With hushed breathing she wandered through the looming forest. She felt like she had gotten lost in the plethora of trees and shrubs. A twig snapped beside her making her twirl to the direction of the noise. Nothing was there. Not one thing. Noised echoed everywhere in these woods, some noises even came from right beside her. She gulped feeling a fear wash over her.<br/>She hated dark foreign places. She hated the uncertainty that might crawl out of the brushes ahead. She knew nothing of this territory, and for that she was afraid. The dark only made her fear that much worse.<br/><br/>She looked around. Her hands lightly wrapping around her arms to give herself a comfortable reassurance of the place. The trees swayed and sometimes creaked with the wind. She took a deep breath, shaking her head, trying to get all her dark thoughts out of her mind. She would not scare herself out of finding Fang. She pressed on, with widened eyes.<br/><br/>"Fang?!" She called into the forest, "FANG?!"<br/>Over and over she called and still no answer. All she heard was a lonely howl off in the distance. A chill went down her spine.<br/>'What if Fang comes across that wolf?' She thought nervously to herself. Her heartbeat raced...<br/><br/>She continued to walk soon reaching a small clearing in the forest. There was a creek that ran just near her. She let out a faint smile listening to the creek's relaxing melody. She closed her eyes, taking a deep breath as she collected her thoughts.<br/><br/>Her eyes opened, as she scanned the place with more happiness than fear. Her eyes were no longer wide with horror. Her heart slowed slightly. She heard a faint sound, a hushed breathing. She looked around frantically, she walked forward a little hoping to find the cause of the noise. Suddenly, out of the corner of her eye, she saw it. A large behemoth with red blood thirsty eyes. Even with her new found courage, she was not prepared for this.<br/><br/>She let out a bloodcurdling scream, and bolted into the other direction. Branches and bushes alike caught and cut her on the way out. But she didn't wince, the pain that monster could give her would be tenfold if she stopped. She ran faster and faster, soon reaching the clearing of the forest. Fang's house lights twinkling just up ahead.