Elisia refused to cease her pleas for help, the foolish girl not realizing that they drew her hunter right towards her. The cries became more shrill and urgent as she felt it coming closer, it's stride even faster now. She was almost hysterical, sweat mixing with the tears streaming down her  face. She was going to die. Over and over, her mind told her that. Elisia Winters was going to die, and never take over Farrel Ridge like she was destined to. She would never be married off to whatever fellow had the wealthiest family. However... That wasn't such a bad thing.<br/><br/>All of a sudden, the cries did finally stop. It was almost eerie, the way he crept out into the clearing she had found herself in. She watched, infatuated with the way he walked. And his eyes... How silent he was. It made her body freeze, her terror replaced by awe. This lad making his way towards her... Wasn't human. Elisia was sure of that.<br/><br/>Her heart skipped a beat when the moonlight glinted harshly off of his knife. She gasped, thinking that maybe he was there to kill her off before the werewolf did. Elisia shrunk back slightly, speaking in a quiet yet firm tone. "Stay away from me, I'm warning you!" She gulped as he neared, her approach changing dramatically. "Please, I'm trying to get away from a monster and I only want help, not trouble, please do--"<br/><br/>The girl blinked, watching with wide eyes as the forest lad started to cut at her dress with the knife, calmly and quietly. She stared with her mouth slightly open, her eyes focusing in on his. The glint in them, the shape of the irises. They just weren't.. Right. Should she trust this creature? Or should she fear him?<br/><br/>Elisia looked back as the dress came away, leaving behind the stuck fabric. She clumsily stood, looking back with fearful eyes and almost forgetting to thank her rescuer. "We have to go, it's getting closer, we have to go!" She screamed, turning to look at him expectantly. Elisia figured he knew the forest well and how to navigate through it. He was her only hope.