Tadashi Renichi
"I could go and distract them for a bit." He said with a another shrug. By distract, he meant beat up. After all, these guys were scientist. They used their brains, and not brawn. It would be completely easy for him to beat them up enough to get them to back off.
Crossing his arms, he continued. "I can at least confuse the dogs for a bit by changing the wind. Then handle the people behind them easily while you guys head to the ruins. That's our best option at the moment." Although he didn't add he'd probably be weak after his use of the wind. It wasn't important right now.
With a sigh, Tadashi walked to a bush, grabbing his bag that he took back with him when they escaped. Reaching inside, he took out to silver Tonfas out, before tossing the bag back down. He rotated the tonfas in his hands, before talking, not looking up. If all of them stayed here to long, their scent would start going toward the dogs, since the light breeze was heading toward the people searching for them.
"Find the rest of us, and get them to the ruins. We'll figure out what to do later." Right now, they needed to get away. With that said, he simply turned and walked where Genevieve had come from.
Being a godling, he didn't get enhanced speed or an enhanced mind. Instead, he had gotten strength which to him showed he was meant for battling and fighting, not so much thinking and running. He despised the thought of running away from such easy prey. He had knocked around a few while they escaped...they had no fighting ability whatsoever, so it would be a quick fight.
Truthfully, he just wanted to buy time for the others to escape further into the dense forest. He shut his eyes, and drew in a breath. He could feel energy-as if electricity running through his body as he summoned wind. He made the wind shift to the east, so the small groups scent were headed there instead of north, where they really were. The dogs barking in the distance had fallen for it, he realized, as the barking grew more distance. An annoyed look crossed his features, as he felt a wave of nausea go through him. A scowl then graced his features as he heard the Storm god's mocking tone.
"Little brat...that was too much energy you used! You won't stand a chance!"
He paused in his stride, and leaned against a tree, as his headache came. It would last a few minutes, then he would be fine again. He didn't have the energy to even say shut up to the god. Footsteps and sticks cracking filled the part where he was in. He hid behind the tree silently, and peered out to see about 4 people with lab coats. The scientists. Looks like some had followed the dogs.
With a sigh, he picked up a rock from the ground, peering out. Aiming carefully, he threw the at a nearby bush causing it to shake. He smirked as the group turned wildly, aiming the dart guns they held toward it...a bad mistake sine they turned away from him.
He rushed out, and struck the back of the first scientist's head harshly, causing the man to fall to the ground with a shout. The others turned, but he hit the next nearest one in the stomach, with enough force to at least crack the rib. The second fell down with a grunt and he kicked the gun out of his hand and into the bushes.
The third was about to shoot, but Tadashi picked up the one on the ground quickly, and that body took the darts instead. The man instantly looked sleepy, and before he could fall into Tadashi, the teen kicked the man in the gut again toward the standing one, causing them both to loose balance. Walking over, he picked up the dart gun, and shot the still awake on his hand. They both fell asleep withing seconds. Turning to the last one, who had just watched with wide eyes he pretended to lunge at him with a predatory smile, just to scare him away. It worked, and the man turned heel and ran screaming. With another smirk, he stood back up straight. Looking down at the three other knocked out adults, he frowned. They would cause to much of a trail. With a sigh, he grabbed the two on each other first, placing his tonfas on the side of him. He began to drag them with some effort away from where they were. Once the two was far enough, he dropped them without a care, and walked back, doing the same to the last man. Once the three were out of the way, he sighed, and sat down by a tree. He felt the waves of nausea come back, since he had honestly ignored the feelings while he was beating the adults up. He'd just rest for awhile, before heading back.