Who wants to be normal when We can be Special? (Club Scene)
As Tom sat at his table, listening to the band, he was thinking over what the others had said about being a Hunter. Thus far, of the four of them, he had the least clear idea of what a Hunter entailed. Abe had mentioned Van Helsing, and Sparrow had said that was a similar idea, but that Hunters typically killed each other. Weird. Vampires killed werewolves, and vice versa, but hunters tended to kill other hunters?
Surreptitiously, he pulled his phone out, opened up Chrome in incognito mode, and typed in "vampire hunter". Scrolling through the results, he nearly chuckled at the first result. Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter. Now he regretted not going to see that schlock fest. Then he nearly smacked himself in the face. Of course. Blade. Alucard. Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Simon Belmont. Vampire hunters, or slayers, or whatever they were called were actually fairly common in TVs, movies, and video games.
This was actually pretty cool. He could get into being a modern-day Buffy or Simon Belmont. There was only one problem - all these characters hunted vampires, not each other, and if Tom wanted to stay in one piece, he was going to have to find something else to do with himself. Being a supernatural detector alone seemed kind of lame, and if he could heal his wounds instantly like Sparrow showed him, he'd made a first-rate blood supply for vampires, and that was even less appealing.
He next tried "hunter supernatural." Oh, right, of course, Supernatural. Tom had caught reruns of Buffy, but he had never seen Supernatural. Maybe he should add it to his watch list. Again, though, it seemed like those guys hunted other supernatural beings, not each other. There's also that girl who was in Warren Ellis's N.E.X.T.W.A.V.E. - Agents of Hate - Elsa Bloodstone. She's also a hunter. Again, though, a hunter of supernatural creatures.
One last search - "Hunters who hunt each other." That just gave him humans hunting other animals, wolf packs, prides of lions.
Shaking his head, he slips his phone back in his pocket and turns to see Dean exiting the elevator. Used to some of the feelings now, he can pick out Dean and the Pakistani woman. But that other, more muted cold - he senses two of them, but only sees the one bodyguard with Dean and the other vampire. Weird.
When Dean beckons to him, Tom slides from the booth where he had been sitting and falls in behind Dean. "Where's Jack?" he asks quietly.