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Kantern's smirk only grew at what she said. "Perfect." Changing forms to his full blown wolf, he gently pulled on her robes. The quicker they were out of the demon land, the better. Growling lightly, it wasn't threatening, but more urgent. He wanted out of here, demon's smelled like evil. He didn't like it at all. What evil smells like? He couldn't tell you. Just that demon's smelled like it to his enhanced nose.

As soon as he fell back there was a knock at the door, which Cori ignored until they knocked agian, louder and more persistant. She pulled away gently with a soft sigh, giving him a faint helpless smile before going to the door, listening before nodding and looking back to Vadász as she shut the door. "Sorry, apparently they want me." she said softly, appologetically.

((feel free to skip ahead a couple days to even us out with everyone else...))

"Why do I have to be such a good shot..." Cori murmured with a soft sigh, heading to her room again. For the last few days she'd been training the two the ranger apprentices that had come, trying to teach them everything she knew and they didn't yet. Apparently their masters were too busy planning to take advantage of the lull to train them. And she was the one they'd pulled outside to do it, as most others had been able to come up with either an excuse or had something useful to do. She'd been either outside training or in a dead sleep. The apprentices hadn't done much at night, hadn't learned as much as they should have. So she was up half the night with them teaching them what to do, how to set camp and keep watch without being found. How to see and still shoot with only a shadow to guide you. She was only really seeing Vadász when she managed to get away to either rest, eat, or in one of their rooms each night before she passed out on the bed. She gave Selena a brief smile as she passed her and the girl, not wanting to interupt or bother the two. She eventually made it up to her room,

"Which room're you in now?..." she murmured, eyes flickering between the two doors before she went to hers. She had a feeling he'd know she was back, either from hearing her or feeling her emotions.

((lol, it's fine. Going too... It's annoying though. They went and cut my retainer so it doesn't cover as many teeth, only one past my canines, and it feels weird...))

"Been bored out of your mind all day?" Cori asked with a faint smile, setting bow and quiver down by the dresser before going over to him. She slipped her arms around his neck and kissed him, as she'd found herself doing every other day. It wasn't her fault she hadn't seen him since the night before, maybe right before she left in the mornings. She just had to make sure the two were able to fight, that they wouldn't get themselves killed because they hadn't had as much training as they should have. She'd feel responsible if they did, so she pushed them and herself. In a few days she'd relent a bit, but until she knew that they were more caught up to where they should be...

"Learning. They're trying, and getting better. As tired as I am, but getting better." Cori replied, before pausing and realizing what he said. "Wait, a squirrel? Does the food chain not still apply, so the natural fear of a predator is missing?" she asked with a faint smile, cocking her head slightly to the side.

"A suicidal squirrel... That had to be interesting. Now, out of curiosity, what exactly was this 'in depth discussion' about?" Cori asked, wondering what he could possibly have talked about with a squirrel. Other than nuts and hiding places.

Cori smiled faintly, dipping her head to concede his point. "Did he know anything? That we didn't yet?" she asked, sitting down on the bed beside him and letting herself fall onto her back after a moment, hair splayed out around her. She rolled onto her side to watch him, one arm under her head and making sure she was laying on a random book so she wouldn't wind up falling asleep while talking. She doubted he'd mind much, but if she could save herself from more teasing than necessary she would.

"I have a feeling they'd welcome that. But, if anything I'm worse when I'm tired and I'm just helping your arguement aren't I..." Cori murmured with a faint smile and chuckle, watching him for the moment and somehow staying awake.