David
*Only the most reckless found themselves out at this time of night. That or perhaps those that look to move under the cover of night to avoid them. The moon sat high and full in the dark sky, only accompanied by the occasional dot of a star. Upon the forestry terrain, night had taken hold of the land, creating a sense of darkness that few people could see through normally. That was very much true for this specific Elf as he stood just at the edge of his camp, looking out towards the darkness that couldn't be reached by the light of the campfire he had created.

A wolf could be heard howling in the distance, causing the man to glance up slightly in him waiting out for someone or something rather. The sound of shuffling footsteps resounded across the area, gradually growing close to him as the undergrowth would part to reveal 1...2...3...4 wolves... One undeniably much younger than the others. The Elf would grin at his wolves, giving each a light pat on their head as one would drop a half alive rabbit on the ground. Being released from the Wolf's jaws, the prey animal would quickly scamper off into the night to which Terrel was completely fine with.*"Alright, go find another."*He'd instruct them, pointing out into the forest before blowing into the whistle that sat around his neck. It would take a short while for the wolves to get the message, but soon enough they'd run off into the forest once more in a bout of excitement. With them gone, he would return to sitting down at his campfire taking in a deep breath of the cooler night air. It was much calmer in the woods without constantly bumping into people around the Capitol. At least out here was an escape from it if need be.*

*For the time being he had been working on training the smallest portion of his wolf pack, figuring better out here than in the city to raise suspicion of what he was up to. He had already scared off an annoying pair with three of the wolves and that alone had created enough of a scene for him to not try to repeat it again in the eyes of other people. Last thing he'd want would be others on his case for the questionable morale of owning the hidden wolf pack. That was nothing to worry about now, however, he had his own spaces to get things done and nothing was going to change that anytime soon.*
Diana
The dark seemed to be the perfect place to move through. It was initially, there was no one questioning him and no foot traffic to slow him down. As the night deepened, his feelings changed on the matter. The path was lost to the shadows and the twigs that treacherously lead to more leaves and roots. The glare of the moon felt all the more patronizing as he felt his way blindly through the night. Mika paid no head to the ruckus he made, as at this hour all he anticipated were creatures that more than likely wanted as much out of his way as he did theirs.

Until the light caught his eyes. It was something, and likely someone who could at least have directions. Anything more than fumbling around till the wee hours of dawn or stumbling into something less friendly. He took a deep breath, and threw caution to the wind as he yelled out towards the flickering light, "Hello?"
David
*Terrel would pause for a moment in hearing the voice shouting out, tying the direction to somewhere out in the wilderness behind him. To think that there was another wandering around out here. The Elf should have figured as much with the amount of random encounters he's had. With all the noise he was making, he surely wasn't anyone trying to hide something. That or he was really bad at it. The Elf would reach into his red cloak, fingers lightly gripping the dagger that sat within them. He'd turn his gaze towards the man, his face mostly obscured by the pig mask that sat atop it.*"If you're trying to not get attacked in the middle of the night, you're doing a bad job at it."*He'd say aloud, his eyes taking a while to readjust to the darkness to see who it was. His voice had a gruffness to it, but that was typically how it sounded. He didn't seem to carry much concern, however, this not being the strangest to him.*
Diana
The voice garnered a particularly sour reaction from Mika. With a mighty leap, he threw himself into the nearby trees as not to be seen by the suddenly hostile figure. It was from this vantage point that he went forward, scouting to see if the stranger was as big a threat as he sounded. Akin to the very beast he shares features with, he clung to the tree like a cat. "That sounds awfully rich as advice. I'll keep it in mind if you try something."

The gracelessness of Mika soon appeared as the trees rustled with his advance. He did not yet make for a weapon. Something about the figure made him certain that fleeing would be better that a fight if it went that way. He did his best to come towards the light as he went from tree to tree.
David
*The Elf's head would slowly raise up towards the shifting tree, eyes narrowing slightly in him trying to peer up at it. Whoever it was, they seemed agile despite thinking a tree would protect them was amusing. Though he knew better than to underestimate someone, so he'd give him the benefit of the doubt.*"Well since you'll be taking my advice. Plan on coming down here?"*He'd ask the man casually.*"Much easier than talking to a tree."*He'd relax back a bit, slightly moving his hand away from the handle of his dagger to rest it on the ground instead. At least with both his hands in view that would make him seem like he wasn't reaching for a weapon. Though it was futile to completely avoid such with the weaponry he carried within his cloak. Being a traveling Mercenary, he kept ready for most missions, many typically ending in him having to kill something for someone which left each upgraded weapon as extra assistance to him both in and outside a job.*