Faith sat on a bridge, the people walking and driving by behind her just appearing as a part of the background. Her legs hung over the bridge and the water ran under it, the calm rushing noise adding to the mix of people talking and passing by. A bucket full of golf balls sat next to Faith on her right. She picked one up and chucked it out into the water with a loud splash. It was obvious she was upset.

Acacius strolled along, a bag of goodies in one hand and using the other to text. He paused, looked up, and decided to take the shortcut home. A few minutes later, he spotted his friend Faith on the side of a bridge, and ran up and grabbed her from behind, holding her tightly, knowing it would shock her.

"Get in the van, ginger!" He said in a gruff, creepy voice. "I have cannnddddy!"

"Ah!" Faith screeched, her hands already clawing at his arms around her waist. "Let go of m-..." She started yelling, and then paused. "Wait, Acacius?" She raised a brow, turning her head slightly as she grew most familiar with who he was.

"You might want a better defense tactic," Acacius slung a leg over the side of the bride and sat facing her, cuts already healing on his arms. "You never know. Next time it will be an actual creeper instead of the hot guy you've totally been crushing on."

"Pfft, pssh. I am so not crushing on you." Faith gave an airy laugh and weakly tossed another golf ball in the water. "Anyway," She tried to change the subject, hoping she wasn't blushing as much as she felt she was. "I'm sure I'd be perfectly fine. I'd totally kick their butt. Seriously, if I hadn't figured out it were you I would have thrown you over this bridge already. Yup." She nodded.

He snorted. "You were clawing my arms open and flailing helplessly. You couldn't throw me over the bridge. Keep dreaming, ginger."

"Shut up! If any creep around here were to attack me, he wouldn't be part blood sucker." Faith stuck her tongue out at him. "So meh."

Acacius rolled his eyes. "You don't know that."

"Oh wait, you're right... because you just did, so there's one." Faith joked.

Acacius stuck his tongue out at her and then noticed to the golf balls. "What are you doing, defacing public property? If you're going to be a nuisance to the general public you might as well do something badass instead of," He paused, reaching over her, grabbing a ball and throwing it into the water, making a little 'pop'. "..That. Because that, my dear Faith," He slung an arm around her shoulders. "Is not badass."

"And what might you suggest?" Faith raised a curious brow, pretending that she wasn't melting in his scent as well as avoiding the actual reason she was doing what she was with the golf balls.

Acacius rummaged around in the bag he'd brought with him, pulling out a can of spray paint and wiggling his eyebrows. "Defacing public property. If you're gonna do it, do it well. You up?"

"Oh, wow. I don't know. That's pretty BA. You know me, I can't even sneak candy into the movie theater. That's a big step up. You think I could handle it?" Faith raised a mocking brow, with a hint of a smirk.

Acacius appeared to take this into considersation. "Hmm. I'm not sure how much badassness you can take, but I think that maybe, just maybe, you might be ablee to take it. If you can't stand the pressure, we'll go talk to fairies and ride some unicorns in the rainbow forest, since that's more your style and all."

Faith laughed. "Whatever." She rolled her eyes, and moved her bangs out of her face. "Sure, I'll try it." She shrugged, not really being able to see herself doing so but willing to see where it went.

"Alright," He grinned. "Not wearing anything important, are you?"

Faith looked down at her jacket, band tee and usual jeans. "Nah." She shrugged, figuring it'll go out in the wash anyway. "Come on, let's go." She smacked him in the arm as she stood up, taking the last few golf balls and throwing them into the water rapidly, then tossing a couple at Acacius before they left.

He took her to the local park, doing a few looks around to check for cops or old ladies that would report them, then tossing a few cans to Faith, starting his own image on the cement wall on the outside of the bathrooms.

Faith shook one of the cans and looked from the wall to Acacius and back. She wasn't so sure of this and it was obvious on her face. But she didn't want Acacius to consider her no fun. So instead of painting the wall, she aimed her can towards Acaius's shirt with a smirk and pressed down sending paint his way.

Acacius sprayed her back with purple. "Oi, paint the wall, not me!"

"Haha," Faith laughed and sprayed at his shoes. "Nah, this is more fun. And not against the law. I can deface your property all I want!" She teased, pausing a moment to stick out her tongue at him.

"Pfft," He sprayed her face and ran around the corner of the building. "No you can't!"

Faith spit out some paint and wiped her eyes clean. "Ew! Purple does not taste good!" She yelled out after. "Hey, you can't run from me silly." Faith laughed, running after him and telekineticly tipping over a trash can in his way.

((telekineticly is now a word. mwahahahaha!))

Acacius jumped over it, being the party pooper demon he was, and ran across the road, and into the top branches of a tree. "You will never spray me again!" He yelled to her.

"Darn your athletic-ness!" Faith yelled at him. "Oh yeah?" Faith took that as a challenge, staring at him from the bottom of the tree. Slowly she tried to levitate her can of paint up to his level, but just as she got it there a cat rubbed up against her leg and she let out a mix between a scream and a squeak.

"Well, rawr, that's not fair. I'm afraid of heights." Faith mockingly frowned.

Acacius stuck his tongue out at her and grinned.

Faith smirked. "Fine, then if you won't come down here I'll have to come up after you." She said as she pulled her hair back in a pony, and set her things down at the bottom of the tree, beginning to attempt to climb as she spoke. "And when I fall, and die, it will be all your fault."

"You won't die," Acacius snorted. "It isn't that much of a fall."

Faith pulled herself up one more branch to get face to face with him and then looked around a bit. "I don't know what I planned on doing when I got up here..." She thought out loud, and then looked down with a bit of a gasp. "I'm going to die!" She announced in a shaky voice, wrapping her arms around the tree tightly.

Acacius laughed and swung upside down from the tree branch. "You won't die. Calm down."

"Stop showing off you big jerkface." Faith wrinkled her nose at him. "You're the reason I'm hanging from my death." She whined. "Get me dowwwn." She pleaded.

Acacius chuckled. "Okay," He swung back up and peeled her arms from around the trunch and across his shoulders, manuerving quickly to get her in a piggy back position on his back. He stood on the tree branch and jumped, landing on the ground on his feet, much like a feline.

"Well aren't you just superman." Faith mocked, but was obviously relieved to be on the ground again.

He snorted. "If Superman was a demon. And hey, without me you'd still be stuck in the tree."

"Actually, he's an alien." Faith corrected with a nod. "Pfft, without you I wouldn't have been in that tree." She replied.

"Pfft, without me you'd still be cross and sitting on that bridge throwing stupid golf balls into that river," He rolled his eyes.

"Shut up." Faith decided to say after a moment of defeat.

"Soo, how's it going with your boyfriend?" Faith brought up as she picked up a stick and dragged it along the ground as she walked backwards a few steps away from him.

"Still stalking me," He sighed. "He's kind of," He looked up to the sky for a moment, thinking of a word. "Crazy evil. Yeah. I'm really not into guys anyway, I'm not sure what my little brainwashed mind was thinking..."

"Wow, you fail at picking guys." Faith laughed. "You pass up experimenting with Henry, but go head first into a 'crazy evil stalker'." She teased.

"And with girls, well, you're a slut." She stuck her tongue out at him.

"Yes, yes I am," He said with pride. "I am a manwhore."