Reese shivered a little before looking around. For some strange reason, she felt like there was someone watching her. Of course, that didn't seem too strange to her. Daniel would obviously be looking at her to make sure she wouldn't run away. But this sensation felt a little different. She continued to scrub the dirt off her body nonetheless, moving a little faster to get out of the water soon. Suddenly, there was a loud rustling from the trees nearby, a giant cat like creature jumping out from the shadows to her direction. Reese yelped, falling backwards into the water just as Daniel threw his spear, piercing the animal in the heart. The girl was frozen for a solid minute, looking at the beast that nearly devoured her. She didn't even think to be weary of the animals on land.<br/><br/>Reese looked up at the male, noticing as he shook his head as he began to clean his spear. Slowly, she stood up in the river, her body soaked. At the plus side, she was now fully clean. And she was alive. She stepped out of the river, watching as Midnight dragged the large cat in its beak before finding a spot to eat it. A bird eating a mammal that big? Now she really did see everything. Reese let out a soft sigh, squeezing the water out of her shoulder length hair. "Thank you. I'll be sure to be careful next time." If there was going to be a next time. She didn't want to take that big of a risk again. And besides, once they got to the city, she had a feeling that she would be back inside a cage for a long period of time. Reese made sure to stand in a spot where the sun was shining, drying off her body. She didn't try to untangle her hair, which was nearly impossible without a brush.