"I'm fine. Its nothing." he had suffered far worse then this at the hands of the humans. The twinges of pain from the injured paw annoyed him more then anything. By morning the small punctures will have closed up and he would be able to put weight on it with out it hurting.<br/><br/>When he heard her fall he turned and ran to her, twinges of fear and worry welling up. Had she injured herself? He checked her over to make sure she was unharmed before backing up a bit. Though he remained close enough for her lean on if she needed to. "Clumsy human." he huffed out though there was no real malice behind the words, he wasn't used to showing affection or concern.<br/><br/>Sky looked around, tail lazily flicking back and forth like a cats while he examined the thick forest around them for a sheltered spot, undamaged part of his optic band glowing a dim amber in the darkness. "I can see a spot, under a dead-fall." It was only a short distance off, surely Annabel could manage to walk to it with out tripping over something. The moss covered branches would offer a some what comfortable shelter for the night. The heat from his body would ensure Annabel wouldn't get cold during the night. That and he could lay in such a manner that is well armored body would act like a shield to protect her fragile human body.<br/><br/><br/>"She likely hasn't gotten far. We can only hope the beast has not led her somewhere dangerous and that she is unharmed." Amos sighed heavily, worry growing with each passing moment. Annabel was smart child, he hoped she had enough sense to find a place to hole up in and stayed put until morning. It would make it much easier to find her. He looked up when Mary rushed into his study, his expression grim. He would allow James to explain why the police were here.