Avandra came to a stop as Tyler nipped at her tail in warning, making her ears lay flat against her head as she almost lashed out at him. There was a deep fear in her eyes though as she just barely refrained herself from going at him. Why was he trying to stop her when all she wanted to do was keep her mate safe? Letting it go, she huffed heavily and growled softly before resigning herself to stay. Watching Tyler's wolf run to the house, she sat at the barn doors and flicked her ears as she constantly kept looking around. Sitting there, she thought about the wolf coming after her. Pinning her ears to her head, she mentally scolded herself for even coming here and dragging Tyler into this.<br/><br/>Thinking through her options, Rain what she should do. If she left Tyler's ranch, the wolves that followed her would leave them alone but it may also make Tyler angrier with her than he already was. If she stayed, those wolves would slowly close in until they found the perfect moment to attack and her mate's life as well as all the other innocent wolves would be put in danger. Sighing heavily, she got up and paced at the entrance of the barn. Finally, she made her desicion, deciding to keep her mate and his friends safe. Heading out of the barn, she trotted towards his long, dirt driveway. As she had to cross the front yard to get there, she glanced at Tyler's house.<br/><br/>Seeing him walk out, Rain quickly ran to the driveway then slowed to a walk as she started down it. The wolves would follow her away from Tyler's house and he would be safe, though she may not be. But she didnt need help, she could figure this out herself. Dropping her head and huffing, she at least hoped she could anyway. As she made her way down his driveway, the other wolf's scent got stronger as he followed her with his little pack. His howls ceased and the scent around Tyler's house became fainter as they started following Rain away from it. But the male wolf had given orders to the other half of his pack to wait for Tyler and his friends to get farther from his house before they took them down with the intent to kill. Rolling around in mud had covered up their scent so it seemed as though no wolves were left as the other half followed Rain away from the ranch.