Showing off was what she did, it was how she made most of her coin in the towns and cities. She wouldn't charge this Kitsune this time, not while there was a mischief game going on. This forest had provided her with the perfect opportunity to practice being a large tiger, so the next place she planned to go to would be fooled. Wiggling her tail tip back and forth in excitement she moved between the trees, heading for where she knew he would be able to see every movement. This was too good of a time to not show off more.<br/><br/>She had seen a chance to better herself  when she found the Kitsune. A lot of the towns and clans in these areas told tales of the multi-tailed foxes. Some stories that were told about them seemed to exaggerated to be true, and others were under exaggerated. Kaleya hoped that controlling the wood was true. Controlling forests along with the fox fire and mischief had been the only consistencies she could glean from the stories. Of course she didn't know that it had to be their forest, and most stories has spoken about the Kitsunes walking around on two feet, that obviously wasn't true. She figured that this was either a young Kitsune or a magically weak one if he only had two tails.<br/><br/>Despite anything she knew or believed, she was happy to have found one, and hoped that it would challenge her on this course. She got the the start of the race, the course set in her mind of how she did it the time before. She didn't know how long he had been watching her, with a shake of her head she cleared her mind and just started running. Starting out at a slow gallop for now turning and twisting through a few trees before she made for the first log she was going to jump over.