Moss watches as the mound shrugs off his spells, and as his sorcerer companion tries her own attempt at reasoning with the creature, privately admonishing her for the oblique way she spoke to the creature. Didn't she know anything about diplomacy? But still, he lets her talk, listening and waiting for the inevitable attack of the ambulatory bush. Moss is almost disappointed when the creature decides against such a course of action, instead sprinting off into the woodwork, leaving the pair alone with the quite annoying elf.<br/><br/>Of course, fleeing put Moss in an odd position, as he had a reasonable understanding that this creature was beyond his and her capabilities. The most reasonable course then, would be to let it run away, and for them to follow at a distance, or perhaps retreat to formulate a new plan. The latter seems a better option to the druid, but is clear from the outset that his partner does not appreciate such a course of action. She is a woman of action, and her decision is forthright and immediate, giving chase around the cusp of Moss' entanglement, which the tortle subsequently dispels, choosing instead to follow after the creature and focusing his keen senses upon the forest around them, looking for potential  causes of it's strange behavior.<br/><br/>He also gestures for her to keep pace with him, whispering to her in his usual slow manner, even as he responds to her earlier commentary. His pride is not easily wounded, but he still seems a bit offput by her suggestion.<br/><br/>"We should keep our distance Magic Elf. The creature is not fast, but it could turn and attack us. Keeping distance will keep us safer. I do not think it can attack us from range. As to my language, I have found that plants and trees prefer an honest and forthright responses. They do not like to misled of misinformed. Perhaps the plant is fleeing because you hurt it's feelings, or because it thought you were being dishonest. Who can know with plants? Perhaps one day I can share as close a bond with them as I share with my fungal spores."<br/><br/><strong><br/>PC: Moss drops concentration on the Entangle spell, allowing both he and the mound to move at their usual pace, and follows after, keeping at least thirty feet between he and it. At the same time, he reaches out with his senses, rolling a perception check to see what he can observe of the nature around them. He rolls a natural 20 for a total of 25. Moss is apparently quite perceptive. </strong><br/><br/>