Anger heated up her face as she turned the studying look into a more angry if looks could kill look. "Just wanted to test a theory? How about I test a..." She stopped mumbling under her breath as he shifted into a fox. Aw! He was adorable and just so cute! She could feel her heart melting at just the sight of him. She could forgive anything he did or had done or will do. Just look at that cute, adorable, foxy face! So amazed was she by the cuteness, she hadn't even really noticed what he was doing until he suddenly shifted back, apologized and ran off.<br/><br/>Watching him, she was confused. "And I thought I had emotional issues." Standing up, she dusted off the dirt and leaves that had stuck to her before following after him. The sounds of the hunters giving up had her relaxing ever so slightly, but her guard was still up. It would be for awhile yet. One of the joys of not being able to control your emotions so well. Hearing the last part of his sentence, she had to fight back a giggle. "Yes. They are stupid. But also incredibly lucky." She study the house, a bit surprise as how well kept it was despite it being in the middle of the woods.<br/><br/>"Who am I gonna tell? My hunter 'friends' back there?" She did air quotes around the words friends. She had learned long ago, despite the fact it had gone out of style, air quotes were great for getting around the lying bit. Though she was ninety percent sure it was also the sarcasm she used when doing it that did it too. For her, it was usually a hit and miss on rather or not she could actually say something saracastic without her blood correcting it. "Cooking might be the least of your worries. Far as I know I can't eat raw meat. Never really had any reason to try it. I know I can eat things though I'm not exactly sure that is from the demon side of me. Too many conflicting stories on that subject."<br/><br/>She also didn't want to admit that the blood made her just a bit squeamish. She knew meat was important to eat, but that didn't stop her from crying as she cooked the meat sometimes.