Damita’s face had gone pale; her body refusing to work properly as her mind froze. Terror washed over her, prompting her to finally stand, arms wrapped around what she could get of the tree trunk. She gasped as he bared his teeth, which was probably his desired effect, the girl all but trembling as he stalked closer and closer. What kind of monsters did they have in this land, a land where animals walked upright like humans? She had never heard of such a thing back home, such stories being used to scare young children into being behaved.<br/><br/>She tensed as Toho dropped into a crouch; Damita’s shortened skirt fluttering around her knees as she watched him like a deer in headlights. A distinct whine was given as he leapt twice in short succession, that whine turning into a shrill squeal of fright as he grabbed her wrist. Fear rolled off of Damita in waves, like a sweet perfume that had been caked on; fear and confusion went hand in hand, the scent of blood from her feet lingering as well. All in all, Toho was greeted with quite the buffet of smells to pick and choose from.<br/>