Not once did she look at him when he spoke, she was surprised that he'd taken what she had said the way he did. Staring into the fire, not seeing but also at the same time seeing, she sighs softly, a blank expression on her face. It seemed that he was set on going back to the labs to kill the humans, and to set the other experiments free, but she was set on her own choice too, and she wasn't going back there. At all. Like she'd told him in the very beginning, there was no way she was going back there, unless it was her dead body being returned. Better returned dead, than alive, in her opinion.<br/><br/>Even when he got up to go to the stream, she still did not move from her spot by the fire, nor when he returned from whatever it was he'd been doing. Not a single thing was said to him by her as he spoke again, telling her that she would know where he would be if she changed her mind. As if that would ever fucking happen. She was determined as hell not to go. In the back of her thoughts, she began to think that maybe he would see that he'd chosen the wrong choice, realize that recruiting her wasn't the best of options. She was a selfish being, and her survival was top priority. Let the defects and weaker species die, if it meant she was to live.<br/><br/>She stands suddenly, but not to reply to him. The only reaction she gave Izaya was a glance, her eyes dead within, before the surface of her skin ripples as she changes form, changing in to a large<a class="postlink" href="https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-efcI9nkBGew/Ui5J2nr4eRI/AAAAAAAAIHA/7aDdquZZSfc/s1600/Fantasy+egrets,+by+Takaki.jpg">bird</a>, that was pure white, with wings that were huge, and an expanse of tail feathers that were at least five to six feet in length. Spreading her wings, she pumps them down with force, so that she shoots up in the sky, and for a moment hovers there. Staring down where she'd come from, shaking her head softly, before turning towards the largest peak of the mountains. Her goal. Yes, she knew where he would be, and he would know where she was going as well...