Luna nearly laughed as the girl swiveled her body to look towards her home, breaking the tense moment during which Luna had thought she might have to fight the girl. She now knew the child had no battle training at all, even a novice would know not to take their eyes from an opponent. Luna watched the girl and as her hand rose to the quiver at her back, Luna's left hand dropped to her first sword. She didn't move her eyes from the girls face. The muscles in her sword arm relaxed as she gripped the hilt loosely. Given the girls apparent lack of knowledge she was confident that she could dodge an arrow that flew at her however she didnâ€™t want to risk getting hit because she underestimated her opponent. Even as she watched the girls hand fall from her quiver Luna didn't move her hand from her sword, suddenly she felt off.<br/><br/>Her eyes darted around the clearing as the feeling from her nightmare came back with full force, a cold finger down her spine. There was no one else there, so why did she have a sense of looming danger? Suddenly she really didn't like being in the open.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic"> â€œyou're not after my father or me are you?â€</span><br/><br/>Luna's eyes flicked back to the girl in slight confusion.<br/>"Ummm....No?" She said slightly startled, why would she have such a motive? Did she really<span style="font-style: italic">look</span>like the kind of person that would attack someoneâ€™s home for no apparent reason? She looked down at her T-shirt, jeans and combat boots, she had done her best to look rather unassumingâ€¦well other than her weapons but those were necessary her swords were part of her normally they were cloaked with an amulet but way out here she hadnâ€™t seen the need to continue to use it.<br/>Her concentration was broken by a sharp chime electronic in nature, startled Luna almost shot fire at the damn thing the girl produced. Luna had never felt the need to own a cell phone. What would the point for her be? No one ever called her, much less texted. Plus, sheâ€™d rather be off the grid. She owned a MP3 player and laptop, that was all she needed.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">â€œThe storm headed our way is like nothing that we've ever seen before. This one's going to be a record breaker, so make sure you stock up on plenty of food. It might be early in the season, and it might sound crazy, but expect snow, and lots of it. As this storm moves across the sea it will be getting colder and larger.â€</span><br/><br/>"Great, just frekken great." Lu glanced at Kuro looking at him wondering where they should go in order to seek shelter. More then likely the would end up under a tree or something and hoping the damn thing didn't fall on them. Rain didn't really bother her but this storm seemed rather violent. She did loath the cold that came with it though, she had never appreciated the cold, always preferring the heat to it since her body was naturally cold. Even with her powers a fire in this weather would be quite impossible to keep burning.<br/>"Damn." She was in the middle of nowhere and there was nowhere for her to go. She stroked Kuros fur as she thought, but no solution came quickly to mind.<br/>"Damn it all to hell." She muttered.