Liann watched as he ran away from her, just like most people did. "What a liar," she said as she turned away the second she couldn't see Warren anymore. "I thought you said you would take me to Haven." She couldn't blame him though, his reason was, it was her fault for upsetting him. They got on each others nerves because they were both loners. It's hard to trust the other after being through so much. She touched her scar remembering how her father gave it to her.<br/><br/>Sitting at the edge of the creek she took a cup of water, the water cold in her hands but felt good as it quenched her thirst. Her stomach growled and she remembered that she hasn't eaten. Bringing the food out, she looked at the plate she got for Warren. Her heart felt heavy. It's been awhile since the last time she felt so alone. Ignoring the feeling she took her food out and started to eat. The food cold and tasteless in her mouth.<br/><br/>Something seemed to tug at her as she was about to take another bite, and her eyes kept going to Warren's plate. With an annoyed sigh, she put the food away, no longer hungry. Gathering her things she looked in the direction where Haven should be. Turning away she headed for where Warren went.<br/><br/>He went farther than she thought and already she was out of breath. Stopping for a moment to catch her breath, Liann was starting to get annoyed at this shifter. "Why do shifters have to be so fast?" She asked herself. Taking a sniff of the air, she was going the right way. Pushing herself forward she went back to running at an inhuman speed. Taking a chance she tried to call out in mind speech. "Warren? Warren where are you?"