Sky hissed softly in agitation though he held still and allowed her to pull the quills from his paw. Once the last of the sharp quills had been removed he curled the claw tipped toes experimentally a few times, it stung a a bit other then that he was unharmed. "Its nothing. Just a minor wound. More of an annoyance then anything." The quills hadn't gone deep at all. Still a bit agitated he stood up, wincing ever so slightly when he put weight on the injured paw through the faint twinge of pain was bearable.<br/><br/>He huffed at the general direction the creatures had gone off in. What a strange wretched little creature.<br/><br/>"I would hope not." If there were any more of those animals around he wasn't going any where near it. He started walking again, tail flicking back and forth. He felt a bit foolish for walking right up to the strange creature but he couldn't help it.  He had never seen such a thing and had allowed his curiosity to get the better of him. No matter, he wasn't going to be messing with prickly animals again any time soon. He hoped they would not encounter any more strange creatures.<br/><br/>"She still couldn't have gotten too far." Amos dialed the number for the local police station, speaking briefly to the captain before hanging up."They will be here soon. That beast hates dogs and the dogs don't seem to fond of it either and they have shown a willingness to track it. Were it goes, so will Annabel. " He turned and looked at James, expression grave. " we will find her. Make no mistake about that." And they would have a very long talk about why she couldn't go running off with animals and why it was so important that she go to the academy.