It was dark. So very dark. It seemed like the entire world was just a mixture of shadows, darker shadows and impossibly dark shadows. Then they also had their own shadows which were even darker. It all combined together to form a twisted and terrifying tapestry. The water, although it lapped on the beach much the same way that it did during the day, still looked dreadfully deep and like it had an eerie green glow to it. The wind rushed by, swaying the trees, the rustling of their leaves masking any one or thing trying to sneak up on the lonely figure laying on the warm sand.

Diana's eye lids lifted slowly and her blue eyes became imminent. She looked up at the sky, her mind still reeling out of a state of sleep. After finally regaining full awareness of her surroundings, Diana propped herself up on one arm. She looked around herself and cursed softly under her breath. She had fallen asleep on the beach. The sun's rays must of lulled her off to sleep. Standing up, Diana flinched as her muscles were aching from their inactivity. She raised her hands up into the air and conjoined her fingers, then pulled, her entire body rising up as she stretched her muscles. She found herself standing on the ends of her toes before lowering herself back down.

Suddenly, Diana became aware of how serious this was. She was alone, in the middle of the night, on an abandoned beach wearing nothing but her customary red bikini that did nothing but cover up a portion of her cleavage and all of her nether lips. A chill wind swept over the beach and Diana felt herself shiver. How was she going to get back to the relative safety of the Dorms? Panic ensued through her mind and clouded her line of thought. She closed her eyes and took a few deep breaths to calm herself. Diana began to hug herself as she contemplated the situation, her blue eyes drawn to the large, full moon that was peaking over the horizon.

Alucard smiled as the moon rose, shining its pale light over the beach. The alien took note of a pretty woman in a very brief bikini. The alien chuckled, knowing it would not be heard because of the distance and the sound of the waves.

The alien approached a little closer, throwing up its camouflage as it did so, to see what this beauty would do.

Diana shook her head softly. It was getting late and the island was dangerous at night. She turned towards the most square looking shadow she could see. The moonlight lit the concrete walls and made them a tad more brightly colored then the rest of her surroundings. The mostly naked blond began to march towards the building, thoughts of tentacles, rape and monsters dancing in her mind.

As much fun as it was to watch the student, Alucard would have to ensure that she didn't get away. The alien needed a voice. Picking at random, Alucard selected Shai Tanaka, one of the Head Girls. Using Shai's voice, Alucard called out to Diana.

"Hello?" the alien said. "Do you need some help?"

Alucard remained camouflaged, invisible amongst the sand.

Diana felt herself gasp as she heard the familiar sound of Shai Tanaka, the head student in charge of her floor on the dorms. The girl had told given Diana stern looks many a time when the blond had left her dorm giggling with a roommate in her arms. When she turned to see where the voice had come from, Diana could only see the forest. She stepped towards it carefully. "Shai? What are you doing out here? And yeah, I'm a bit lost..."

"I was just taking a walk," the alien said in the Head Girl's voice. "The beach is just so much prettier in the moonlight, isn't it?"

Alucard moved a little closer to the student as it spoke, although it took care so as not to sound as though "Shai" was coming nearer.

Diana nodded her head dumbly, curious as to why Shai had made an effort to come to this specific spot. "Do you think you could help me get back to the dorm?" Diana stepped forwards again, unknowingly stepping into the jaws of a sexually aroused alien.

"Of course!" Alucard replied. The alien grinned; the student was within Alucard's reach. Diana did look so pretty in the moonlight! The alien took another step nearer to her. Although Alucard's camouflage was very good, it was not invisibility, and even in the moonlight, it was likely that Diana saw the movement, although she might not have recognized it for what it was.

The hairs on the back of the blond's neck prickled as she saw some sort of shadow shift nearby. She took a step back, carefully watching the spot she had seen it in. In one quick motion, she scooped up some sand and threw it at the place she had seen the thing. The sand hit something that she clearly was not meant to see. A gasp came along with realization that this was a trap and she turned around, accelerating into a sprint. She knew she wouldn't escape. No body ever did. But it couldn't hurt to try. She hoped.

Alucard grimaced as she took off. Its hand had been ready to grab the student when she had flung the sand. It would've caught her, too, if she had hesitated even a tenth of a second before running, and that made it all the more irritating to Alucard. The alien dropped its camouflage, revealing its massive grey visage to the student's back as she sprinted. Working its relatively short legs, Alucard lurched forward three steps and then leaped.

The alien overshot Diana by several yards, landing directly between her and the still-distant building. It towered over her, sixteen feet tall, yellow eyes glowing all the brighter in the moonlight.

Diana could suddenly hear thundering footsteps behind her. Fear began to surge through her heart. Adrenaline began to make her run faster, sprint harder. But she was forced to come to a halt when she saw the massive, gray alien fall down in front of her. Unfortunately for Diana, sand had very little friction. She could stop herself in time, before slamming into the alien and falling to the ground on her round arse. "Oh, no, please, this isn't fair! I haven't done anything to deserve this!" She began to crawl away, backwards, her eyes remaining on the creature, as her pleading cries fell on deaf ears, she knew. But that would not stop her from trying.

The alien smirks at her cry, following her at a deliberately-slow pace, just enough to keep up with the crawling student. Alucard's eyes grew brighter as it observed the student, the massive monster licking its lips as it stepped closer. "Mmm," Alucard said, still using Shai's voice, "you certainly look tasty tonight."

((*summons the powers of thread necromancy* Hope you don't mind! ))

Diana gave up on negotiating with the creature. Its massive bulk approached her, illuminated by the rising moon. Diana yelped as her hand slipped from underneath her, forcing her to pause for a moment to regain her posture. She continued crawl away, knowing how childish and useless her antics were. "Th-thank you, but... But why are you doing this?" She stuttered slightly, carefully wording her question so as to not provoke the creature.

(I certainly don't mind. )

"Forgive my frankness," Alucard, said, "but I was hoping to take advantage of your presence on this lovely beach. After all, it's been a bit since I've had some proper fun here..." The alien's eyes continued to gleam with yellow light as Alucard kept pace. Diana's little slip-up had brought her closer to the massive monster, its grinning mouth simply hanging open before the student.

"F-fun?" The word struck her oddly and she knew immediately what it meant. Diana suddenly flipped over, turning to make a run for it. But as fate would have it, her foot slipped on the treacherous sand again and she found herself face-first in the sand, her round rump sticking straight up into the air. Diana was still stunned by what had just happened, her squeal of surprise still echoing in her own ears.