<hr/><div align="center"><em> Libby readies for any attack </em></div><hr/><br/>Noting the obvious mood shift in Zac she glanced toward Terry. Any light would be a beacon for any to find them with little problem, but was necessary for them to see their way around.  Ideally it would have behooved them to have a light that moved out a head of them rather than directly over them. She chewed at her inner lip a she stared out over the group quietly. Blind fighting would have been a good way to start this, after all the moon did give some light even if the trees shaded a good bit of the path. The only issue with blind fighting was that some monsters could see in the dark and therefore leave them at a severe disadvantage. Libby was starting to over think it and realized it soon after.<br/><br/>With a glance in either direction she finally decided on keeping an eye on the side she was on. She whispered quietly to the boys as they continued to move in.<br/><br/><strong>"Zac you take my side...Terry you watch that side.. I'll shift to the back. Let's try to form a triangle so no one's back is exposed. Keep your eyes peeled. It doesn't sound like anything large is rustling about yet. Can you keep that light dimmed, Terry? If its too much trouble then we'll manage. Its sort of like one of those bug killers. At least the mosquitoes won't eat us alive before the bigger stuff comes along."</strong><br/><br/>She glanced to the Son of Zeus and grinned. Libby had to admit she was a little in awe of that electricity running on his blades. Without skipping a beat she had already begun to move behind the guys and shifted so she walked in an almost sideways motion, while keeping her back closer to theirs. She had unsheathed her sword and pulled her shield to her forearm as she entered the forest, now she kept it at a ready position. Bright blue eyes scanned the forest treelines and brush.<br/><br/>