Felix watched with hidden amusement as the group of people exited the park, the teenagers clearly in a state of panic. Well, at least I know the part about people never leaving was a lie.. He thought with a chuckle, before returning his attention to the girl he had taken notice of before. He was moderately surprised at how unfazed she appeared to be by the scene, as Felix noticed that humans had a habit of feeding off of the nervous energy of those around them. Not too much unlike him and others of his kind, though. When one magic wielding being sensed danger, they all did. Felix couldn't help but to ponder over the idea that maybe he was closer to humans than he had previously realized.

With the girl now entering the park, Felix let out a small sigh. He supposed that now he had to go in, despite the feeling in his lower belly warning him against it. He slowly treaded behind her, not wanting it to be obvious that he had only agreed with himself to go in if she did. Taking silent steps to not reveal his presence, Felix took a moment to take in his surroundings.

Felix wasn't observing the park the way a normal person would, he was feeling it. There was something about the emptiness of the park that crept beneath his skin, leaving him feeling hollow inside. Tiny goosebumps ran down his arms, even though the slight breeze wasn't enough to make him feel cold. The most pulsating feeling of all was the sudden pull he felt towards the direction the girl was going, though he couldn't tell if it was directed towards the left path or the girl herself.

Now tuning out any other sensations the park had been pushing on him, his attention was solely fixated on following the brown-hair, blue-eyed female in front of him. There was an aura to her that made him curious, and the nagging feeling that their current path provided only made his curiosity grow.

As they continued to venture out, he was made aware of his surroundings once again. The large trees and flowers dancing under the slight wind reminded of how his home had been, there was something pleasantly eerie about it. He watched as the girl pressed a hand against the wilting tree, briefly wondering if she felt its existence shrinking the same way he had. He quickly brushed the thought away, she was only human after all.

Felix noticed that her attention had been caught by something, and slowly followed his gaze to where she had been staring. There rested a rusty bridge not too far from where they stood, one almost identical to the one he use to take walks across behind his old house. The way the sun reflected off of the wood was disturbingly like the way the one he had known had done, causing his eyes to narrow in confusion.

"There is no way..." He found himself suddenly speaking out loud, regretting it as soon as he had. He had just given away that he was behind the girl, but still hoped that she somehow hadn't noticed.

(I love your character as well! I hope work goes okay for you.)