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((sorry i got caught up in the gaia events))
Tightening her grip on the pole she brightened the lightning which sat rather comfy in the palm of her hands. Fliskering and flashing like a mini thunderstorm. Shaking her head she ventured slowly but surely towards the lake keeping alert for anything or anyone. Her boots crumpled the wet and dark grass beneath her feet and gave her the sense of suspicion as she walked through the eerie silence.
"Then if you have no need to hide then why is it that you still linger in the darkness?"
Her eyes narrowed and her voice kept in a neutral tone, she didn;t want to bring any unwanted attention to herself let alone the possibility of a fight.

[Same here, but I can't be bothered with roleplaying at the moment, so this will be my last reply for a while.]

Xandria's eyes narrowed irritably toward the voice of the woman. She despised waiting for people to find her, and she was not about to venture back into the forest she waited hours to exit. She slid the razors she had in her hands into the top of her boot once more, the cool metal doing nothing to phase her at all. She glanced over the lake for a moment, as though thinking and then back to the forest, speaking to the unknown force that still lingered behind the trees.

"I do not hide, it is you who hide."

She half growled, beginning to stalk the bank of the river and finally, finding what she deemed a comfortable spot, lowered her head and closed her eyes. Shadows flew around her body in a strange formation, emitting a strange light as they enveloped her completely. She folded into the shadow and emerged in a swift movement of wings and a shrill cry into the air. Xandria, seeing the world through the eyes of a bird, took off over the forest, circling the treetops and then turned back over to the lake, soaring toward the moon.

Keeping to the shadows of the forest around him, he followed the girl that summoned the thunder. Sending out his thoughts he calmed the animals of the forest that were frightended by the storm. He tried to keep as quiet as possible, but an unseen stick cracked under foot and betrayed his werabouts. He wondered if the girl had heard him.

Lazily Rin walked through the forest tracing her finger over the leaves of plants and watched with quiet satisfaction as they froze. They looked quite pretty, the patterns of how the ice spread into the little veins of the leaf and a light layer of ice frosting the sides creating a smooth, cold texture.
She gave a slight snigger and continued walking aimlessly through the darkness of the forest bringing a cold air with her as she walked.

He paused, there air felt different, it smelled, wrong somehow. Without another thought, he quickly shapeshifted into an owl and took flight into the trees. He landed in one of the higher branches and watched the going ons below.

Godric's keen eyes scanned through the woods. You could argue that he knew almost every tree in these woods, he had spent so much time in the great forest. Even Godric himself had never bothered to keep track of the days. Slowly, with each step he took he felt the influx of new energy from the earth. You could follow his movement ever since he entered the woods, death was wherever he stood.

"Come now, don't make me call again!" Godric glanced in one direction, he could have sworn he saw something move, but he had heard nothing. He stalked forward, but saw nothing. Could've just been a bird, maybe an... owl? This puzzled Godric, now was not the time of day for an owl to be out and about. They usually came out at dawn or dusk, and it was still only a little past midday. So it couldn't have been an owl.

This time, he called out in the woods, a full-blown announcement he was here. "I haven't all day you know. Come out!" he barked impatiently.

Godric listened, and still there was no answer. You could hear a light growl under his breath, and he ground his sharp demon teeth together out of frustration. It's here somewhere... I smelled it, the animal shard. If they won't come hunt me, I'll just have to hunt them.

The demon got down on all fours and began to prowl through the forest, right in the direction of the ice shard holder. He moved with great grace for one so large, and there was some almost bestial about his mannerisms.

Godric felt a cold breeze cross his face, and when he looked around, there appeared to be a young girl relaxing alongside a tree. This one wasn't familiar, but it didn't matter. Godric was frustrated at this point. "Where is the shard holder of animal?" He called out to her. "It is nearby, I can feel it. Tell me where the shard holder is!" He didn't care much for this girl, but he felt somewhat obliged to at least announce his presence before he initiated any agressive action.