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Jennine frowned. "I'd rather none of us killed anybody right now." It was doubtful that Pieridae would say much of anything. He wasn't much of a talker. Jennine watched the girl carefully. "I'm sure we can solve this without killing anybody."

Isobel heard the growl and immediately shifted her wings so she was flying in its direction. Sure, it could've been just some wild animal, but she had to at least check. "Rae?" She alighted on top of one of the nearby trees.

Rae grinned at the younger girl. She ran a hand through her hair. " You people just don't understand. We are all made to kill and destroy each other... " Her emerald eyes stared into the young girls, there color was bright and spooky. " Luckly I've had a ton of practice and experience of killing. " There was no sign that Rae was afraid of the bow that was pointed towards her. The energy in the air... It made her feel alive, making the need to kill even stronger. The sound of her name being called annoyed her and she screamed. " Will you shut up! " This tree, or that's what she thought it was, was quite pissing her off.

Isobel smiled. It hadn't taken long to find Rae. She stood up and drifted down with her hands on her hips. "Nice to know you missed me too, Rae." He couldn't keep the big smile off her face though. It had been too long since she'd last been with her. She felt the presence of others. "I see you have company."

Miserable creature, though Pieridae. Nonetheless, he wasn't too keen on killing a young person. When she yelled at the tree he brought his aim down and fired at the girl's leg. The shot was a bit off from changing direction of aim, and most likely would nic her knee. He stood up and quickly knocked another. "Stand down," he ordered, his voice cold and commanding.

Rae saw Isobel, stunned by her. It had been six months since she last saw her and the memories filled her mind. Until seeing her, she had been able to push and remove some memories, but they seemed to flow in her mind like a river. She bit her lip, but then felt something hit her knee. Her emerald eyes looked down at her knee, which had a small cut on it. The arrow had cut a small cut, not deep, on the side of her leg. Slowly, she pulled out a knife and looked at him. She was a werewolf, for heavens sake she was not going to back down.

The fae nudged his companion to get up a tree. He remained standing there, arrow aimed at the girl's body again. His next shot, if he needs to use it, would be to kill. He had yet to pay any noticeable attention to the other winged creature, and probably would not unless she too became a threat.

Isobel tensed when she heard the man's voice. This obviously wasn't pleasant company at the moment. "You stand down." She felt a snarl of rage on her face. Her hands were raised, not that this man had any reason to suspect what she could do. Her staff was still strapped to her back and she made no move for it. Doing so would likely only incite the man to attack. Of course, Rae was completely capable of picking her own fights. It seemed slightly ironic to her that every time she and Rae met again, conflict seemed to follow.

Jennine climbed up a nearby tree and wedged her self between two branches, her bow and arrow still at the ready. She had been alarmed when Pier shot at the girl, but trusted that he knew what he was doing. He seemed focused on the werewolf, so she watched the strange winged girl who had joined. She seemed angry at Pier's attack and had white bandages wrapped around her eyes.

Rae growled and watched Isobel. She didn't believe that Isobel was near her. It had been six months and there was no sign or communication between them, but then all of a sudden.... She's here. She stood in silence and then remembered the reason why she was there. Slowly she stepped forward, sliding the knife on the ground. " If you know what's only best for you... I suggest you leave my territory or I will make you leave it. "

Pieridae didn't so much as twitch at the threat. He fought wolves before, and killed them, he would do it again, regardless if this one was partly human. The fae did, however, glance up to the winged one in the tree. Now there were two of them.

The fae beat his wings and jumped backwards. He jumped high enough to reach the first branch. He had relaxed the bowstring just before he jumped, and held both the bow and arrow in his left hand. When he reached the branch he grabbed it with his right hand, beating wings helping to pull himself up, and then he crouched again. He stayed there on the limb of the tree, wings keeping him balanced, fluttering as needed. The arrow was knocked as soon as Pieridae recovered from the noisy jump.

He knew the girl probably could not see, hence the bandages, but he also knew that the commotion he caused would warn her she was not the only winged creature here.

Isobel smiled a little. It wasn't often she met someone else who could fly and for a moment she regretted that they hd to meet in such a way. She'd thrown her lot in with Rae though, and didn't really regret that decision. If it came to blows, she'd fight alongside her.

[ I totally forgot about this RP. My mistake. ]

Rae watched the fairy and turn to Isobel. Anger boiled inside of her, don't take it the wrong way but she was mad. These feelings of the hospital flooded through her again and she didn't want them back. She had taught herself how to turn her emotions off, but they were coming back. " Why the hell are you back? " She growled at her. Before Isobel could speak Rae looked at the winged man. " Are you scared of a wolf? Seems like I've only meet two people in my life who weren't. They weren't even a little. " She growled and moved the knife around in her hands.

The fae shook his head coolly. He had no fear of her, his move was purely tactical. Arrow's shooting downwards had more force than those shooting up. Along with that, it would be a lot easier to deal with another winged creature if he was in a tree.

[ I plan on officially kicking it in action tomorrow. My apologizes will be sent out tonigh, I have a reason for my absence. ]

Jennine watched the exchange, worried. She'd never actually had to fight other people before. The most she'd ever done was hunt. She felt a little misplaced as she realized she was the only human there. Like a doll placed among action figures. Even though she knew she was quite capable with her bow. She just wondered if she could really use it on these girls.

Rae snarled, fed up with this none fighting thing. She flicked her tail and jumped up on top of the tree. She gripped the tree with her sharp claws and growled. They grip onto the branches and some bark off. She made her way towards the fairy and girl, her lips pulled back showing her teeth. Her emerald eyes stared into the fairies eyes and she jumped at the fairy. Thinking of his things, she was prepared to duck or jump.

That was enough for the fae to decide the fate of this meeting. He fired his arrow, knocked and fired another, then dove out of the tree. His wings helped him to land softly on the forest floor as he knocked another arrow. This one he was prepared to fire up to the other winged creature if she also attacked. He would, however, fire it at whoever made the next move, only to re position himself, using his wings to give him the edge, before knocking another arrow out of harms way.

Pieridae knew the girl was blind, but it most likely meant she was an expert listener. This pleased the combat side of the hunter, for his countless years of tracking, hunting, and his light body let him create very little noise, which was still some, but little enough to make it harder for her. The perks of being a fae.