HOLY Crap. // Teddy. //

Teddy heaved as her breath was using up the last of her resources - and the only way to restore them was to stop and breathe, but she hadn't had the time to do such a thing, as she was being chased. Her eyes widened as the damn thing kept having moments where blue fire would come out of it, just barely missing Teddy's feet. She had no idea how to kill whatever this was. She hadn't fought this kind of being before.

Her hands scurried into her jacket pockets as she pulled out her phone - still running. Her speed dial number was '1' and that was to Dean's phone number. Sammy was '2' and well '3'... that would be a thing to discover another day. She coughed as she struggled to breathe, her hand shaking as it held the phone up to her ear, she kept glancing back. The figure that was running after her had disappeared and Teddy had a good clue why - people. They were swarming the streets, its attacks wouldn't go unnoticed in a crowd like this. 'Damn thing is smart.' Teddy thought with a sigh, finally getting her breathing back.

"Dean, I-I have some sort of creature after me... I haven't faced this thing before; I was investigating it because of it killing a few teenage girls; the damn thing was shooting blue fire at me and everything. D-do you know what it is?"

Teddy tried to clear her throat, it was clamping down on itself due to her lack of breath beforehand. She nodded even though Dean couldn't really see her doing it: "I-It's hiding I believe... I stumbled upon a big crowd of people so it's being smart. A-And I'm in Hastings, Kansas. H-How quickly do you guys think you can get here? I-I'm scared the damn thing is going to torch me with those weird blue flames or whatever." She was panicking, it was clear in her restricting voice.

"Oh no... the crowd, it's going away. SHIT." She cursed loudly down the line as she spotted the figure popping out of the shadows up the street, its deadly glare being unnoticed by the passing crowds of people. She turned and ran as the damn thing followed her, she rounded a corner - dropping her phone onto the sidewalk in the process - and she didn't even end the call.

The creature didn't seem to run out of stamina - unlike Teddy - and growled as it got close enough to grab her hair, pulling her backwards. Her muffled cries for help and the scuffling could be heard on the line - then... nothing. Nothing could be heard down the phone line as it finally ended. Teddy had been choked until she passed out, the dragon made sure she didn't die from it as they dragged her body away from the scene of the "crime".

Teddy groaned, her eyes readjusting to the dim lighting of the room as she tried to get up, but her whole body ached. Her eyes moved around the room, soaking every detail of it. She was tied up but she still didn't know what had captured her; she hadn't encountered one before. But the damn thing had tied her a nice knot and she struggled to release her hands and feet from the straining material. She huffed, blowing some of her white hair out of her face, her tired eyes glancing around the room.

Her throat felt dry and her eyes went wide as the door to the warehouse opened up. "W-Who are you?" She stuttered out but the creature did not respond, they simply got right up into her face, smelling her before growling, making her jump a little in her seat. She turned her head away, closing her eyes with a clench as she awaited death, but it didn't come. The creature huffed and turned, knowing that it'd have to keep her alive - they could smell the innocence she possessed, and it needed to preserve her.

Teddy frowned, turning her head back to the creature. "W-What are you going to do to me?" She asked, fear evident in her voice - or maybe she was acting? She couldn't tell anymore. The dragon growled and slapped her hard across the face, making Teddy gasp and wince in surprise. She coughed and sniffled. "Great..." She grumbled.

Teddy head hurt as she tried to process what was going on. She had doubts, a lot 'em, and all because the Winchesters were a while away from her. She sighed heavily, her eyes getting tired and heavy as the monster that had captured her had opened a large metal door and had ventured out. What Teddy could make out was that she was locked away in some sort of abandoned warehouse, her hands tied on the arms of the chair and her ankles tied to the legs of the wooden furniture.

"What in all Hell does this thing want with me?" She questioned out loud as her eyes moved around until they fell on some human remains. Her eyes clamped shut and she tore her head away from the ugly sight of the bones, no flesh presented upon them. 'Oh Jesus... this is just great... this thing clearly eats humans. A-And there's more than one corpse in that corner - probably the girls...' She thought solemnly as her face read no expression.

"I was too late... I couldn't save them..." She grumbled sadly, her eyes closing as exhaustion came over her and she dozed off within the clutches of the rope and chair.

Teddy swore she could hear voices from a long distance away. This damn factory was large, and had multiple rooms. She presumed she was at the center back, and all the other victims had been dragged in here before being killed by the creature that had brought them down into the grotesque place. It was a horrible way to die, Teddy wished deep down that she had gotten here earlier, to have at least attempted to protect the innocents who had died previous.

The whole factory smelt of dead corpses, the stench overwhelming. Teddy, being used to it, only had a light stir in her stomach, still feeling slightly nauseous from the horrible, grotesque stench. The creature from before had returned, but through a secret passage way from behind the factory. Their eyes angry as they reached Teddy, grasping her white hair in a tight grip, her head pulled backwards as the dragon smirked, sniffing her neck and gently nibbling her earlobe. "I can't wait to eat you. You virgins are always so tasty."

It grinned as Teddy tried to keep her cool. "I would say 'bite me' but that's the opposite of what I want you to do to me right now." She shot back, growling lightly with her words.

Teddy's eyes widened as she tried to pull against the restraints, not wanting to be anywhere near the dragon's teeth. But when she believed the universe wasn't on her side, the Winchesters showed up. Teddy's face showed one of pure relief. The dragon however, possessed an evil glare and pure anger.

"Damn you, Winchesters!" It growled before harshly pulling Teddy from the chair, her restraints ripping in the process. She struggled and threw many kicks and punches, but she was exhausted for whatever reason, and her limbs weren't strong enough. The dragon locked her in a headlock and smirked over at the brothers. "Well, sorry Winchesters, but this virgin is mine!" It shouted with a growl in its voice.

Teddy scratched at the arm restraining her movement, and her breathing. She locked eyes with Dean and then with Sam, her body struggling against the dragon's super enhanced grip. She felt him tighten his grip and she groaned, spluttering as she tried to keep her - very limited - breathing in check.

Teddy groaned, her breathing limited by the demon's arm. She glanced at Dean and grumbled inaudibly at his stupid remark. Sure, it seemed ironic, but it was also a stupid, Dad joke you'd hear on a soap opera program. Teddy knew this dragon wasn't going to give up so easily and Teddy wasn't having an easy time. And apparently the brothers couldn't break down the damn creature, especially not mentally. So now, Teddy had no choice to at least try to sneak a knife out of her inner jacket's pocket. Hoping to find the weapon.

"Lookin' for something, doll?" The dragon whispered in her ear, her spine tingling from the creepy aura coming from him as he reached behind him and pulled out the knife she had in her jacket. "You really thought I didn't check your pockets while you were knocked out? Tsk tsk tsk." The dragon growled menacingly, glaring at her then the Winchesters. "Come any closer and I cut her. And where I cut her doesn't matter for now; each step from either of you equals a nice, pretty scratch on her already scarred skin." The dragon warned, the knife held close to her chest, making Teddy whimper quietly.

"Cutting up my food isn't usually how I do things - but oh well." The dragon grinned a Joker-style grin before cutting deep into her upper arm, making her scream in pain. "That was for your earlier steps, Winchesters. Let that be a warning to you!!" The dragon snarled.