Tasia struggled as the weight on top of her grew and the handle of her sword pressing into her stomach. Mustering up some strength, She planted her feet on the stomach of the gin, and tried to push it off of her. Now that she had breathing room she took a deep breath and pushed with all her strength against the dead weight of the beast. In the same motion of pushing she slid from under it. She laid on the ground a moment catching her breath before she stood up. She walked over to Yarl, "A damn snake, really? I was being crushed to death by 1,000 pound beast and you freak out over a snake?! You're seriously making me reconsider my choices here." She shook her head and slung her blade into the tree slicing the snake's head clean off. As it bounced to the jungle floor, Tasia made her way to the next obstacle. The trolgers though small were abundant and sly. Tasia went to slicing through them. They weren't as much of a threat but still an annoyance that must be addressed. As they made their way deeper in the jungle, Taisa took cover behind a tree and gestured for the others to follow suit. There was a group of the beings ahead.<br/><br/>Tasia peeked around the tree and saw her father kneeling in the center of the circle of beings. She grew curious, but didn't want to blow their cover. However, She now feared for her father's safety. She knew if she didn't try and save him she would hate herself. So Tasia took a deep breath and started towards them gradually gaining speed. As she went to lift her sword, they drove a jagged dagger through his chest and she watched the life drain from his eyes. Her jaw fell slightly agape as she watch his body slump to the ground. Rage and guilt hit her like a ton of bricks.<span style="font-style: italic">If i had come to his aid sooner</span>She thought but she knew she did not have time for this thought. She knew if she didn't snap back to reality she would be next. She quickly took out her other knife with a hooked end. Tasia became blinded with anger, a dangerous and life risking move. As she savagely ripped through them, she grew increasingly unaware of the situation around her.