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There weren't many choices really when one had a large dragon come towards you. Miyuki hit the ground, and her hand reached for her scroll as she shouted for Ai to use Confusion.

She had looked back once she hit the ground and it was only then did she spot the other dragon, a much larger dragon. Ai moved to send a wave of disorienting psychic power at the dragon.

"Run now!"

It wasn't a question if they could out run a really pissed off dragon, since really they had no choice and she was sure it was pretty pissed off. She also didn't want to think what its relation was to the other bigger dragon.

She didn't even bothered to grab up her staff again, Miyuki was too busy wanting to make sure there was enough distance between them and those dragons.

"Ai! Eon! Let's go!"

It felt, surreal in a lot of ways. Like it wasn't actually happening even though she knew it was. Her body was moving the motions but she wasn't even thinking. The scroll she had reached for was tossed behind her, the clasp undone allowing it to fall to the ground and unfurl itself.

From it burst chains of inky black runes that seemed to leap off the paper and wrapped around the larger dragon. Miyuki grimaced as she hurried after the others because she knew that was not going to hold.

The chain of runes had been an inspiration from the Winters' security system and spurred into creation from the attack that Miyuki had seen in her childhood. Miyuki, hated the idea of creating anything that could kill anyone, so making runes that could bind a person seemed like the better idea.

However, that was the problem, she had created them with people in mind, and it had all been theory. She didn't know for how long it could hold a person, how strong it was, or if it could hold more than one person. There had never been a chance to test it, and it was never her intention to test it on a dragon.

She so wanted to turn fox at the moment, but she couldn't not yet. She was worried about Eon, Ai and Aranxia.

"Keep looking forward!" she shouted to them.

It was hard to follow her own advice, because she wanted to look back. Especially since she needed to rely attacks to Ai, and Ai had to pause in order to make those attacks.

"Ai! Flash!"

All the while she kept thinking, look ahead, look ahead, look ahead. It was scary though to not be able to see Ai pause and face them. However, she knew that the jewel on Ai's forehead would give off a sudden and bright light and the last thing she or anyone needed to do was look back to be caught up in that light.

There was no need to tell her twice. Ai had let off a flash of bright light at the dragons before dashing out after her owner.

By this point there was nothing to do but run. In the mist of running (and realizing they would need to get down from the cave quickly), Miyuki finally turned into her fox form. Without her skirts, her coat and being confined to two legs it allowed to run just a bit quicker (and move easier).

Miyuki kept close to Aranxia, she didn't want to lose her cousin. The only reason why she wasn't freaking out about Andarien was because she knew Ponydash probably had not stopped running and was a lot further than they were.

She too heard the roc, and really hoped it was a Wing Rider.

Miyuki had scrambled out of the way and was relieved when Aranixa managed to dodge it. She could only bark at Ai in this form instead of talk. So it was difficult to give orders.

Not that Miyuki had any idea of what to do at this point. All they could do was run and nothing Ai could do at the moment would do any good against a dragon that size.

She hurried into the forest, taking cover in the underbrush.

Being so close to the ground, Miyuki could feel the earth shake when the large beasts hit the ground. Now she wished she knew of a way to hide both her and Aranixa.

Ai was sticking close as possible to Miyuki, even though she could no longer understand what Miyuki was saying in the form her owner was in.