lethal.

"Well, well, well.." Henrik hummed under his breath as he cocked his head to the side. "I'm surprised to see you around these parts. You do realize that the rest of my family is in town, right? I thought you were trying to avoid my big brother, not come right into his territory." The youngest Mikaelson hadn't been expecting to see Nadia of all people. "What are you doing here?"

"I'm bored.." Henrik was almost pouting as he leaned against the wall, his eyes focused on the familiar face of his older brother. He was quite susceptible to boredom, and he oftentimes looked towards his siblings to keep him entertained when they were actually around. Despite the fact that there was a full moon, he didn't see why that would do anything to throw a damper on any possible fun he could have. "Let's do something, brother.. Are you hungry? How about we get a bite to eat?"

There was something electrifying in the air that night that Henrik couldn't really ignore. He knew that it was the full moon, a night that would be dangerous for any other vampire that wasn't an original. A night where their mortal enemies would be at their strongest - but Henrik couldn't bring himself to really care. Not when he knew that he was virtually indestructible. So he had no qualms about roaming the streets of Mystic Falls, his elite hearing picking up the sound of footsteps nearby. "You know, it's too late for you to be roaming the streets like this," he said when he knew the other person was in hearing range. "It's not safe. Don't you have a home to get back to?"

Unlike their older brother who seemed to have an issue with her penchant for mundane, human things, Henrik didn't have any qualms about Rebekah's desire to experience the things that humans did on a day to day basis. He didn't really see the beauty in it himself, but it wasn't something he would bash his sister for. If it made her happy, then he was behind her one hundred percent. For the most part. There were some moments where he did find it irritating - much like right then. "Bekah," he whined, frowning at her. "Can't you just compel some human to do your homework for you? It's not like you really need history class anyway - you've lived it. I'm bored."