Tamoe discussion

No trails to follow. No direction to know. You are lost, and as soon as you set your foot in here, you can be attack by the creatures who kill outsiders and humans...

Kane was lurking deep in the forest, enjoying the place but also looking for something else to do.

Abbey walked into the forest, it seemed more her style. Less people to deal with, more nature.

Kane stopped walking all of the sudden. He thought he heard footsteps in the forest far away, and he sensed Abbey's presence. He remained very still for a while.

Abbey kept walking further into the forest, unsure of what she would find.

Kane finally resumed walking again, but he would always look around the forest with his red eyes.

Abbey noticed another person, she walked hiding herself behind trees. She wasn't sure if she should be scared or relieved.

Kane sensed someone walking off to his right somewhere. He stopped again and looked in that direction, a low growl escaping his throat.

Abbey whimpered, she now knew she should be scared.

Kane thought he saw a flash of movement behind some trees, and he began to walk over there slowly.

Abbey froze. She was so scared she nearly froze the tree.

When Kane reached the trees, he noticed Abbey out of the corner of his eye. His masked head suddenly whipped around to face her.

Abbey jumped back seeing that he noticed her. "Uhh... Uhh... D-Don't kill me." She stuttered.

Kane cocked his head at her and looked at her silently.

Abbey stood frozen and horrified. This man scared her right to her icy core.

After observing her for a moment, Kane took a couple steps towards her.

Abbey took a few steps back, afraid of what would happen.

Kane continued to slowly and silently walk after her, pulling back on his glove securely and creepily.

Abbey's wings popped out, she thought about flying away, but she didn't yet. She was waiting to see if he would hurt her.

Kane's walking stopped when he saw her wings pop out. He gazed at them curiously, then his gaze shifted back to her.

"Are you going to hurt me?" Abbey asked scared to death.

"Maybe, maybe not." Kane's voice was a deep growl.

Abbey's eyes grew wide as she took a few more steps backwards running into a tree. "Ow..." She mumbled holding the back of her head.

((Oh no~ Turn into a bird or something~! Oh wait she's not a shifter like mine. Nevermind XD))

((I'm a fairy though, I will probably fly away soon.))

((Whoo~! :3))

Kane took a couple more steps towards her.

Abbey whimpered covering her face with her hands.

Kane walked right up to her. His massive form towered over her, and he stared down at her, observing her for a moment.

Abbey peeked trough her fingers, her whole body was shaking.

Then slowly but strangely, Kane's huge hand came down gently on her shoulder. It was weird because it looked like he was intending to comfort her.

Abbey lowered her hands, she looked very confused.

"I see that you're a fairy," Kane said. "So I won't hurt you."

Abbey cocked her head, "What does being a fairy have to do with hurting me?" She asked.

"I thought you were a human," Kane said. "But since you're not, I know for sure that I won't hurt you. Besides, I have nothing against fairies."

"What is wrong with humans?" Abbey said, relieved he wasn't going to rip her head off and eat her for breakfast.

Pine smiled as she hid as a tree. Her bright green eyes/leaves watched softly.

"I find many of them annoying," Kane said, taking his hand off her shoulder. "Even though they do taste good."

Abbey's eyes grew wide, "You eat people?!"

"I do." Kane's red eyes glowed as he said that. He also began to feel Pine's presence in the forest.

"Oh..." Abbey trailed of, trying not to sound super scared.

Kane began to look around, knowing that someone else was in the forest. As he did, he said, "You're quite lucky to be a fairy."

Abbey nodded, "Yes, I would not like to be eaten by a big scary guy..."

"And I doubt that I would be interested in attacking a fairy," Kane said, continuing to look around.

"Why?" Abbey shouldn't question him, but she wanted to know.

"Well...the vast majority of fairies that I met were very enjoyable and fun to be around," Kane said. "I made friends with a bunch of them."

"Oh... That's nice." Abbey smiled knowing he wasn't going to rip her head off.

Kane nodded. "So no need to worry."

"Okay, no more worrying from Abbey." Abbey said talking in third person.

The corners of Kane's mouth curved into a small smile.