The clacking of deadly talon claws echo'ed through the alleyway, a pair of fierce eyes scanning their surroundings. The hunt was on as usual, another creature tried to steal from him, this was unacceptable in his mind. A bit away the panting of a tired fox can be heard as she runs about lost in the maze of back alleys and no man's land concrete caves. This was his hunting ground and she was at and end. "Please, let me go!" she pleaded not actually seeing her hunter but knowing he was nearby. Her sweaty scent was heavy upon the air, her heart's beat almost a overwhelming drum playing homage to the dread. She raced around another bend, then another till she ran right smack into the grinning raptor himself who grabbed her. "Please! I didn't know you live here. Please don't kill me!" she gasped almost blacking out with fear. He merely grinned coldly at her, 'The more of us that hang around here the more likely government will search this area for captives. I cannot allow you to live in my territory, so I'll let you leave with a warning clear to all..." he paused long enough to break her arm and cut a deadly gash across her back, letting her drop and pull herself away with her one good arm. "All that come here will die, now you best be sure to relay that message." he laughed as he walked away. He didn't really expect her to live but if she did she'd know better then to return.
He casually made his way out of his own private maze, hunting was always fun but even he had his limits. In all honesty if nobody ever showed up he'd be just as happy, killing wasn't something he needed but sometimes things must happen to ensure one's survival. The situation was bad enough with captures happening everyday, the last team trying to capture him learned a deadly lesson. Now they mostly seemed to steer clear of his territory. Suited him just fine but there was always the price to pay. The cost of his soul or maybe the darkening of his heart, neither he knew very fondly. Years of fending for yourself in a cold concrete jungle has made a killer of him. Sometimes he wished there was a better way. " Down seventh is usually the best place to catch a bite," he muttered as he head in that direction.