Supernaturals|Open!|ACCEPTING ALWAYS

[MurderousClock]

I nod as I stare at the ground. The fox stands up and starts walking showing the way back to where we were going.

[Dreamcatcher.]

Ronan nods quietly knowing she wouldn't speak. He followed the fox sticking right behind making sure it wouldn't be a bumpy ride for Mei.

[Night Ember]

Azura:
"Hanging?" I said. "Supernaturals are normally at each other's necks about prey and territory. This could be a trap, Lytum, you may never know with a demon." I hissed.

[scorpiongrasses]

Lytum shrugged. ''I have the power to control each animal in this forest, including werewolves to do what I want them to.'' she said with a smile.

[Night Ember]

Azura:
I sighed "Still, be careful. These forests hold many mysteries of the unknown deaths... Sometimes it isn't the creatures that can kill you..."

[Dreamcatcher.]

Ronan turned his head slightly to look at the faries and raised an eyebrow listening to their conversation, "hey at least I don't blind people." He mumbled and turned his head back to the fox.
"So, are we almost there?" He asked cautiously and stepped over a root.

[Night Ember]

Azura:
"What is it that you are looking for?"

[Dreamcatcher.]

Ronan spoke without turning "who's asking?" He narrowed his eyes and kept walking forward, Ronan looked down at Mei again to see if she was okay. He could feel his demon instincts kicking in, but he suppressed them and shook his head. He shouldn't hurt Mei he wasn't even hungry.

[scorpiongrasses]

Lytum flew onto ronan's shoulder.

[MurderousClock]

"We are about to leave the dark forest, but we have just a little bit of the forest to go through and we will be at her house," The fox replies. My ears flick up and I look at the fox. "But isn't there a river down this way?" I ask quietly. He slightly looks at me and sighs, "The river doesn't go around the whole Dark forest you know, the river comes into the dark forest, but it turns and goes into the forest." "That's not what Im saying, what im saying is that we came here this way and down here is the river," I reply with a slight growl. The fox looks at the ground and starts going left a little bit.