Ashe knew nothing of the forest's story. Or the horrors that awaited her there. If she had, she would have been more hurried in her search for an exit. But, in her blissful ignorance, she took her time and explored a little. Only when the sun began its gradual descent did she get worried. Her efforts intensified and she began jogging at a moderate pace trying to find the house. However, it seemed that she was too deep in the forest for even the sounds of siblings fighting to help guide her.<br/><br/>At sunset, she found a large oak to sit under and wait out the night. She was hungry, a little bit scared, and wishing she'd just dealt with Tori instead of avoiding the problem. Drawing her knees up to her chest, she did her best to ignore the sounds of various, unseen creatures beginning to stir and keep her imagination in check. Now was not the time to panic. All she needed to do was stay put, try and get some sleep, and then continue looking in the morning. Besides, what's the worst that could be out here? Her mind immediately began listing all the worst possibilities. Wolves, grizzlies, unseen forest beasts. Something moved beside her and she yelped jumping to her feet. A shrew scampered away and she immediately felt ashamed of herself. No one she knew had seen anything in the forest, therefore there couldn't be anything...At least nothing dangerous. After checking the ground for spiders, she sat back down and drew her knees back up to her chest finding it hard to not be unnerved by all the eyes that were on her.<br/><br/>Leaning back against the trunk of the tree she took a deep breath. Morning would come before she knew it. All she had to do was get some sleep. Closing her eyes she tried to relax. Not that it worked very well.