(That's fine, stuff happens. :) )<br/><br/>Violet was honestly surprised, not expecting the Huntsmen to agree to her plan. She let out a small squeal when he brought her upon his lap, the horse rearing up as he unlocked her chains. She was free at last. Her eyes started to glow a faint purple and her teeth sharpened, the wolf bursting free. With a leap, she got off of the horse, landing on all fours on the ground as her rib cage expanded and her mouth elongated into a snout, fur appearing on her body. Her clothes vanished and the locket on her neck remained, the dark creatures swirling around her.<br/><br/>She looked overwhelmed, her eyes close to being glazed over from their spell, her legs growing weak. But she shook her head and cleared her mind, breathing evenly through her mouth. Her tail swished back and forth slowly, creating a steady bear for her. She hoped that what Lyssia had taught her would work.<br/><br/>Hesitantly, Violet started howling, the song clear and true. It rang through the night air smoothly and the creatures instantly stopped. Her song was a continuous melody, sending shivers through her body. The creatures started backing away, as if being pushed off by a barrier. They gave the horses a wide berth, their whispers silenced for now.<br/><br/>Violet fell to her knees, the last note of the song barely escaping her lips as she turned back into her human from, the locket returning her clothes to her once again. She collapsed onto the ground, her eyes half closed and her breathing shallow, completely exhausted.<br/><br/>The dark creatures stayed where they were, hissing to themselves and staying back.