Starfire finished with his wing, and tucked it away. His shoulder was close to being done even though his leg was still numb. Getting up, he limped back to the room she had given him to lay down. And that's when he heard the barking outside the window. Great, just great. He thought before looking outside. The hounds were sniffing the track, at least 3 more had joined into the hunt. He growled, knowing he would have to lead them away. He walked out the back before shifting. The dogs immediately got wind of him. Running into the woods, he felt the pang of pain through his leg but ignored it.

Jumping over a log, he turned swiftly catching the first hound by surprise. His fangs dug deep into the dog's neck, killing it instantly. Jumping over the dead body, he caught the second one in midair, snapping it's spine as they hit the ground. The last one backed up before lunging forward. Starfire leaped at it, coming down hard on it's flank. It yelped before clawing him in the foreleg hard. Starfire winced as blood started leaking from it before lodging his fangs into the hound's shoulder. It yelped squirming, trying to bite him.

Starfire growled before shifting his bite to the hound's throat, ripping it out. Once the forest was quiet, he went over to a small stream where he washed off the blood on his fur, claws and fangs. Once done, he limped back to the house shifting before going inside. Sitting down on his bed, he grunted as he shifted his focus to his forearm. The claw had gotten him right where the last scratches had been. He closed his eyes, allowing his healing to wash over his body, exhaustion weighing him down.

Ayesha usually got the exact same things every time. Not to mention the store hadn't reorganized or anything like that so everything was in the same place. So Ayesha finished shopping pretty quick. Her basket quite full, but that was fine with her. Usually she bought enough for at least two weeks, then ocasionally depending on how low she was every two weeks she would go back. But usually she stayed home, hidden in her house. Working from home, and doing little hobbies and jobs on the side. Checking out, she wheels the bags that filled the cart out to her car.

Where she quickly unloads and puts them in the trunk of her black sleek car. Then she closes the trunk, and returns the basket to the store. Ayesha returns to her car where she turns it on and puts in reverse. Soon on her way down the road towards home. Once again humming and singing quietly to herself along with the radio.

Starfire sighed as the rest of his scratches healed. He was bone tired now. Healing took energy as well, something he didn't have much of at the moment. Laying down on the bed, he allowed his eyes to close into an energy sleep. Mostly energy sleeps took short times like a nap, but restored a lot of energy for a longer amount of time. He sighed as his eyes closed and he fell deeply asleep, his senses still on high alert.

The drive home didn't take long and soon Ayesha was pulling into her driveway. Turning her radio down as she parks, shutting the car off and getting out. Then she proceeds to the trunk where she pops it open and begins to haul bags inside. Pausing at the door to unlock it, before heading in. Dumping the bags on the kitchen counter. Before returning to the car for more bags, filling the counter then the kitchen table until everything was unpacked. Starfire wasn't in sight, so Ayesha assumed he was resting. So the Scottish young women tried to stay quiet as she closes her trunk. Closes the door behind her and begins to unpack the bags and putting things away,

Starfire heard a trunk door close and the door close. Opening his eyes, he got up, feeling his energy back. Limping out, he leaned against the wall watching her unpack. After a moment he said, "Did you get everything you needed? And do you need help?" The kitchen counter was full with bags as was the kitchen table now. It was a lot of stuff, so he was guessing that she wouldn't need to go to the store for at least two weeks.

The blue gaze flickers up briefly, a smile flickering across her face as she greets Starfire and continues to pack things away. "Hey, yeah I did. And no thank you, I've got it under control." She goes quiet for a moment as she continues to pack things away. Then Ayesha speaks again,"How are you feeling? You seem a little more energized." Then her phone goes off, and Ayesha's eyes flare with anger. "Oh! My!" She growls snatching her phone up and answering it, barely hearing the male's voice greeting her on the other side. "Leave me alone! Or I swear to god I will call the police on you! You did this to us, not me! So leave. Me. Alone!" Before hanging up and slamming her phone down. Ayesha rests her hands on the counter, taking a few deep breaths. Before finally looking up, voice a bit shaky. "Sorry about that." As the young Scottish women returns to the unpacking.

"Hey, yeah I did. And no thank you, I've got it under control. How are you feeling? You seem a little more energized." Her phone went off then and she went on rampage on it. Starfire raised an eyebrow as she said, "Sorry about that." She returned to unpacking. Starfire watched her before saying, "I'm feeling better, although it's you I'm more worried about right now." He tilted his head towards her phone before asking quietly, "Instead of yelling at them, they can also understand a deadly icy tone if you do it just right. Usually a quiet acid tone works too." He blinked at her calmly.

Ayesha finishes packing everything away, as she grumbles. "What's there to worry about? It's not like he's going to personally buy a ticket just to travel all the way here. Besides he doesn't know where I live." Then she finishes throwing away the grocery bags,"You'd be surprised to know that an icy tone doesn't work with him he for some reason only understands yelling." Came her response as she shoots a venomous glare at her phone.

"What's there to worry about? It's not like he's going to personally buy a ticket just to travel all the way here. Besides he doesn't know where I live. You'd be surprised to know that an icy tone doesn't work with him he for some reason only understands yelling." She shot a venomous glare at her phone as if daring the guy to call her back. Starfire chuckled, "Then he doesn't know who he's messing with." He looked around before letting out a sigh as his healing switched on, back onto his shoulder.