Following a shifter was the last thing she would have ever done, but here she was, standing at the corner of the street to find the shifter sitting on the porch. Again questions about who he was and why he was alone swirled in her mind. She hated to admit it, but she was curious. This is the first time that she possibly met a lone shifter. And she has been alone for so long that she wondered. . . Liann took in a breath and shook her head. No she won't approach this shifter, whether he was a loner or not. There was also something strange about him, something about his smell that made him different from other shifters, she couldn't put her finger on it.<br/><br/>Turning her eyes to the building it seemed to be where she could have rented a room for the night. Well, maybe not, the place was small. And seeing the shifter right there, she wasn't so sure if she should really try renting a room and being so close to him. Still, she wanted to relax and made no plans to find any means to sleep outside. The scent of other shifters met her nose as she traveled through the woods too, she really didn't want to bump into them. A shiver went up her spine and she wasn't sure if it was from the cold, she needed to start moving anyways. She hitched her bag higher and turned away, not really caring if the shifter noticed her or not. She needed to start planning to use the last hours of the day searching for another place to rent a room. Worst case scenario she'll have to sleep outside.<br/><br/>The town was smaller than she thought, there wasn't anywhere else for her to stay for the night. Pulling her grey hood over her vibrant red hair she turned for the woods. It took a couple hours as the weather picked up but her green eyes finally spied an entryway to a cave. Taking her bow out and stringing it, she sniffed the air to check if any shifters or wild wolves were recently around. Nope, for now the cave was vacant. Spreading her sleeping bag out, she settled in and tried to force herself to sleep.