Rain hadn't given much thought to anything else that might have been in the forest.  So blind with rage, she was unheeding to anything else, to any other hunter, if there was such.  Only she knew that the man who killed her people was somewhere in front of her.<br/><br/>*Thock*  A sound knocked off something, and she charged headlong into the brush in the direction of the sound with an anguished cry.  "RAWWWWWWW"  Knife in hand, but stopped when she got to where she thought the sound was.  The underbrush was thick, and the visibility poor.  "COWARD!  COME OUT!  SHOW YOURSELF"  She roared at the trees.  Turning the knife so the blade was back, a slashing stance rather than stabbing.<br/><br/>She wasn't the most intelligent creature, and it was becoming apparent, even to her that the forest was not a good place for her to be.  She had run, zigzagged, back and forth hoping to run into the man she was after.  Charging and trampling, because she didn't know how to move quietly in a place like this.  Within minutes she was unsure where the path even had been.<br/><br/>The expression on her face soured second by second.  She was fully human, natural, and that had been her point of pride.  Something she had learned was that there were more 'filthy' mutants out there than she could even count.  Unfortunately, she could only count up to the amount on her fingers.<br/><br/>Rains beauty was completely obscured now with the distortion of anger, and dawning fear that this unfamiliar territory could swallow her.  She found a clearing where the underbrush was low, the light filtered down, and she hoped to see anyone in plain sight coming at her.  "You KILLED THEM, and now its YOUR turn" she shouted it in hopes that he would lose it and come out.  The fire had started to die off though.  She never feared for her safety in the urban.  But here, everything moved.  The leaves were like ghosts of the dead reaching for her, the ground seemed to shift, and everything felt too close.  The treetops were too high.  When she got out of here, she was NEVER going to step foot into the forested area again.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>