((No prob Jaku.))<br/><br/>She looks up too as the birds flees, letting out a low worried mewl. Tam looks back to her mate and nods.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">- If you're true, then they're coming for us hun. It isn't a basic hunting party. There's nothing else on the forest worth such a party. Only nagas... only you and me... I don't know any hiding spot, except for our nest... But they must not discover it...</span><br/><br/>She mews softly, slightly nervous too, and gives a reasurring and tender pat/rub to the loop around her trunk. Her ears and eyes keeps scanning the area, trying to ignore the sound sof the helicopter's engines, knowing thoses are not a threat for now.<br/><br/>A few minutes later, the forest comes completely silent. Tamara narrows her eyes, looking in the distance, her ears perked and turned to the same direction. She has spotted some movements and noises. She sniffs the air, but the wind blows on the wrong direction, and she can't get the scents of the incoming hunters, which would have helped her get an idea of how numerous they are. But both can clearly hear the sounds of the ATV's engines, along with the engines of the other vehicles, as they comes and stops at the edge of the thickest part of the forest.<br/><br/>The tigress-naga gives a very worried look to her mate, coling a loop of her own body around his trunk, squezzing back as nervously.