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Tironu:

Biting her tongue she was in the process of running various predictions through her mind, foremost thinking about the Canim village that sat nestled in the trees behind the rise. Looking to Eunisu and eyeing Tyrial, she felt obligated to keep their tribe from getting involved.

Eunisu:

He too racked his brain for answers, not liking these "humen" or whatever they were called all that much. Intelligence was dangerous, especially in numbers...in force.

Walking up Tyrial he couldn't shake the uncertainty in his voice."I neither like, nor trust what's going on right now, but to be on the safe side I'm sure Ti and I can play along for just a bit longer." Eyeing the strangers directly in turn.

Tyrial thought hard. It was obvious tthe other two weren't exited by the new arrivals. He went to both of them. "We'll see to them until they reach a safe place. Then we go on our way."

Tironu:

Turning her back to them all she walked off, leaping up into some branches in a display of her hesitant and wary acceptance of his proposal. Looking to Eunisu however, it was evident to her that he wanted to just leave them to themselves.

Eunisu:

"How can you trust them so readily?" Looking to the humans."War between the tribes is hard enough, but to do this!? Babysit some 'hoo-mans' or whatever they call themselves?" Trying to keep his voice as hushed as possible."If anything...I can speak for both me and Tiro when I say I fear for the sake of our homes..." Gazing up to Tironu who gazed off back towards the wreckage with a worried look on her face.

"In that case, what do you suppose we do?" Looking at both of them.

Torinu:

Shrugging she looked to Eunisu for an answer, seeing as he felt strongest about leaving the humans to the others.

Eunisu:

"Hell...It's upto you, Just don't expect me to trust them so easily. I still want to see what thet taste like." His stomach grumbling as Tironu sighed loudly at him. Eunisu smiled not being able to help it as he gazed at Tyrial."I just have a feeling that something isn't right around here."

Tyrial thought Grimnly. "They crashed here... I don't think they have any plans or had any in the beggining." He gritted his teeth. "But I admit it sounds like a bad omen..."

Rocky's eyes widened as he heard the Reptim mention S'zash in the area "<...Crap...Everybody move through the tunnel as fast as you can! We need to get away from those things quickly...>"

He ran outside of the tunnel and drew his daggers when he stopped beside the Reptim "<...Well, this will be fun...You ready Reptim?>"

Ssiruvi's eyes narrowed as he drew his sword. "<No. We can't win here. We need to move to a chokepoint. Somewhere where we can plug the tunnel if we kill enough of them and where they can only get in one or two at a time. Otherwise we'll be swarmed and devoured before we have a chance.>"

He had witnessed a Ss'zash attack on a herd of herbivores before. The insect-like creatures had swarmed around the herd, cutting off all escape routes, then moved in and slaughtered them. He began walking backwards, glancing over his shoulder occasionally to evaluate potential chokepoints.

"MOVE! MOVE! MOVE!" Calvin shouted to the survivors, "We gotta get somewhere safe or those things are gonna rip us to pieces!"

Two men turned back and aimed their weapons at the advancing insectoid creatures, only to be swarmed over, their cries muffled under the bodies of the monsters.

"My god," Calvin whispered then continued running.

The purple felim stoped and turned back while the others kept running. He pulled his bow from his back and aimed it at the creatures. He pulled the string back as far as he could and let go.

From above, Laura could see Sypher ready to attack the beasts and she drew her bow as well. She followed the felim and the arrow flew deep into the back of one of the beasts heads.