Open Thine Eyes...

[blackhorn]

Pausing in her long hike inland for a breath, Komay checked the skies once again, checking the time and her progress. This was the second day since the crash... She didn't know if the rest of the crew had survived and quite frankly, she didn't care that much. It would be nice to be able to get something more to eat than a few meager and unripe fruits, but until she could find a bit of shelter and get away from the salt water, she'd have to make due with what she could scavange. Keeping herself between the mountains, she had plunged inland in search of civilization and fresh, clean water. How far had the storm taken them? The area she was currently in looked a lot like the rainforest she should have been going to... But the plants were definatly different... And the sounds were different... She had run across strange tracks a short way back, but when she tried to follow them, they disapeared into a small river and she gave up. For a short way, she had continued to follow the river, but given up on that as well, deciding instead to follow what looked like a large track further into the forest.

Sitting down made her realize just how hungry she was. Sighing heavily, she picked up the backpack, it's busted strap not even worth trying to fix, picked up her walking stick that she'd wrapped the rope around, and stood up again. She wasn't going to find anything just sitting here. Starting up again, she dove further into the forest, unknowingly delving deeper into the Rainy Basin...

[Korkoa]

IC: There was a girl walking through the Basin. She was in trouble. Deep trouble. I would never hurt another being, but the Tyranosaurs... I followed her to make sure she would be okay...

[blackhorn]

((Short post much? ^_^;; ))

Komay paused again to catch her breath while examaning a much larger set of prints that crossed the path she was currently following. They looked much like bird prints, only huge- large enough for her to stand in, likely lie down in if it wasn't so muddy. If she didn't know better... she'd say they looked like.... No, it wasn't possible.... Was it?

[kattaraka]

The intelligent reptillian twitched her head. (it won't let me say the word for a rooster) Was it humans she had just heard? Humans in the Rainy Basin, no, that wasn't good at all. The velociraptor silently made her way through the tree, looking for any signs of where the human might be headed. By the broken branches and fallen leaves, it appeared she was heading deeper in, deeper into Tyrranosaur territory. A soft chirrup escaped her mouth as she continued searching.