Juliet watched as the two made their way up the bank, she stood, smiling, thigh deep in water. She sighed as the two reached the top of the bank, and she could hear them getting settled, and... music? She checked her pocket. DAMN! She ripped her i-pod out of her pocket, it was splashed, but not soaked. That poor thing took more abuse than any of her other things. With a soft laugh, she stuffed it back into the pocket of the deep violet dress, and began her trek up the bank. She took her time, her legs numb from the cold water, and her dress heavy.<br/><br/>A scream changed that. She looked up as the scream of pain pierced the air, her mind, although calm just a moment ago, was hardly so any longer. She stared at the top of the bank, her eyes wild, and phobia gripped her mind. The claws? The first thought that jumped into her mind twisted her stomach, and threatened to make her sick. After a moment, no screams followed, but she heard talking. She could sense her family. She made her way over the bank, mud staining her white gloves and the front of her dress. Her face was pale, her shimmering green eyes wide, her forehead beaded with sweat.<br/><br/>"Holy shit." he muttered, trying to stomach the pain as it slowly faded. He "Anyone have a pair of scissors?"<br/><br/>The white wolf was gone, replaced with a man. She couldn't help but laugh, "Be careful, Aidan might nick you. Won't kill you with steel scissors, but don't piss her off, or let her aim drift too far south." She laughed slightly at the mental image of Aidan attempting to Neuter to the new male with scissors. "They aren't silver, but'll still hurt. Pr has no one told you yet? Silver bad. Too much can kill, and even touching it makes you break out in a rash that feels like a bad sunburn." She looked from Aidan and Jaden to the fire, "Oh, don't forget to put the scissors back, we've lost more in these woods than there are in the town."  She wanted to joke about the numerous times the group had to rely on teeth and claws to cut fabric or string because the scissors were misplaced. It was always funny to Juliet, watching gargantuan beasts attempt something like sewing that required fine manipulation with huge, clumsy paws.