Hunting ground

“You know,” Gilt started to talk as soon Kate walked out to the door. “patience is not her strong suit. Since we first we met, she’s reluctant to trust a vampire like me.”

“You’re a vampire?” Alastor intently observed Gilt. “You don’t look like one.”

“Oh, I’m flattered. You see, this look is natural.”

Looks like I’m not the one who has bigger ego, after all. Alastor spoke in his thoughts.

“Since you’re going to kill the monsters,” Gilt asked. “I assume you’re after the authors of this mess too?”

“No.” Alastor replied. “My priority is to take out the monsters that my client trapped in the apartment complex just in the White bird street.”

“So, what you’re planning to do is to kill each and every one of them all by yourself.”

Alastor clumsily nodded. “Yeah.”

“You’ve got to be kidding me.”

“Like I’ve said. I’m good at killing monsters.”

“No back up?”

“No.”

“How will you stop them?”