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"Cori, do we have to fight?"
"We've done nothing but, everything's tired."
"And you haven't shown us how you move silently."
"Can we sneak up on someone? Please?"
"Fine, fine. Come on, just listen, then watch." Cori submitted while hiding a smile, starting to show them what she knew before having them practice. Nearly twenty minutes later she smiled, softly telling them what she wanted them to do. Anna was to go find Priya, Karik Vadász. She just wanted to see if they could, and if either of the "hunted" were paying attention to what was going on. She watched the two set off, the girl in the trees the other on the ground. She went silently after, staying behind them and watching them go, or rather where they had been. The two were good, better than she had been at that point.

The two followed the trails, Cori seeming to be there when they were at a loss. She'd learned to run silently as a child, it wasn't so much different now. She was surprised, what they lacked in fighting they made up for in this. She barely had to do a thing, aside from making sure they were going the right way and running back and forth. Neither apprentice made much noise, or disturbed the plants too much. They didn't gain on the siblings, but they weren't falling behind.

Cori caught up to Priya first, ahead of Anna. "Priya, can you try to loose her? Not hard, just make it more difficult for her to follow you. Will you do that for me? And don't shift into a bird please, I don't know that I could track you if you did that." she asked with a faint smile, careful not to leave any tracks to confuse the girl following.

Cori nodded and left, making her way to where Vadász was. "Hurt me and no one will find the body." she called softly, her breathing just now starting to become heavier as she ran up to him. "Testing the apprentices, make trailing you harder. No hawk form, don't completly loose him." she summarized quickly, trying to follow him, hide her own tracks, and talk at the same time and thus not making much sense.

The boy went right through the trap, eventually making his way out and picking up the trail. After half an hour, and Cori's help, the two began to differentiate between the true and false trails. Close to noon Cori went to try and find the two again, as the two apprentices both were exhausted and were begging every time she showed up. "Vadász." she came up to him, slipping her hand through his. "Come on, they're both done and ready to drop or murder me if I don't let tem eat." she said with a soft smile.

"So, annoyed with me because I set the two on you?" Cori asked with a smile, glancing up to Priya as well as though to show that it went towards her as well.

"Oh good. Just don't kill them when if they happen to be sent after you again." Cori said innocently, smirking faintly. It was helpful, being able to watch the two and not just try to stay ahead of them.

"That works. So long as you don't set them for me-" Cori started, cut off as she ducked a branch thrown at her before being tripped and pinned on the ground by the boy.
"Ha! Toldja it'd work Anna." he said triumphantly, sitting on her stomach and holding her wrists against the ground.
"Stupid cocky little brat." Cori muttered, twisting and managing to throw him off her and prompty pinning him, holding both his hands above his head against the ground.
"Hey, no fair! You're bigger." he complained.
"And there's two of you." Cori retorted, before pausing as Anna knocked her off. Within another two minutes Cori had shoved her in the river and pinned the boy again.