She rolls her eyes as she heads away from him. ‘It was too easy,’ she thought. ‘There was no fun in that. I was so hoping the men around here would be more of a challenge, more of a conquest.’ She sighs looking into the woods. ‘The rabbit put more of a chase than that.’ The smell of the cooked rabbit grew strong the closer she got to the woods once more. A faint smile played on her lips. It was thoughts of him that brought it there. He had touched her, talked to her, been nice to her, and he didn’t force himself on her. That was unusual. ‘Why were you like that? Why didn’t you….do like others have? Even that guy tried to force himself on me, but you, you were different.’ The man in the woods had intrigued her, and Kaige wanted to know more about him.<br/><br/>She moved along, coming closer to the pit where they had cooked the rabbit. Having left him there, she hoped he would still be there. Inching closer, with high hopes, her smile widened as he came into view. “Hello there. So you’re still here? Why is that? No campers to terrorize, or was my cooking just that good?” She already knew the answer to that. “If you liked my rabbit, then you’ve got to try my fish sometime. Now that I can do well if given the right amount of time and supplies.” She sat down not too far from him, watching him.