(Sorry I didn't post sooner. I kept checking my mail, but it never notified me you posted.)<br/><br/>"Hush!" he murmured softly, his voice firm and commanding. He quickly looked over to the forest and led her towards the wall further till he hoped it, disappearing in the lush brush before appearing just as quickly as he disappeared. They needed over the wall now and the entry way not far down a ways was shut closed. "I want you to stay quiet, don't scream or make any noise." he told her, his hand on something dark and it was tightly coiled around the object. He tugged it and then let it drop before he came out completely and tossed her a rope. "Tie that around the small knob on the saddle, quickly," he ordered.<br/><br/>He drew back into the forest and disappeared, not waiting for her before there was a weird noise then a cry as a white horse with grey spots, an appaloosa jumped over the wall, clearing it with amazing ease. Arawn was drawn over it's back and he had tugged on the rope quickly. "Quickly! Now, take the reins and follow me!" he ordered.<br/><br/>A howling and eruption of shouting bounced from behind the wall as the gleam of yellow eyes pried out of the bushes and at them. Arawn yelled at Anna again, "Princess, do not star, they are not your kind," he yelled. They were nyches, far from lycan kind and nastier. They were black and gray of fur and bright markings streamed down their dark skin, their origin and meaning unknown, but hands were stretching out already from the forests. They were calling out to them, to Anna. Arawn knew better, he knew of how they tricked others, drank the soul of their victims. He had to get them from the wall and draw back around deeper into the country to find a place that the nych could not trace. Luckily they couldn't cross the wall, but the problem was<span style="font-style: italic">they also</span>couldn't cross the wall. They had to, it was dire in order to start their destination home.