Still not leaving the undergrowth, she watched invisible to all but nature until she felt it was safe to leave and commence the discussion, which wasn't now, for now she knew to watch. They weren't an attacker of the natural order, but Dryads rarely revealed themselves to mortals even the druids seldom got an audience with any. Nonetheless this body suggested that this person knew of them, should she act on this, or watch, deciding the latter, she slipped into a tree awaiting for the druid to reach the bodies.<br/><br/>It's not that she was scared, it was complete opposite you could say it was more the druid should be scared of her, as Dryad's may have been protectors of nature, but they were also known for being overly idealistic of the grand scheme, even threatening humans, who would harm or deprive the great circle of anything. Sometimes they were even killed as being part of the Fae folk she didn't obey the laws of man, and instead often went against them openly. But they only killed those who truly deserved to die, who were unforgivable. Druids rarely were harmed, unless they harmed the forest in any way without any justification.<br/><br/>For now she wanted revenge on the undead who had acted like this, and slaughtered a child and innocent in her land.