Audre frowned as she watched how Jack purposely made his presence known to the kids. He was a good guy, and she hoped that he was only doing this because the kids wouldn't have to join any raids anytime soon but that didn't mean she'll go just as easy on the kids as he was.<br/><br/>Gliding lower she heard a small squeal. Turning towards the sound she moved as quietly as possible, which became rather difficult because her wings would get caught in some low tree branches announcing her presence. She swore inwardly as she heard Zara telling Sparrow to run.<br/><br/>Moving forward passing the bush she was sure the kids were behind she stopped in her tracks to see Zara standing in the open her arms outstretched to block Audre's path. Staying light on her feet she reached for Zara and although Zara dodged the first attempt, Audre was faster and tagged Zara immediately after.<br/><br/>Keeping her hand firmly on the girls shoulders, she turned the girl to face her and asked in a demanding, "What are you doing?"<br/><br/>"I'm uh," Zara started turning unsure if she made the right choice seeing how Audre didn't seemed impressed by her sacrifice. "I'm giving Sparrow time."<br/><br/>"There is still half a mile left," Audre stated. "Did you at least tell her the right path? She could still get lost."<br/><br/>Worry and concern seemed to overwhelm Zara and she looked around in a poor attempt to find Sparrow.<br/><br/>Sighing Audre released Zara. "It's alright, I'll be able to find her. But the next time you do that, make sure you have set up a path for your partner to follow safely. Otherwise this." Audre gestured to Zara. "Will be worthless."<br/><br/>Zara nodded sadly utterly torn about what she had done. Looking at her watch, there was still a lot of time. "If you can find Sparrow, and head back to the house on time. I'll count that as you passing."<br/><br/>The girl's eyes widened in disbelief, but Audre only gave her an even stare. "You'll never get a second chance from anyone else." Nodding her head towards the direction Sparrow must have ran off to Audre encouraged, "Hurry up."<br/><br/>Zara didn't need to be told twice, the girl ran off in the bushes starting to call out for Sparrow. Audre stood there in thought trying to figure out an exercise that will teach the kids a way to find their partners without giving away their position without yelling names. Spreading her wings she went back out into the sky.