With an almost sarcastic look about her pose, "Then I suggest you find your own way, human. If these woods are so dangerous," She scoffed slightly, "or cursed, as you say, then tis a decent idea that we part ways here. Good day to you, human." It wouldn't be that simple, and Mirdae knew it. Humans never just left when asked, they just had to know, 'what are you, where are you going, what was that, am I on fire?'<br/><br/>Mirdae glanced at the foot prints, "Well, twas nice meeting you, human, I shall remember you fondly for as long as my years allow, however I must be off." Her tone impatient she made her way from the girl, darting between trees in an attempt to lose her, while still following the general path of the foot prints. She sighed as she went, sure the human girl would just happen to follow the prints too, humans were altogether too nosy for her liking, it made her work harder, and proved to be of little use when so few put any of it to good use.