[Elektra]

Zeru finally started moving, praying to Zu'hai that this would work and he'd get out of this place without any more injuries.  Of course, this just made him more determined to harm that little devil who let them into this place.  There were a few paths in front of him, and instead of doing on of those childish games to decide which one to choose, he simply went with the one farthest away from his current position.  His reason, well, there wasn't one.  He just chose a random path, and started on it, hoping that there wasn't anything else out there that was planning on trying to harm him.

[Sappheara]

So... he was being watched, but for what purpose? The million dollar question was was this person stalking him all day too? How Azul hated the out come of this day. He just wanted peace for one minute today. Guess he wasn't going to get, or maybe he will. Azul that he would have to wait for it, it will come. He looking at the creature a moment before spoke. "Where you stalking me all day today? I know you where spying on me, just don't know for how long." Azul spoke in an irritated voice. He waited for the creature to respond back.

[Elektra]

"Ooow..." Zeru grumbled as yet another branch whacked him in the head.   This really just wasn't his day.  Why couldn't he have better night vision, or at least something to light the damn place up.  Sighing, he tried to calm himself down.  There wasn't any use in freaking out and attracting unwanted visitors.  He was in absolutely no condition to fight, and even if he was, he had barely been able to take that first Turkeyzilla down with help.  Surely he'd lose a fight if he went up against one without any help.  Creeping around wasn't his style though, and he knew it good and well.  Now, if only he could find the exit like Stella and Chaotic had...

[Sappheara]

He could barely hear the voice that was speaking. "I was bored back home so I followed you. I wanted to see what you where doing." Azul looked at the smaller Cursed Shartile, he wanted to strangle him. "You could of join my group when we fighting the Turkezillas." Azul spoke in an irritated voice. Azul knew his day was going to get worst as the night came. His journey will be long and an irritated one at that. "If your group had a hard time taking on the large birds, I doubt I would be able to help in any way." Shartile tiled his head to one side as he continued to speak to Azul. "May I join you on the rest of your journey?" The Cursed creature hope Azul would say yes. "Do I have a choice?" Azul did not wait for the smaller creature to respond to his question. Azul turned around and walked back to the path he was first on, the small Shartile followed behind him.

[Chayden]

"Your kind do not belong out here," the Common Turkezilla said bluntly. "You do not understand your stupidity."
"No, I do," Jekonah assured almost silently as he clambered up a tree. "I'll show you just how stupid I can be, too."
With that, he launched himself from the tree. The Turkezilla heard the whistling of the wind at his approach and turned, but she was unable to do magic more than what she had already cast. This was a good thing for Jekonah - had she been able to perform some sort of offense charm, he would surely have been fried.
The Kamo extended his overlong claws and used them to fasten himself onto her neck. The feathers there were sparse; this was probably where they had all been lost from.
Even as she shook and flapped her wings to dislodge him, the Kuhna stayed put. He prayed to his patron god that his outstanding luck would hold...

[Elektra]

It seemed as if there was something behind every bush, in every tree.  He was letting this whole thing get to him, and if he kept this hysteria up, he'd be Turkey food in no time flat.  Focus Zeru, focus! he thought to himself forcefully.  It seemed as though some of the others had already managed to find the exit, so surely he could.  But the key was to stay calm.  One false move, and it would be over.

[jobiehanna]

Uh-oh. Ares was still trying to fight off his turk when all the others tackled Firemantra. The kuhna didn't know what to do and he knew that there was no one else around to help. So he dashed behind a tree to confuse his turk. Then when he reappered he was further away. "Hey come and get me, ya stupid birds!" he hollered. The jumped up off of him and tore after Ares, who started running away. He zigged and zagged, trying to get them to either trip or run into each other.

[Chayden]

Jekonah made a valiant effort to stay on the Turkezilla's neck, but she was just too strong. His claws, although sharp, were unable to hold on as she flailed about. The Kuhna was flung off and landed back in the trees with a dull thunk. His head spun, but he was otherwise unharmed.
"Ugh. You nasty..." Jekonah's voice trailed off into a stream of expletives. He kept still as the Turkezilla nosed around, searching for him. Trails of blood leaked down from her neck. It seemed as if Jekonah was able to at least wound her a little.
"Little thing!" she called, stamping her feet again. "Come out!"
"No!" the Kamo taunted, tossing rocks to make her think that he was changing his hiding spot. He knew it was childish, but he did not care.

[Elektra]

"Psst!" something said from the bushes to his right.  Jumping back, Zeru watched as a small little Orchid Learf came crawling out from under the brush.  "I know the way out." it whispered.  He looked at the little thing, skeptical of its abilities to lead him out of this place.  It seemed to realized that he didn't believe, and simply huffed a bit, and started walking off.  Grumbling to himself about his gullibility, he decided that he would follow the little thing and see where it would lead him.

[Chayden]

Jekonah came out slowly this time, sneaking around to the Turkezilla's back. He hoped that she would not spin and catch him...
She didn't. He was free to go and nip at her legs as seemed routine. But what else could a Kuhna do against something so huge? Even an uncharacteristically large Kamo like Jekonah?
"You know," he said, sitting back on his haunches. "I don't understand why I tried to fight you, in the first place. It was stupid of me."
"So you realize." the Turkezilla trilled, sitting down as well. She seemed pleased; her feathers were ruffled up comfortably and her predatory eyes were half-closed. "Now I shall not kill you."
"Score!" Jekonah cried, whipping his tails around. "I don't have to die today~"

[Thunder]

Adey snorted a little at Risk's comment, but she had to agree that it was probably more likely to cook these turkeys rather than be killed by them. They seemed to be rather dumb, or at least, the Christmas colored one that was targeting her was. Even though she had flown into the air, the Turkezilla was still trying to get at her, jumping and gobbling in frustration. Adey looked around, trying to find something she could possibly whack the Turkezilla with, as she knew she couldn't keep flying forever. Soon she located a tree branch that was ready to snap off of its tree. It was thick, but seemed light enough for her to hold. Adey flew over and yanked it off, sending a mental sorry to the tree, before diving down at the Turkezilla and giving it a good bonk on the head. It screeched and sent spit all over her feathers, making her wince in disgust.

(10)

[Firetra]

Firemantra was very realeaved hen they go off of him. But then unrealeaved when he sawthem go after Ares. So as soon as they got off of him and ran off, he got up and ran after them. Yelling very mean names at them. He soon caught up to them, but he was so tired to do anything that he started falling back again, running out of breath. It was all up to Ares to do somthing now.

[jobiehanna]

He couldn't believe it! The khimera was falling behind. What was Ares to do? He was just a kuhna, no tricks up his sleeves. So he kept running. As he ducked behind trees and bushes he could hear all five birds ripping and tearing through the brambles. He soon found himself in the middle of rather thick brush, too thick for the birds to tear through. He was sure they'd figure a way in to him soon, but for now he needed to catch his breath and get as far away from them as possible. So he slunk through the briars and bushes. They pulled and scratched at his fur, it was painful, but he had to get away. He stood no chance against the truks. He hoped Firemantra would figure a way out of this, 'cause at this point Ares wasn't sure if he'd see the khimera again during this expedition, as the kuhna had been running for a while and lost sight of him amongst the bushes and brambles and everything else. Unless Firemantra could hear the turks squawking and trying to push through the brush.

[Chayden]

one lefffft~

Jekonah heaved a gigantic sigh. "This is too good to be true."
He cast his eyes downward, trying to avoid looking at her. "What do I even do, now?"
"I do not know. There is nothing left for Golgotha to do." The Turkezilla told him.
"Golgotha? Is that your name?" the Kuhna wondered aloud, finally making eye contact with the female.
"Yes, it is my name."
"Rather morbid, don't you think?"
As far as the Kuhna remembered, golgotha meant skull. He wasn't positive, though. Either way, he was sure that she could crush skulls easily!
"Well... why don't you come to the Cirque with me? We're really not supposed to be out alone (this event is probably part of the reason, I dunno), but if I came back with you, they wouldn't be angry with me. Hell, maybe they'd even let you be part of an act!"

[Elektra]

(25, yes!!  Time to start saying goodbye I suppose)




It seemed as if they'd been walking for hours when the Learf finally stopped so abruptly that Zeru just about crushed the little canine.  "We're really close.  If you keep heading straight, you'll come to a forked path.  Take the one that's so overgrown that it doesn't look like a path anymore, and you'll get out." it said quietly, as if it was still afraid of being detected.  "Thanks..." he said, not sure what to do.  The little thing seemed so defenseless, he couldn't just leave it here.  "Hey, well, how about you come with me and get out of here.  We'll see if there's a place for you at my home." he said.  The little creature said nothing, but nodded in acceptance.  "Okay, well, let's see if we can't find that path..." he muttered.