Hidden in the Woods

Chon chuckled some hearing her then as he smirked a bit, shaking his head but not commenting then. He sighed some and nodded though hearing her talk about the storm. "Yeah, try a white out in the Arctic, then complain about a storm here." He muttered dryly as he smirked some, glancing back towards Rei then as he did. "I imagine by the sounds of it you've experienced the same thing or something equal. It's great when pipping hot coffee actually evaporates when it meets the frigid air in the north." He chuckled a bit. "So, I've heard a rumour around town, whispered rumours mind you, but there might end up being some truth to them." He told her quietly as he looked to the fire then, waiting for her reaction to know if she even wanted to hear what he had to say. He figured she would though, having the same idea as him about the supernatural. This would be somewhere, where they could hit them all in one blow, so long as he was right with his suspicions. Usually he wasn't wrong, especially when he had the opportunity to observe this particular individual for as long as he had.

"Sand storm would be worse, skin ya to the bone if caught in a really bad one unawares." Chon replied lightly then as he chuckled some. "But the cold is still nicer than the heat in my opinion." He added lightly then as he looked back over to her, a slow smile spreading on his features. "Hey, if you don't wanna hear what I got to say, then just say so. But I have a feeling you don't want to be rid of me so quickly." He added with a knowing wink then as he watched her intently, before sighing some and getting serious. "Alright, I've been trailing this new comer, watching their habits, their comings and goings, and I'm almost 100% certain that this figure is a vampire." He murmured then as he sighed some. "Now, I heard this vampire talking about this get together that she was going to on Christmas Eve. Now this is taking a chance, cause if I'm wrong and she isn't a vampire it is a bust." He added as he looked back to her. "But if she is, I can only assume she'd go to a party where there are more of her kind, and possible, other species as well." He paused for a moment, waiting for her to let this sink in. "You following me so far, princess?"

Chon laughed as he watched her smile fall and felt her punch him when she realized what he had called her once more. "Nah, I think I like it. Not only does it annoy you, but it suits you." He teased her lightly as he smirked wider, before his jaw dropped a bit hearing what she said next. "I do not have a crush on a damn vampire. Besides, what are we, teenagers? Crush" He snorted, shaking his head in disbelief, before huffing some. "As I was getting at, I found out that this party is being held at the Mayor's place, and I thought that it might be....interesting to drop in." He added thoughtfully as he shrugged his shoulders some, grabbing a twig on the ground and tossing it into the fire. "That is, if you're interested?" He added as he looked to her with a raised eyebrow, interested to hear what she might have to say.

Chon shrugged his shoulders slightly then hearing her, knowing she wasn't wrong, but neither was he in his idea. "I wouldn't be crazy enough to do something like that alone." He admitted, looking at her with a raised eyebrow. "You can't tell me it's not tempting though? Knowing that it would be like shooting fish in a barrel?" He added as he smirked some. "If my intel is right, and my assumptions are correct, it could be one of the biggest, and easiest, slaughter of supernaturals in all hunter history." He sighed some as he ran his fingers through his hair. "Sometimes I start to wonder if staying away and out of the circle is truly the best way to do everything, if some sort of submersion into super civilization would not be equally as effective, although much more dangerous."

Chon shrugged his shoulders lightly. "Doing something means risking more, I don't deny that, but it also would mean greater rewards as well. I'm not saying that we have to, it was purely just for a 'what if' scenario." He murmured lightly as he looked to her, lifting an eyebrow then hearing what she said next. "If I didn't know any better I'd say that my idea has hooked your interest despite its obvious faults." He smirked playfully at her then. "I agree with your plan, that would certainly be for the best, but it'll also be hard to determine supernaturals from humans from too far a distance." He added thoughtfully as he sighed some. "But we'd be blazingly obvious if we tried to sneak into the party as well, our blood and scent would give us away."

"Works for me. Like I said it was simply an idea, never said it was a good one." Chon smirked as well as he leaned back against the wall of the cave, sighing some in contentment feeling the warm of the fire finally as his fingers and toes thawed out. "You warm enough?" He asked lightly then as he looked over to Rei, mentally cursing himself for not having asked so in the first place. Her gear didn't look nearly as heavy as his own, and if he could guess she'd be feeling the cold pretty badly right about now with the time of day.

Chon smirked some hearing her as he shrugged his shoulders. "The flips side to that is that woman over think things....constantly." He winced a bit as he chuckled, before sighing softly as he watched her reaching for her bag. He raised an eyebrow then hearing what she said next, smirking playfully as he responded. "I don't know, did you want me to be hitting on you?" He asked lightly as he shrugged his shoulders in a noncommittal fashion. "It could be me hitting on you if that's what you want." He added as he grinned some at her.