It was colder now, but she followed in the snow and prayed this wasn't his sadistic attempt to get back at her for stealing. Upon stopping at the edge to a large forest, Tinuviel tensed slightly. Her home. They couldn't find this place, ever. She silently shivered, listening to Kurai. Why on Earth had she dragged herself into this? The girl nodded at the instructions, biting into her lip as she looked around the forest. No. We can't go in there, she thought, silently freaking out as Draco began to lead her into the trees. This was very bad; time to escape or something, she figured, barely able to listen to Draco's words. Slowly, the girl gave a nod. "Th-thanks," she muttered, then frowned. She came across a small black tree and settled nearby it, as if almost refusing to go any further in the snow. Surprisingly, the tree dropped a branch - on her head, no less. Tinuviel winced slightly, then looked up. She shook her head in complete disbelief, then grabbed the branch from her head and swayed slightly, walking over to Draco.