@devilishlylawed - Song based Starter - Demon!Remy
Overdose - Memphis May Fire ft Blindside
It wasn't all the time Remy ran into someone that was pretty close to his own kumiho heritage. Yet here he was standing in an alleyway watching humans walking to and frow from whatever mundane human things they had going on. The scent of another fox hitting him like a train. The demon had lit a cigarette, it now hanging between his lips as he just stared. Glowing crimson eyes caught the individual from where the scent had originated. He recognized him. From ads, right? Advertisements for a law firm? His brows knitted together as he attempted to wrack is brain for something that honestly didn't really matter.
He was doing a damn good job at hiding who he was, but he wasn't hiding it well enough. Other supernatural beings would be able to pick up on it quickly. Just as Remy had.
The cigarette had burned to the filter and he hissed at the taste, flicking it onto the ground before crushing it under his boot. His human guise was damn near perfect, the other parts he couldn't really hide, well he blamed on being a mutant. A scapegoat really. Though his powers mimicked the mutated humans greatly.
His boots clicked against the concrete as he began to follow from afar. He best tail him or he'd lose his little snack that he was almost giddy to partake in. The hunger had been clawing at him for a few days, it was time to quench it or he was going to do something stupid and draw more attention to himself. That, he couldn't have. He bled into the pedestrians whom were walking about. His coat was pulled tight, his collar pulled up to shield his face. His pace quick, using his nose more than his eyes in this instance. The eyes would give him away, he needed to conceal them the best he could until he could corner the other.
When he got close enough, he walked alongside him, head tilted towards him before speaking, his voice soft. "Why... what do we got 'ere?" The kumiho breathed, "Yer scent smells awfully good. Like...hmm...somethin' warm and sweet." He clicked is tongue at the end of the word.