[color=F4A460][b]E'nasha Williams[/b][/color] [i]Lyn's Hunt[/i]

[i][b][color=silver]“I apologize in advance for this but I want you to be able to keep up with me.”[/color][/b][/i]

E'nasha managed to get a confused sound out before she was pulled into Keri's arms as the Vampire carried her, running up the trees she had just grown to trap one of the creatures and jumping off the tops. Well, that's one way to get a head start, and scare the hell out of the poor girl you're carrying. E'nasha held onto Keri as she kept running, a little dizzied by the speed they were going so that when Keri finally stopped and put her down she couldn't stay standing, ploping down onto the ground as Keri spoke. 

E'nasha watched as Keri turned back and yelled into the forest, taunting the creatures before running off, leaving her alone. She picked herself up off the ground and looked off in the direction Keri had gone for a moment, pondering whether or not to try and folow her to help and shaking her head as she decided against it. [color=F4A460]"Ok, you go deal with ninja-monsters. I'll just..."[/color] E'nasha spoke out loud to herself, ending the thought in a sigh. Keri'd said to go left, but was that her left or E'nasha's? Picking a direction, E'nasha cautiously walked forward. 

She walked for while, and after a little bit decided that she'd probably gone the wrong way. Vampire senses weren't so strong that they could smell something [i]that[/i] far away, right? Turning around, she hurried back in the direction she came, and kept going once she'd passed the place where Keri'd left her. Continuing on, she found what Keri must have been talking about, because there were at least three people on the ground and- oh look Keri's been thrown into a tree. 

Of the people on the ground, the girl closest to where she was seemed like she was dead from afar. Going over to her, E'nasha recognised her from her herbamancy classes as she checked for signs of life. This girl's name was... Summer? E'nasha didn't know she'd been holding her breath until she let it out in relief at finding a faint pulse in the girl's neck. She should be fine with some sleep, hopefully.

Looking around, E'nasha started towards the next closest person, watching the fight on the other side of the clearing carefully in case someone noticed her and decided to pull her into the chaos as well.