As his words were mirrored back at him, Rowan extricated himself from his cousin's grip, and took a few steps towards the people ahead, freezing momentarily when a fourth joined them.<br/>"Don't tell me," he said, a slightly bitter laugh escaping him. "You're lost too?"<br/>"We're exploring," Robin said, shrugging. Was this forest just full of lost people, or what? He folded his arms in obvious boredom.<br/>Pulling her brother back by the scruff of his neck, and stepping in front of him, Trin gave Rowan a suspicious look. "This is getting far too ridiculous to be a coincidence," she muttered, her words directed towards Karina but her eyes fixed on what she could see of Rowan's smiling face.<br/>Noticing Trin and Karina for the first time, Rowan's smile widened. "Wouldn't you call it destiny?" he asked casually.<br/>Before he could approach them, and decide which one to flirt with, something small and feathered flew across the path, its talons tangling in Castiel's hair as it swooped by, dragging him a few inches towards the nearest tree, and releasing him as the creature landed on one of the lower branches, giving the hairs wrapped around its foot a look of disapproval.<br/>Was than an owl? Trin thought as she stared at the thing. It<span style="font-style: italic">looked</span>like an owl. But she had never seen eyes that bright before. They looked almost like the green orbs of traffic lights.