" playing hard to get eh?" Kye chuckled landing back onto the soft ground " No point in attacking a vampire... im too strong and you cant kill me. " he watched then closely to see what they would do.

"You still dont have the upper hand here." The three spread out, creating a semi circle. "Three against one? No way."

" I dont do I?" Kye chuckled before spreadng his huge red wings and going back into the air, looking down at them " I think I do, Frost. "

Well, maybe it was true, but that didnt mean Frost had to think so. The cat huffed, now trying to figure out what to do next.

" You mongrals must be afraid of ehights" Kye chukled tossing tiny pebbles at them for the fin of pissing them off more " come on kitties... if you want me, come and get me" he landed back ont his feet and hid his wings. " Catch me if you cant" he turned around and ran full speed towards the cliffside.

Roxy was fuming, and it showed when she chased after Kye, snapping at his heels. The two cats followed behind her, the raccoon cat had hitched a ride on the canines back. Frost was determined.

Kye hit his max speed of 80 miles an hour just before reach a cliff and stopped not a good place for me, but.. I gotta do what I gotta do he thought as she stared at his opponents one by one, sizing them up. " Whos first?"

The raccoon cat stood on Roxy's head, at to be seemingly volunteering themselves. Frost and Roxy glanced at each other, warily.

" Scardy cats" he mumbled as he got closer to the edge of the cliffside, " I maybe outnumbered, but I outpower all of you" he said before grabbing the racoon cat and dandled her over the edge of the cliff " Now...this will be really sad. Loosing a member of your little gang, Front. What would it be like?" he pretended to drop the cat before catching her again in the same second to scare them.

Frost wasnt scared, he was... concerned. Roxy, on the other hand, had grown so close to that cat that she jumped from the cliff and tried to snap her jaws down on a wing or whatever she could. Frost, who watched from steady ground, held his neutral expression quite well.