Key allowed her to put the key around his neck. He then turned his head to look at the Werewolf on the other side of the gate. He looked around the forest a bit, never actually expecting to enter the human world. Since the Gates was what separated Lycore from Earth itself. He then turned his head to look back at the girl. He thought on what she said for a moment, before quickly shifting forms from Unicorn to<a class="postlink" href="http://i787.photobucket.com/albums/yy158/Sableye10/tumblr_meb2xfd64e1qdtvhxo2_1280_zps737e1d9a.jpg">Human</a>. His form took that of a human boy, along with clothes to cover him. He wanted to blend into the human world, because he gained some trust from her. She was kind and sweet, such purity he could see from within her heart.<br/><br/>He fixed his hair a bit, and then started to fix his clothing a bit. He never really had thought of using this form. As he was normally in his Unicorn form. You could say, he was a Unicorn in Hiding. Though, he never had spoke a single word to this human girl. He didn't know their language very well, and he heard that the human language had many different languages. So he just tried to use what he could to try and speak to her in a way. He pointed to himself, then at the key, as if to ask her to call him Key. He looked around the forest for a bit, for he never had known the forest on the human side, so he would take a chance at helping her through the forest.<br/><br/>Slowly, Key reached out his hand to take hers, then led her through the forest. It was difficult because he didn't know the forest here, so he was taking guesses, going through the forest on what his gut told him. Eventually, they came to a single strip of road. He stared at the black street, poking it with his shoe for a moment. What is this? This hard, black material on the earth. He was curious about, getting down on one knee to touch it with his hand. He heard a loud roaring like noise and a loud honk which caused him to draw himself back away from the road and hide behind a tree, frightened by the loud Semi truck that passed it's way down the road.