Elizabeth
*With the Oni being sure of her reaching her destination, Juna would peer at her curiously before turning her head up and climbing the tree that stood near her. Making her way up to the higher branches, she would carefully walk along them, being mindful of the dead branches created by Winter. With part of the forest marked, Juna found herself following the Oni to make sure she'd make it past the boundary.*

"There are much more scarier creatures than raccoons here..."*Juna would say, enunciating their proper name.*"There are some very large and... Aggressive beasts that you may come across if not careful..."*Juna found herself recalling a pack of mutant wild dogs roaming around. She wasn't completely sure of all the creatures that lived out here what with there always being a new creature to be found, but there was always reason to be careful in her eyes.*
John
*Sekori would give a few light taps to her helmet in response* "What do you think this is for? Life and Hunting is a simple problem to an animal, amount of effort taken against prey compared to the rewards of such a hunt. Sure a creature that is aggressive might attempt an attack, but once they realize they can't rip apart me like normal creature, and will have to get past all of this metal, it will scurry off, as the reward of eating me will not outweigh the danger and hardship it would take to do so. The fool will walk into the wilds in naught but leather to outrun a beast, while the learned will know how to deter them in the first place!" *She said, with absolute confidence and faith in this tactic, it seems like it has worked for her before.*

"Why risk so much just for one creature, and possibly gain life-ending injury's, when they could walk away and hunt something many times easier?" *Sekori has thought of this tactic after many a time a creature would go for a limb, clamp onto hard, stiff iron and then run off... Though accounting for most normal wildlife one would find, Other threats might be more persistent... Aswell as the fact that Sekori isn't really... Well learned, and see's animals as simple creatures, ones that wish to only consume what is easy, unlike the complexities of any human-form birthed from the Conceived one.*
Elizabeth
*Juna's ears would flick at their explanation, partially feeling as if they underestimated some of these creatures willingness in attacking people. She supposed there was worse, sometimes thieves, other times assassins, but maybe it was better to keep the Oni's confidence high while she made her way out of the forest. She seemed relatively prepared as it was which was more than the Canifor could say for herself.*

"Is it often that you travel through forests?"*Juna would question in a slightly dubious tone. Part of her wondered how accustomed the Oni was to the wilderness, especially with her geared up as if she planned to fight a person rather than the creatures out here. After all, she did lose a meal to a bunch of raccoons, even the Canifor could have seen that as avoidable.*