She searches around in the dustcloud for an access panel, or something to stop the metal monstrosity in its tracks. Her hands pat and graze over the metal, looking for something to open, anything to pry, anything she can do to halt this devastating machine in its tracks. She slaps and scrapes, punches and searches across its hull until she hears the faintest of fearful cries coming from her daughter. With a hard punch, she darts out of the faint dustcloud and heads away towards the river and the ravine.<br/><br/>She soars away from the hunters, slightly bending the thick trees as her heavy body slams and presses forward as fast as she can go. She's sweating hard, both of her hearts are pounding as hard as they can.<br/><br/>And even Arakin is feeling her struggle. She's getting sloppy with all the weight she's carrying. If the forceful bending, and tight constriction of adrenaline pumped muscles wasn't hard enough, he's encased in a tail that's flailing behind, bashing hard into the trees and ground.<br/>Just as the blur of trees seems to never end, she soars out from the treelike and skids her body to a stop. Right at the edge of the deep rocky ravine.<br/><br/>She looks back over her shoulder, and know's the hunters are not far behind. She sets her daughter down on the ground, and brings her tail up to her eyes. Her lips open and she reaches in to caress Arakin's cheek. She looks into his eyes and smiles. "Keep her safe. I'll catch up in a bit." Not even letting the lizard have a chance to speak, she drops her tail and slides back towards the treelike.<br/><br/>With a deep breath, she ducks down, planting all four hands onto the ground, she tucks her head down and rolls her body as hard as she can towards the cliffside! Sending an amazing burst of energy through her body as she whips her lowerbody around like a giant trebuchet, and just at the perfect moment, she opens her throat and sends Arakin soaring through the air to the other side of the cliff.<br/>She looks down at her daughter, and smiles. "Your turn, ball up tight now."