((Given Jaku seems to be quite busy RL, I propose we continue without him, until he comes back. His char is not to be captured, and has taken a somehow safe escape route, away from the traps. And, well, the fact is that Tamara is attracting everyone to her, and doing it on purpose! ^^ So, I'll play Jaku and Tamara this turn.))<br/><br/>Jalu slithers as fast as he can on the foliage, trying to get away from the advancing line of hunters, and already planning a way to turn around them and reach their nest unsighted. Her quickly loose sight of Tamara, the color pattern on their bodies blending so perfectly with the canopy. He's worried, but he knows the best thing to do is to follow the plan. He hopes she'll be able to join him on their nest. The roo-naga stops for a moment as she ehars an icnrease on the sounds the hunters makes, although he can't understand why. He begisn to alter his path, slowly turning around what he supposes to be the end of the line of hunters, which would allow him to escape them and remain unsighted.<br/><br/>----<br/><br/>Meanwhile, Tamara is wreaking havoc upon the hunters, using both end of her body to do so, adding her sharp claws and fangs to the already deadly force carried by both her jaws. Several mens lies on the ground, their bodies bent in several wrong ways, or crushed to death by the powerful coils of the angry tigress-naga. But thoses hunetrs are professionnals, and, despite their fear, as they never fighted such an intelligent and angry creature, they did hit Tam more than once with their shock sticks. Some of them had already set it on the higher settings, and the electric schock did hurt Tam a lot, and kinda jammed her movements.<br/><br/>The worst is something Feign might have noticed if he could have looked at the GPS of the Chopper longer: the hunters are surrounding the tigress-naga, and, now that the wolves came to help, they're slowly forcing her to move to trap 2. It's not an easy task though, as Tam seems to be decided to take down all and every beings hunting Jaku and her.<br/><br/>She's surprised by the first strike of the wolves, not expecting anything else than humans to be hunting them, and, as she's caught off guard, the hunters are able to bite her off in several places over her long body, making her yelp in pain. The pain is increased by the shock sticks hitting her in teh same time, said sticks now being all set up on the higher level. She growls out loud, slithering away to gather some of her breathe, going closer to trap 2, then she counter-attacks.<br/><br/>As one of the wolves leaps up, in an attempt to either grab her throat or land on her snake-like part, she lowers her head, avoiding it, and, in the same time, brings up her tailmaw, hitting the wolf mid-air with full force, breaking several of his ribs and limbs and sending him tumbling on the bushes. Then she sinks her claws on the throat of one of the humans, slicing it open while she coils several loops of her body around another wolf, and she squeezes hard, crushing him down. Her tail maw grabs one of the humans and send him flying high up.<br/><br/>But it is obvious, even for the humans, that she might have overestimated her strenght. She's panting slightly now, and her body seems to react a tiny bit more slowly. The young tigress-naga feels quite sore, the electric shocks having either numbed some muscles or made them hurt quite a lot. She doesn't realizes she's near one of the traps the hunters put around the forest. She's not even aware that they put traps, hence why she's about to fall on trap 2, while trying to avoid the blows of the remaining members of the hunting party and, in the same time, to take them down.