It was the signal Dog had waited for, as soon as the man lunged for his neck he dropped his shoulders so that his fur couldn't be grabbed, barking as loud as he could to startle his would be trappers.<br/>Pushing himself off on powerful back legs he used his full force to push himself past the men and high tailed it, a fast as he could, in the oposite direction Zed had taken.<br/>he would run for a while to make sure he had lost them, then he would retrace his steps and look for Zed, if he couldn't find her, he's check the places she knew she went and eventually end up back at the hostel, after all, she always went back there sooner or later.<br/><br/><br/>Zed came through the hole backwards, pulling the trolley bin in tight against the wall as she did so.<br/>Even if they did manage to work out where they had gone, Zed knew from experience that it would take a while and she had a chance for a quick breather.<br/><br/>She dusted off her hands as she sat down, leaning against the wall.<br/>"Why don't you tell me what the hell's going on first, then I'll see what I can do to help."<br/><br/>