Gabriel's eyes widened when the arrow seemed to come out of no where all of a sudden and hilted itself in a tree right beside her. Bravebeak let out a fierce noise as he flapped off of her shoulder and hovered by Gabriel's side. Gabriel quickly crouched and pulled out her bow and two arrows, notching both of them and aimed them at the stranger that appeared out of no where like the arrow.<br/><br/>She studied the 'man', seeing everything about him completely wrong for some reason. Like there wasn't something right about this guy...like he wasn't suppose to be here at all...and that set her danger meter way off the chart.<br/><br/>Not slacking her grip, she spoke in a musical, yet strong, voice,"My name and my business is of my own, stranger. I would ask that you leave me be, least one of us will be left for the animals' feast."<i>Why does this have to happen...Some damn bandit trying to get at me. And right when I was hoping for just a relaxing night...At least this guy doesn't seem tough, me and Bravebeak can handle him.</i><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>