An ear twitched as Kyosera stared at the elf, golden eyes glinting softly in the light reflecting off the rain.  He had a fair point... If the goal wasn't to draw the enemy off.  The fox shook her head.  "No.  Want as many demons as possible to see our threat.  Keep as far away from others as possible."  She nodded once, then at a sudden sound she whipped her head around, holding still as a predator can.<br/><br/>Thumpity-thumpity-thumpity.  Riders.  Even if she wanted to, there was no time to indulge the elf any further.  She closed her eyes, exhaling every bit of air in her lungs as she focused.  She almost looked calm, serene as she drew back an arrow with her bow.  Angled just under Drachon's arm.  Almost imperceptibly, the corner of her mouth twitched upwards.<br/><br/>"Elf should prepare."  She opened an eye, and loosed the arrow, immediately looping the bow around her shoulder and head, and raising a brow.  "Follow, if elf wants."  She lept down from the tall tree, drawing her sword as she landed, coming to stand in the path these horsemen would have to pass through, after an arrow hit one of their mounts on the flank.<br/><br/>She drew her sword, holding it loosely at her side, ears and head flicking to toss the hood off of her head, to allow her to stare defiantly at whoever entered the clearing.  And it wasn't long before a group of five did.  Dark wispy ill-defined shapes seemed to ride atop nearly skeletal horses.  The poor beasts bleeding from open sores on their hooves and flanks.  One of which was screaming itself hoarse, the arrow in it's right flank... Where it had to pass through the being riding the horse.<br/><br/>She readied her blade a bit, and smirked.  "Kyosera knows what you hunt.  She would not let you take it,<span style="font-style: italic">unguer.</span>"  She spat on the ground with the insult, and drew up to her full height.  All of a few feet tall, hardly imposing.  Yet she made it seem so.  "Come and claim it."