The elf's blood was pumping with adrenaline as he raced throughout the woods, He smirked as he saw the wolf anithrope, who had taken the lead, connect with the low hanging branch of a tree and stop. Just as Drachon turned his attention back to his path, he saw a two other anithropes in the clearing of the woods. The elf halted himself,surprised at seeing the two anithropes, he would jump down to a lower branch so that he could be seen when Farish came near him and told him "<span style="font-weight: bold">I think you take second</span>" speaking in elvish so as no one could understand.<br/><br/>As the Farish and the others spoke with the other anithropes,  Drachon could not help but feel a shiver travel upwards from the base of his spine. Normally, even a seemingly empty wood would be alive with the sounds of the unseen wildlife, but that sound was absent, and a dark foreboding would come over the elf. The two men would have seemed to sense this disturbance as well, and suggested moving, and quickly. The elf opened his mouth to speak in agreement, but something inside of him warned against it, and he heeded it.<br/><br/>The fox anithrope had begun to grow agitated and began jumping to conclusions, and Drachon tensed as the anithrope drew its blade. Drachon was ready to let loose an arrow into her forehead if neccessary, but the other anithrope, one Drachon could not identify, reasoned with her and calmed her. Just then the wind sprite spoke, and Farish relayed its message "<span style="font-weight: bold">Chizu says there's a great place to hide that way, a hollow under a tree--large enough to for all of us and well hidden.</span>" The elf thought this was an excellent idea and was going to urge Farish and Chizu to lead the way, when the wind picked up ever so slightly.<br/><br/>The wind whispered in Drachon's ear, and the elf would have swore on his life that he heard the words of his patron goddess in those whispers.<span style="font-style: italic"> No.....wait...</span>This slightly frustrated the elf, why? Logic would seem to dictate that finding a place to hide would be the best idea, yet Elstii was telling him to stay. Drachon took it with a pinch of salt, he must have faith in Elstii, as the goddess has never steered him wrong before. Drachon looked at Farish and Chizu and finally spoke, his normally airy, cheery voice was dim and heavy "That is a good idea, you should lead the others to this hiding spot, but I cannot join you" He would continue on before the boy could argue, speaking in elvish this time, the tone was warm, but serious "There are forces much larger then you know at work here, you may not understand yet, but you will" With that the elf took off back into the forest, vanishing into the shadows.