Soleculum ran through the trees, ignoring their branches as they scraped against her skin. The pain was minor compared to what the hunters would do when they caught up to her. She may have only been a half breed, but that was enough for them. She hadn't meant to set the car on fire like she did, but the guy was just...And that poor dog. Cursing under her breath, she burst into a small clearing before running back into the trees. Her feet crunched on the dry twigs and leaves, but she was more worried about twisting an ankle than the sound she was making. Her blood was pumping and her fear and panic were at all times high.<br/><br/>It did not help when a voice suddenly spoke from her side. If she hadn't need the oxygen at the moment to power her muscles, she would have screamed. As it stood, seeing a boy that was able to match her stride for stride wasn't exactly welcoming. Then again, it was a far cry from the shouts and clangs of the hunters behind them. At least she knew he wouldn't kill her. Her ears hadn't picked up his approach so if that had been his intention, he missed the opportunity by a long shot.<br/><br/>She followed him without a second's hesitation. After all, she wanted to live. The world flashed by in darken blurs, not paying any attention to where she was being lead. Until the prickle of magic crawled across her skin. Running through it, she almost ran into him as he stopped. Taking that as a cue to rest, she stumbled to a stop. Leaning her hands against her bent knees, she hung her head and tried to get her breathing under control.<br/><br/>And then the strange boy started talking. And talking. Some of what he was saying was making sense and some of it surprised her that he would come out with it just like that. Then again, it was a pretty safe bet that she wasn't bait. Her eyes were still wide and her body was screaming at her to do something as it still panicked. It would be awhile until she was calm enough for the adrenaline drop to happen.<br/><br/>"That is probably why. You can't get their genders right. I think they have some kind of society rule about it." Her breathing was still a bit fast, but she got it under control enough to start answering him. Surprise was in her tone as she looked back behind them, surprised that the hunters were already tearing their way through the illusion to them. "You don't get out much do you?"<br/><br/>Since he said they were safe for 24 hours, she plopped down right on the ground, not caring that some of the dew was soaked up by the seat of her jeans. "Would setting one of their cars on fire count? Though I'm pretty sure just the fact I exist is good enough for them." Giving him a side long glance, she narrowed her eyes. "I'm demon...Well, half. Goddamn it!" She hadn't meant to tell him that and she moved her hand to rub over her eyes. Just one of the lovely effects of having demon blood in her. She couldn't exactly lie and the way she had worded it, the demon's blood forced her to correct it.