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....I may be weary Jacob But I can conserve my energy....My body may be battered..But Have yett oo lose even thirty percent of my true power....I know better then to go all out against Carnage. ITs what he weants....And what I said still stands...If you cant have a opened mind your no better then those you despise. and someone as smart as you should have figured that out....be open minded to my people...but never let go of cuation....

Star glanced over hsi shoulder at JAcob paying no mind to the gunfire. He turned forward and sighed*....Give your sister my Regards Jacob.......*Star said nothing more as he walked off his eyes darkening once more as he walked off in a random direction despite Jacobs directions on what to do*...He thinks I came here and would bring trouble?.....this is one fo the last places I can even think of calling home anymore......and....Carnage wont come here.....nor would his lackey's......I'm safe.....for now

Glances over at him her hands being placed on the back of her head with elbows pointing up towards the heavens. Leaning back on the ball of her right foot giving her a leaning sort of position. The loose strands of her hair cascading over her eyes while brushing lightly along the smooth curve of her cheek.

"Then I suggest you follow the Men's Dorms are not that far from the outskirts of the forest." She answered softly before turning her attention back to the path before starting to amble off not bothering to glance back to see if he was to follow her or not.

"Stupid Idjit." There were several other words that followed, but no one would be able to understand the language they were in. Her forehead was placed in her palm as the figure slid against the tree. Swirls of green, not unlike Malachite tumbled around in the young woman's eyes before she knocked her head back against the tree.

"You get a map, you let it get rained on. You lose your tourguide and now you've got a blister on your ankle. Batting a thousand today darlin." She was obviously talking to herself and rather pissed at the same time. The lavender cloak wrapped tighter around her slim body as she felt the few drops of rain fall from between the branches of the tree.

"God only know how many miles from civilization and you give your food to that family of raccoons. That will teach you..." She continued to grumble in this vein as she waited under the tree for the rain to pass. She had to find a place to stay tonight, she was about starved.

There wasn't a lot to hear of the figureing coming through the trees, though it might stick out a bit. It's feet were not far from silent though, oddly enough a bare foot figure in a tight t-shirt and jeans, a slim but strong shouldered boy late in his teens, muscular but sliding gracefully in his steps instead of strutting or marching. For one so fit, perhaps a pale skin tone would have been unexpected at best, but it complemented the light blue of the narrow but relaxed eyes. Oh, yeah, and his hair was a snowy white in color.

"Hello." Rivven said back calmly, looking with a touch of curiosity at the woman standing out among the trees. She didn't look familiar, not that he knew a lot of the people around, but he stopped to take a closer look for a moment.

"You're wet." he stated as if surprised just mildly. "What are you doing out around here in weather like this if you don't have anything to keep yourself dry with? I imagine that cloak helped some but you'll catch ill if the water's soaked through it."

"There's a town just a few minutes walk..." he turned and pointed, "...that way. Not as many people there as used to be though." he looked at her askew a moment, obviously trying to make up his mind on something.

"I'm going to assume you're not from around here and could use a place to stay the night at least." he said, raising a hand idly. Inconspiciously, her hair would slowly start drying, and the rain droplets slide more quickly off her cloak.