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The beast jumps on the tree, and sucessfuly climbs far enough to grab the tree branch the bandit was holding, taking both the bandit and beast down to the ground.
You quickly stand up, to see the bandit laying down on the ground and looking at you terrified. |
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Arina decides to eat the man on the ground, seeing as he was stupid enough to not run away immediately. |
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The beast eats the man, ripping him apart.
The beast was satisfied, for now. |
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Arina sees what they might have in the bandit camp. |
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The beast was not interested in the crap the bandits had. |
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Arina looks for any survivors that were left behind, and hasn't ran already from the camps. |
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Everybody were gone. The women, the bandits. All of them.
The beast felt tired, it would sure enjoy a nap. |
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Arina chooses to sleep in one of the tents for the night. |
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The beast found a comfortable tent and slept there for a while.
It was about 5:15 when the beast was awaken from it's rest. You could hear footsteps outside. The beast is hungry once again, and angry from being awakened. |
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( I also lost my sense of time.)
Bluh)
Seems Arina was stuck in a dilemma. If those footsteps were bandits, staying in until she turned back would be a terrible option. If those footsteps were just people, she could easily be considered suspisious as the only survivor in a group of bandits. It would be less suspicious however, than if she did come out before then, and transformed back in her human form infront of other people.
Arina didn't think it was a good idea to stay in, and she didn't even think she had a choice. They interrupted her from her sleep, and she was actually pretty hungry. She'll eat later, when she had more time, fifteen minutes wasn't a large amount of time.
What could a beast do to an indefinite group of people in less than fifteen minutes? How much people were there, anyways? What if she turned back before she could finish them off, that would be terrible. Arina didn't want that to happen, she didn't have much time. Only 15 minutes, but she had to make her decision now. Fifteen minutes of staying in the tent, she could handle that right? Right? |
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If she got out, that would mean she would be seen, run or not.
Arina would have stay in the tent as long as she was still in this beastly form. Those men didn't sound like bandits, they sounded like people who had no idea what happened at the camp. Different people. It would be better that way if she didn't give them an idea.
She would also have to stay quiet, so they wouldn't be tempted to search in the tent she's in. |
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Well, alright. At least now, she won't be discovered yet.
What time is it now? |
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Arina waits for the transformation to finish before climbing out from the tent, cautiously. |
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Arina searches the camp for clothes, food, and possibly some money. |
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Arina eats today's breakfast. She then searches the bodies, if they might have anything for her. |
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Are there any weapons that Arina could use? |
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