Hikaru stiffened as he felt something wrap around him as he ducked another bird diving for his head. Looking down he finally realised what they were. Tails. Specifically Seirei's tails. Strangely he was in awe of them despite the situation. He remembered when he was younger playing with Seirei's tails, tugging on them, chasing them, trying to catch them, trying to tie them together, even... falling asleep on them. They were as silken soft, pristine white, and as plush and warm as he remembered from back then. So despite being wrapped up from shoulders to legs, he didn't feel the least afraid at being trapped by the notoriously devious and devilish kitsune, he felt safe and protected. So he didn't fight as he was gently pulled behind Seirei.<br/><br/>Peeking around the fox he flinched at the spray of blood from the crows, feeling a little ill. He wasn't great when it came to blood and gore. But that wasn't the true threat, the real threat was a sight to behold. Craning his head back he spied the one called Touma, finding the tengu fascinating. "Amazing..." he murmured, finding the man looked almost like an angel, a rather cold and dark angel, but brutally beautifully none the less. "V-Vermin?" What exactly had he done to offend this demon bird? Though the tales told by humans were no less kind in the way they described the demons of this forest. Humans nor demons were innocent in this.<br/><br/>"W-Wait," he went to reach out to Seirei, "what do you mean-!" He met a face full of fur as he landed on the back of Tatsuo. "Hey, wait-" He was forced to grip onto handfuls of Tatsuo's fur as he took off at a blinding speed that made his eyes water. A few seconds later he was looking behind him, spying sparks and hearing clashes and bangs in the distance. At one point a cloud of crows took off from a thick branch that suddenly collapsed. "Stop!" Hikaru called through the rush of air. "Tat-chan! Where are we going?! Stop!" He turned back to look down at the fox beneath him. "We have to go back! W-We can't just leave him there!" He attempted to tug on the kitsunes fur to get him to halt or turn around, something. "All those tengu... he'll get hurt, we have to help him! There has to be another way, something we can do." He just about ducked a low hanging branch.<br/><br/>He contemplated jumping off and going back but the forest was nothing but a blur to his senses, and he didn't want to risk landing on a rock or against a tree trunk and seriously injuring himself. "Nat-chan! Are you guys listening to me! GO BACK!" He called out, blinking back the stream of tears from the whipping winds.