Standing above her, this hunter examined the young female, like a shark stalking a small fish. On the surface, she looked just fine, and she probably was, but well into this point the hunter knew he must be suspicious. The hunter lifted his weapon- but he did not sheath his weapon, not did he attack the girl- and raised his weapon towards his left, his head turning towards the left as well. "Thank you... Stay where you are. You don't want to be killed by whatever it is." He replied, his voice lowered to a whisper loud enough for the girl to hear, in response to her gentle warning.<br/><br/>As they stood together, the air grew slightly colder, as the duo were furthering into the night where they stood. The sky, initially a deep hue of itself, was now a near entirely inky black. The trees themselves looked to be monsters of tangled and sharp, cutting branches, small and few fragments of them descending to the blanket of deep grey below. Amongst the twisted arms and dense bushes there was movement, gone as quickly as it has appeared. Which grabbed the hunter's attention, his eyes grabbing the spot where he thought the movement was.<br/><br/>Before he was about to take one step towards that direction, he halted himself and returned his attention towards the girl. "Actually, it would be better if you stay with me. If there's one, may very well be more." He said. As he stood there, he was carefully listening, but heard nothing which would indicate movement nearby. Unsettling. "It's not my job to leave somebody like you alone, anyway." The man continued. He decided if he were to walk and search for whatever it was she gestured him towards, he would have her stay with him, or if she chose to stay where she was then he would stay there with her.