Anya was in fact not where he'd left her, and to him, that did not bode well.  There was something shady about that man, and it wasn't his shadow wielding.  Hauk became worried.  The forest loomed before him- it wasn't a terribly big one, but it was expansive enough to get lost in.  If they'd taken her anywhere, his best guess was in here.  Part of him was gratified that he'd been driven onto his own turf.  The moment he stepped foot in the bare soil, he could feel the power of Monachus charging him with strength again.  The earth was so good to them, and it was a shame very few would truly experience that.<br/><br/>Finding them was a different matter.  Tracking wasn't exactly his strong suit.  Shamefully, his wolf form ought to have made him an excellent hunter, if only he could withstand the sudden onslaught of sensory overload which typically followed after shifting.  If there weren't so much overhead coverage he might have considered taking to the air instead.  He would just have to find them the old fashioned way.  He trudged on, the earth enabling him to continue to run without tiring.<br/><br/>He didn't need to go far, however.  He spotted Anya with another man, probably a companion of the shady fellow.  She was doting on him, and seemed fairly happy.  It was difficult to determine who was being preyed upon here.<br/><br/>"Anya d-a-a-!" His warning was cut off abruptly by a surge of primal energy.  He'd never been electrocuted before, but decidedly it was not a pleasant experience.  The shock had him on his arse in seconds, his dark hair catching static as his muscles twitched in utter confusion.  His eyes were open, disoriented, and managed to do little more than watch Logia in bewildered pause.