Listening to the boy as he continued talking on about how destructive humans were and seemingly not having an issue with mass death of his own kind, she was slightly amused. He was unusual, and she certainly hadn't heard of a human like him before. His way of thinking was of course logical and correct, however it was rare for any being to talk to carelessly about their own kind. In any case, he was definitely the most interesting human that had yet to venture through her forest. "I appreciate your offer, however it isn't necessary" she commented in reference to his suggestion of him bringing other animals that died outside of the forest within this land to be buried. It wouldn't make enough of a different, considering they were ordinary animals unlike the kind that were birthed from the same soil as these trees and this land. The best bet the forest had was her, and so long as she didn't die, she would make sure she protected this home of hers.<br/><br/>When he began talking about legalities however and mentioning that he seemed to know her health and the forests were directly linked, her eyes widened a bit in surprised as she looked to him. "Why do you say that?" she asked, knowing she herself hadn't told the male that much information, and even to the humans that sort of information wasn't really something they knew. Perhaps those who believed in her had guessed at, but just as unknown as it was of she even existed, information about her was even less accurate. "Besides, your human laws and legalities don't apply to me" she offered with a small smile "Aside from the fact I am not human, I'm more of a bedtime story and ghost to most humans. Are those of your kind whom hunt fish and deer considered murderers by your law? The death of myself would be viewed much the same."