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Reaper came to a stop somewhere deep within the forest. Something was moving through the elder trees. But even they were not speaking to her of what it was. A sudden crunch made her spin around. Then she realized with horror she couldn't see what was behind her because of the bandanna she had on covering her eyes.
Before she had time to remove it something massive suddenly plowed into her. It was a direct hit knocking her off her feet making her crash to the forest floor. She skidded across the ground till she slammed into a boulder a few yards away. A solid crack could be heard as her bow snapped in half. There goes her weapon.
Wheezing and coughing she manages to remove the bandanna from her eyes. Catching sigh of the angry bloody red aura of the beast standing not far from her. It was a bear.....a rather massive one. It came upon its hind legs towering over her quit easily. She couldn't have been in its territory she had passed this thick of woods many times before.
The bear was one of two of the last true symbols of the primal and natural world. Awakening the Power of the Unconscious. That was what bears respresented to her people. There was no way in this world was she going to fight this powerful creature. One of the last and greatests creation made by the Mother. It was said in her people's religion that the bear actually has a link to the seven great rays of light of the Divine.
Reaper simple stayed where she was in her spot as the bear roared and slashed at her. Trying to frighten her to attack it giving it a reason to kill her. But she refused to do such a thing to the bear. Her eyes studied its aura...something was wrong. It was angry..but not with her.
"Whuatit es rong?" Reaper asked softly in her native tongue.
The bears head whipped around looking directly at her when she spoke. Reaper refused to tare her eyes away from the bear as it suddenly charged at her. Still she forced herself to stay where she was. Her heart pounded in her chest as the thing bare closer to her. No..she would not fear this bear. If it was her time to go then it was the Mother's choice. At the last second the bear came to a sudden stop just a mere six inches in front of her.
Feeling its hot warm breath upon her face and neck as it stared down at her. Its saliva falling onto her thighs and knees as it panted heavily. The dust swirling around them for several moments. Reaper gulped and slowly started to raise her hand upwards. Stretching it out slowly to the bear. It snarled and growled at her at the raised hand.
"Lut mie hulep u." Reaper whispered softly.

Allowing the idea that time is constant, Ultima has already eaten, and now is standing on Reapers Roof. Now even without the flower Ultima could still retain the ability to communicate with plants, the ground in all parts really.

This however had nothing to do with the fact that Reaper was not in the area around her house, nowhere near at all. This was a problem and so Ultima with absolutly nothing else to do and suspecting Reaper to either be in trouble or doing somthing naughtty it was prudent he investigate.

So Ultima traveld down a tree to ground level, and walking straight from her house decided to find out whats up.

Reaper's bandana, that and blood. This was no good sign, there were bear prints along with hers, yet he noticed they led of together it seemed there was a struggle. He knew he had to find her now, she was wounded.

Ultima set forth to follow what tracks they had left together, there wass no way that he could rest and wait for her back home.

More tracks is all he could find, they seemed to go far. Soon Ultimacame to the bottom of a steep incline, there the tracks stopped but in there place were rocks that had recently fallen. With Reapers blood and Bandana in his hand he started to walk up the mountin. Hopefully they would be at the top.

(( I just read their house. I'm thinking this wasn't the best time to come, but it's too late now.))

There was no mist on these waters, like they were used to. Rather, a flat dull shine reflected off the sea. If it was even possible to make such a statement. Fae pushed back some of her auburn curly hair from her face, and tucked it behind her ears. Daoin was right behind her, but the elves had had to lay him down and make a makeshift bed due to his condition. "Still alright back there?'

"It's ok, whatever you feel best with now. Kasumi was able to understand you when you were just a ghoul, right? Well, she shouldn't have any problems with you talking like that around her." Land was up ahead of them now. Probably it would only be about ten or so minutes before they could reach it. She turned and patted the tip of his shoe softly "And you tell me if you need nything, got that? Because I will get it for you!"

Despite herself, Fae cracked up. "You'd need to wrestle them away from Mordrid first." an increasingly uncomfortable 13 year old. They had yet to put him in the age group because there was a dispute as to wether they should go by actually time passed or what he appeared to be now. "Nothing I think that body'd be up to. No offense of course." They told her everyday that Daoin was getting stronger, but she'd really seen no results. They slid onto the muddy shore, and the small boat tipped until it was balanced on it's left side. Dumping them out. "I knew we should have gone to the beach Pale told us about" she grumbled.