Naaaww Eviee!! well you didn't have to wait that long! Thank Uni.. for giving me an utterly boring 7 and a half hour break between classes XD
Thanks Rachel for your support! haha I do promise to try to most more regularly though.. I've been at this for over a year, I NEED to finish it.
LMAO um thanks Dean, and you can stop waiting now!!!!

And so.. yes. TA DA! V*points down*

Having paused in the shadow of the towering structure, Ellouise waited, her mind racing a hundred miles an hour. If she changed back to her human form it would likely set off whatever wards Karkaroff had on the place, giving him enough time to make a get away... and she could not let that happen. No. She had to be stealthy about this.
Fortunately for her, Ellouise didn't need to figure anything out at all. The turning of a knob and the squeaking of the hinges sounded the arrival of the man himself. Karkaroff was sneaking out through the back of his own house?

Not wanting to waste the opportunity, Ellouise, pad-footed skulked up behind him, nostrils flares, teeth bared but not uttering a single sound. Once she was close enough behind him, she morphed back into her human form, whipping her wand out and aiming it at the grey haired, beareded mans juggular. The wards had gone off, a shrill shound penetrated the night, but in it's strange way, the world seemed completely oblivious to it. Only Karkaroff jumped at the sound.
"Don't twitch a muscle," Ellouise hissed in his ear, being so close behind him.

Karakroff didn't move. But beads of sweat could be seen forming on his forehead.
"I need to be somewhere," he said, as if she would care.
"Not anymore."
Ellouise heard him sigh, slowly he raised his arms indicating that he was not armed. Pressing the tip of her wand against his neck, she slowly moved around to face him and stare into his cold grey eyes. Traitor. Scum. Coward.
"What do you want from me?" he asked, getting straight to the point, his voice catching on his throught. Nervous? Ellouise didn't move, her hard stare remained fixed on his face as she watched his gaze trail down to her arm. If he so much as thought about over powering her, she would hex his face off!
"Your identity."
He seemed to be processing the information, his eyebrows narrowed in confusion slowly relaxed and his eyes turned to fear. "My... identity? What good would that be to you?"

He was stalling, Ellouise didn't like this, not to mention she was quickly running out of time.
"You don't need to know," she said.
Casting a quick glance over the mans shoulder, at nothing in particular, she gave the distant fence a nod. Karakroff turned, surprise etched on his face.

No, there wasn't anything there. But it was best if he was distracted.
Smacking the elder man over the head with a strong stunning spell. His limp body, as if in slow motion, fell to the ground.

Now it was time to act.