(That's okay, my email messes up a lot too.)<br/><br/>Violet didn't have to be told twice, her mouth clamped shut and she watched with fear as Arawn hopped over the wall, leaving her alone. Her body trembled as the creatures started to call out to her, making her eyes glaze over. All of a sudden she felt the need to hover towards them, answer their call and go to them. She was just about to get off of the horse, when a rope thrown to her broke her trance. She blinked, shaking her head and grabbing the rope gingerly in her hands.<br/><br/>The she wolf scrambled to tie the rope to the saddle, her hands trembling and making it harder to complete such a simple task. With the rope barely on, the Appaloosa leaped over the wall and landed not far from her, cantering away with amazing speed. Her own horse quickly followed, catching her by surprise. Gripping on tightly to the horse, she listened intently to Arawn, taking in every word. At least these creatures aren't her kind, she thought. For a second, she could have sworn that her nose picked up lycan scent. But maybe she was mistaken.<br/><br/>Her hair whipped back as the horse ran on, the night air sending a chill through her body. Still, she could hear the creatures calling out, urging her to come to them. Once again, Violet's eyes glazed over and she went into a trance, barely hanging onto the horse and almost falling out of the saddle. Her mouth hung slightly open as she was taken over, to weak to try and fight it.