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Aella watched the group from the safety of a tree, once again. Hidden. She liked the trees, the way they whispered with hesitation when she approached, before realizing she wouldn't hurt them. Or maybe it was the voices. She would never know.
She watched the group like a predator watching its prey, a pale shadow amidst the leaves. She watched as they weaved amongst each other, talking in hushed whispers, and healing one another. Watching them, she saw who knew who. Who disliked who and which people favored one another. They worked almost like a chess game.
The pawns, weak by themselves, but strong in their numbers. The knights and bishops, powerful but few. The queens, which their seemed to be a few, incredibly powerful but seemingly not important, for the game could continue without her. And the king, the most important but quite weak. But so important, for if the king is gone, then the game ceases to play. That man and his cat...
Aella gave a frown, watching everyone still. Everyone seemed to know somebody, one way or another. She was, once again, the outcast. The freak. When aren't I?
Her eyes flickered closed, listening for the voices. They came like hallucinations, whispering and fluttering, wrapping her in a sweet embrace. Not coherent persay, but promising she wasn't crazy, that they just didn't understand.
She lids snapped open, her fingers curling protectively around a small flame sprouting in her palm, crackling with hunger. "I know," she whispered, and as if it were living, the flame crackled at her voice. She curled her other hand over the flame carefully, shading it from the breeze. Across the path, something stared at her from the trees, yellow eyes like shards of topaz against the shadows. Her head dipped slowly, watching it.
It blinked.
Once.
Twice.
Three times.
And it was gone without a sound, swallowed by the infinite darkness.
H O L Y F L Y I N G B U R R I T E S
THIS WOMAN'S D E E P
 
Kipp looked over where Haddie was pointing, away from the human moneys. Had someone gone over there, the same way the wolves had left? How many people were even here now there were so many new faces, last time he'd mostly just happened upon names. Hmm? Where's Annie when you need her? She was the only reason he'd learned everyone's names before. It was kind of weird that she was the only one not here now that he thought of it. Concentrate, who all's missing? There's fire girl, Mask girl, loud girl, and that guy, who I've never seen before... He thought, counting them all silently with his eyes. Spanish guy?... He turned around to look for him, but he wasn't there.

"Where's the tall spanish guy? He's not here anymore." He asked, this time doing an actual count of all the people who were there. "Wow, 25, not including animal friends. That's a lot." He mumbled to himself.
Kipp doing all the statistics XD
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(Aight. Imma do this.)
Haddie tilted again, banking harshly to keep Kipp from falling off. Her back was not the flattest surface. She saw the clearing up ahead and breathed a sigh of relief. Her mind drifted towards Maria again, but she was distracted from that thought when Kipp nearly fell again. I have to fix him. She set down at one of the edges of the clearing, by a little stream. She turned her head and gently grabbed Kipps backpack, picking him up and setting him on the ground. She shifted into a human, stumbling and leaning against a tree as a wave of dizziness, and her human heightened sense of pain, returned. The skin on her ribs was a bit ripped again, and she was starving, and probably was lacking in blood. Oh well. She walked back over to Kipp and grabbed him by his shoulders, trying to keep his wings out of the way as she dragged him towards the creek. "This isn't going to be pleasant." She muttered, blowing some hair away from her face. "Here we go." Grabbing him by his shoulders again, she dragged him all the way into a shallow part of the creek and let go, splashing some more cold water onto his face.
*Haddie yeets Kipp into a creek*
 

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