Kala had begun to watch the puppy as it trotted upon the table, still unsure of what to do.  She was stuck gods knew where with no real instruction.  Suddenly, her attention was drawn in alarm to the sound of something rustling in the brush around the clearing.  For a moment, she thought perhaps the boy and his dog had returned, but they had not made a sound.  It might have been Kalab, but she doubted he was as noisy either.<br/><br/>What came out of brush was not at all what she was expecting, though to be honest, she wasn't quite sure what she was expecting.  It was unlike anything she had ever seen and it caused unease to build in her stomach, a reaction of muscles tensing in her body.  She had never seen such a creature before and it left her mouth slightly agape, though she was extremely aware of everything around her.  Her eyes never left this creature and it took in every movement.<br/><br/>She wanted to pull her blades, but if this was some sort of Sidhe, she had to remember not to offend their kind.  She was almost certain that they probably didn't look like that, but who could tell?  She had never met one before today.  She knew nothing of their kind.  She would wait until hostile movement, though she would keep herself prepared.  She instinctively took a step back when he began to speak and circle around the table.  His voice was almost sickeningly sweet, putting her further on edge.  She was distinctly aware that she was probably in danger.<br/><br/>"Yes there was, a boy.  I'm sure if you're looking for him, you could try to follow, though you may have trouble with that."  She said, hoping that perhaps he was looking for the boy and would leave her here alone.  "He went that way, if you are in search of him."  She said, motioning generally in the direction the boy had taken off.  She had no fear that this creature would catch up to the boy.  The boy and his dog was fast and they would hear the creature coming from a mile away.