Suddenly that stranger, this boy, who had seemed so helpless seemed to torment her in a new way she had not realized. Rea shuffled back, her eyes clouded with fear as she covered her chest. "Take him to my father! Immediately!" she commanded, turning away as she fled back to the high grounds.<br/><br/>Her feet slammed down on the dirt path and she couldn't help but feel she wasn't going fast enough as she bolted down to the way to her home. She had complained of being cooped up, now she knew why. Crazies.... Crazy boys, who looked no different than her villagers were more aware of her than she had ever realized. This mark... She gripped her chest tightly, lowering her head as she ran harder till she was face first into her mother's chest. She screamed as the arms wrapped around her quickly, binding her to her. "No! No let go!" Rea tried to tear away but the soft yet frantic call of her name made her stop shaking her head as she held her armsat her chest protectively.<br/><br/>"My lord, child, what has come over you?" she asked, finally getting her daughter to look her in the eyes. Her tall thin frame firm in holding her child from escaping. "You act like you are being hunted,"<br/><br/>"Boy-!" Rea sobbed, "He... He's going to kill me. Oh...." her eyes fell as her knees buckled, but her mother pulled her in tightly and shook her hard. She was questioning her, shaking her firmly for an answer, her voice soft but firm now. "Oh... I'm so stupid. I told them to send him to father. He might kill him. No. Mom! Mo-"<br/><br/>Her mother slapped her and she snapped from her panic, reality settling back in as the tears finally fled her eyes and down her reddening face. "We'll see this out with your father. No one has come in yet, come. We shall await this prisoner." She grabbed her by the shoulder, her hand slightly down tightly on her arm as she pulled away and walked Rea to the main hall. The moment they were inside, she had tossed her daughter forward carelessly. "Go. Tell him." Rea gaped, looking up at the Goliath of a man that she called her father. His wolf skin pelt looked tiny compared to his massive frame.