‘œš’· ā„¬š“š’¶š’øš“€} ([personal profile] canisunrequites) wrote in [personal profile] flatly 2020-03-26 12:59 am (UTC)

ā€œIt can’t be too much if they send just one guy to kill it,ā€ Jacob points out. ā€œUnless you’re just that good.ā€ While he isn’t going to completely overestimate the threat lurking around in their midst, he also isn’t about to have his pack and allies thinking they had no chance. Even if they can’t actually kill the thing due to, um… biology? They can at least track it or corral it into a certain area until Alec arrives to do the job. Jacob just hopes the man is sure with his shot. Entertain some wild chase around the entire damn mountain hunting some… goat… beaver thing… is not his idea of a fun day.

(As for the sheer number of his backup, well… let’s just say that while many of their little alliance enjoy the quiet life, sometimes you miss the action.)

Perhaps it was telling by Jacob’s reaction to the possibility of a ā€œdemonā€ running around the mountain, but the vampires and werewolves out here weren’t aware of the Shadowhunters and their ilk. But perhaps they shouldn’t be surprised. With covens of their vampires ranging from the common two or three to the uncommon nine the Cullens possessed (among the largest), they are relatively spread wide apart and tiny. The most powerful coven, the Volturi, were equivalent to royalty in their vampire line, sitting pretty over there in Volterra, Italy and preferring the rest of their kind of vampires stay hidden and out of sight. The debacle in Seattle had likewise brought their attention and almost interference, but they opted to let it play out, knowing it would either wipe itself out or bring them some trophies of the vendetta. Who was the say the Shadowhunters and Volturi hadn’t accidentally crossed paths with each other once or so before, but merely continued on their way out of no recognizing who the others were. Jacob only knew of the vampires through what the Cullens told them, but since they were allies in two confrontations by now, they told them quite a lot. Enough Jacob was confident enough to talk to Alec about it if necessary.

Still doesn’t want their new ā€˜demon hunter’ to end up ingloriously busting a foot on an old log. Because if this thing really is as dangerous as Alec professed, Jacob wants his aid in getting rid of it before it seriously screws up anything else … Damn, and now he’s noticing the other man’s warmth and those strong muscles in his arm. He’s an archer, so obviously he must have good definition, but still… damn.

Jacob almost breaks into a laugh at that squeak of a response. Alec reminds him of a high-school girl with a crush. A comment that will go unsaid to prevent the man from losing more blood to his face (if that’s the only place it’s going right now…) He snorts at the question, looking at Alec like he just asked if the sky’s blue. ā€œWould you rather piggyback?ā€ Rhetorical question. But rather than risk an aneurysm, Jacob drops off the boulder their on and vanishes from sight behind a group of trees. It’s less than a minute later before the giant russet-colored wolf returns, a black strap around his back leg holding the pair of jeans tight. One jump and he’s up on the boulder with Alec, amber eyes watching him with the same sight as Jacob had a moment ago. Then crouches down on all fours beside him, letting him mount him.

And really, whether Alec likens it to a big furry horse or a big furry motorcycle is kind of up to him. But he better hold on tight because once he does, Jacob takes off. And he’s fast.

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