The girl trembled, suddenly growing as stiff as a board when she heard a predatorial hiss. Her eyes shut tight. She was going to die, whether painfully or quickly she had no idea. Either way, she would be lost, without her family to mourn her and without a name to be known by.<br/><br/>Suddenly, a puff of wind whipped past her, followed by loud caws and shrieks. Her voice hitched in her throat; it was the crow! From the noises it and another frightening-sounding creature made, there was a battle going on behind her, and it sounded vicious from where she was stuck at. Suddenly, just as Amora was sure she would be able to escape, the horrific sound of bones snapping and a strangled caw made her nearly void herself. She had begun to tremble again; surely this was a sign that she was next!<br/><br/>The feeling of a hand grasping her arm made the poor girl shriek in fear, not even knowing it was her rescuer that did so. She jerked against the webbing, trying to escape his hold, when she felt the strands attached to her arm loosen. She paused, hearing a rather shaky voice ask her if she was ok. The one trying to kill her wouldn't ask such a thing, surely! Feeling her body slowly being set back on the ground, she pulled off the excess webbing, disgusted at how sticky it was, and soon turned to her rescuer. "T-thank you" she whispered. She was still terribly startled, still very much shaky.<br/><br/>He was very odd looking, but considering that she had just been ensnared in a huge spider web, this wasn't too much of a shock. Tentatively she took the dagger. Heaven only knew if she would be able to use it with enough speed to kill whatever wanted to kill her. She smiled gently, bowing her head gratefully. "Again... thank you so much!" she breathed, looking like she might cry again, and quickly turned and ran.<br/><br/>By the time the exhausted girl had finally caught a glimpse of the massive house, her run had slowed to an agonizing crawl. Sweat trickled down her face, though there wasn't much water in her system, let alone food. Everything hurt, her feet, her arms, her head. Slowly she stumbled to the front door, but catching her aching foot on a rock made her collapse. She could hardly brace herself with her arms as she hit the dirt. Amora let out an sigh, shutting her eyes, unaware of the demon approaching the unconscious girl.