Snippet #1937475

Rin was rather surprised when Tyrin grabbed her wrist and began leading her instead after she called for him. When he was even younger, maybe about 5 or 6, Tyrin would always make fun of her and Rin would always want to yell at him but never found the nerve to do it. So for him to actually act as a protective brother caught her off guard. Then again, they were in real danger this time so it was clear why Tyrin was acting like this. As they ran, Rin looked down for a moment at her bleeding knees and noticed the cut on her shin had opened up again from her fall and now and then a large drip of blood would fall onto the pavement. Her elbows her stinging as well and she could also tell that her hands were probably bleeding a little too. Though she kept on her usual blank expression, she was very tempted to cry or ask for Tyrin to slow down. His fast running really surprised her and it was hard to figure out where exactly they were going.

She slowly began to notice as the broken pavement turned into grass and the smoke-filled air became clear and clean. "A forest...[/i] She murmured as they ran on, her eyes glancing around but failing to see any of their siblings. She was worried about Asher since he was the last one who fled the house. Not to mention that her dripping blood might leave a trail for the beast that had seen them if its sense of smell was as good as she thought it was. She realized the best thing to do would've been to stop Tyrin and then wrapped her wound in her school jacket to stop it from dripping so not to leave a trail. Of course, it was a little late for that now. She hoped, since it seemed her shin had stopped dripping, that it had stopped before it could've left an easy-to-follow trail for the beast.

Rin was relieved when Ty finally stopped running and collapsed onto the grass a few feet in front of her. She didn't really bother looking around because she had already gotten a good enough look at the forest as they were running, but Ty looked rather confused and a bit disoriented. When he asked if she knew where they were, she opened her mouth to reply with a simple 'A forest', but was interrupted by the faint sound of singing. Rin turned her head in the direction of the voice. "Music." she mumbled loud enough to Tyrin to hear. "Tyrin, I hear music." She said, looking down at where her brother sat and lifted her arm and pointed in the direction she thought the voice was coming from.