The beast could barely understand the girls words. Though it was clear that as soon as the name "Daniel" was uttered, she had his attention. Her words were not something he could make clear. Her voice seemed to sooth him though, and her touch made his fur quiver with a feeling beyond that of lust for the hunt. It was something more along the lines of a woeful love. The massive creatures jaw went slack as it let go of the tree to reveal splintered and broken wood. As his silvery eyes peered at her, two emotions were clear. One was the desire to kill her, and give in to the lust. The other was much more complicated... showing sadness, regret, love, and even pain. The monster was clearly shivering with the urge to kill, and it seemed like it was extremely difficult to keep itself from striking her. Every so often it would lower its ears and snarl as it stood up to its full height and glared down at her, or it would twitch and look away as if ashamed of something.<br/><br/>As the beast went through its phases, it was clear one wrong move and she would have more injuries that just a twisted ankle. She might even lose her life over something small. He seemed to be keeping a distance now, and just kept licking his jowls as if he had must eaten a tasty raw morsel. He was definitely more animal then when Gina had saw him last changed. He was darker, and his posture was more slouched as if he spent more time running on all fours then just two legs. The human wolf that Gina saw that day was not here, and was replaced by the mindset of a wolfish monster.