Alice in wonderland, Underland

" We can't tell you," Chesh replied slowly, his fluffy tail flicking in the air as though pointing to the heavens. " We're sorry," the cat leapt from the male's shoulders and returned to its female appearance, long legs seeming endless as her feet stepped one after the other.

She gazed over at the male with eyes that held the wisdom of many years, eyes appearing cornflower blue as she kept them upon the male and allowed her lips to pull back from her straight white teeth in an insane grin. " You must find it out for yourself," she added, her tone dark and rather mysterious.

Ari held up a stick, "Sharp sticks; I have a plently." he smirked, handing the stick to Aislinn. Ari looked down to the flickering flames of the fire, poking the burning wood with another stick. "Ya, just a giant black hand, pulled me down, almost like a huge rabbit hole." he turned to Aislinn, "It called me Alice and asked if I wanted to play a game..." he shook his head, waving it off, "Never mind, it probably sounds stuipid anyways" he muttered, looking back to the flames, then his gaze trailed up, following the smoke trail, "Do you think anyone else is here..." he asked, turning to Aislinn, "And would we want them to find us?" he questioned, pointing to the smoke rising up, leaving a trail for most anyone to follow.

Following his finger Aislinn looked up at the smoke, "I don't know..." Biting her lip she glanced around the tree line, "If there is anyone else I wonder if they're okay." She was thinking about him saying a hand grabbed him, "You said a hand grabbed you? I wonder if that's what happened to me as well." Poking a piece of meat onto the stick she placed it over the fire and smiled, "Smores sound good right now." A light chuckle escaped her lips, "Extra gooey marshmallows."

Ari smiled, gaze still towards the sky. After a moment he looked back to the fire, "Smores with extra chocolate." he turned to her, grinning. He reached over, grabbing a slice of meat. He inspected a stick as he spoke, "Why would you worry about anyone else out there? Assuming there is some other people out there." He stuck the meat onto his stick, "Not really how a ruthless killer should behave." He stared at this cooking meat for a bit, suddenly turning back to Aislinn, "Would you kill someone out there or not? I mean you wouldn't even have a second to think of it, but you have to consider, are they thinking the same of you as you are of them, or do they think differently of you as you are a different person not parallel to them. If they have the nerve and you lack that same nerve, it very well could be you, lying on the ground in a pool of your own blood. And then I would very well be without a traveling companion." He looked to the ground quickly, "I'm sorry, I think this place very well might be making me a bit mad."

Aislinn smiled, "I only worry because who knows what's going to happen." Hearing the ruthless killer comment she continued, "You may be right but I'm not a ruthless killer. I only kill when necessary." Rotating the stick so that the meat would cook evenly Aislinn thought over his explanation, "You could be right. With only a moment to think and not consider other options then I very well may kill if I thought that was the only way. Then again with my talent I would see them way before they would see me so I would have to evaluate if the person will be hostile or not." Bringing her stick closer she poked the meat and decided it needed to cook longer. Placing it back over the fire she looked at Ari, "You obviously can turn into a wolf. Would you do it again if it meant to kill just so you would live?"

Ari blinked at her question, looking back to his meat. He pulled it back, taking a large bite of the almost raw meat. "I don't believe I would under normal circumstances, it actually hurt pretty bad, it felt like millions of swords stabbing me repeatedly, all over my body. I think the only reason I didn't attack you is that I was confused and shocked by the pain. Actually I'm not even really sure how I turned into a werewolf..." he trailed off, finished of his meat, reaching for another. "Besides, what does that matter, I always have my trusted sword." He grinned, taking a bite of the meat, not even noticeing it was actually raw. Ari stretched his limbs lazily, lying down to look up to the nightsky through a gap in the trees. "I'm very happy you and I happened to wonder upon each other..." he said, glancing over to the archer.

Aislinn raised an eyebrow at his statement, "Really? Why is that?" She laid down on her back as well and inhaled deeply enjoying the slight breeze. Aislinn could say that being curious was one of her flaws and it made her think that she could pull off being a cat. Mentally chuckling at her thoughts she couldn't help but agree about being happy coming across him. If she didn't then she would be alone still out in this forest. That thought wasn't too appealing to her, and besides this is an extra set of eyes to help her scout. Looking over to him she waited to hear his answer.

Ari shrugged, "I'm not quite sure, but I'm glad." He sighed slightly, suddenly turning to her, "I think it's because you seem like someone I wouldn't have to protect all the time. What a nuance that would be, having to fret over someone all the time!" Ari chuckled, "It's also pretty nice to know someone's got my back." He looked to Aislinn, squinting slightly in focus. He normally had horrible memory, so he was trying to be sure he could at least remember some important features. He grunted, and came closer to her mumbling "Damn this is horrible lighting." he grabbed her chin, repeating some of her features to himself, "Red eyes, red hair, red eyes red hair." Ari smirked, "You have a cute nose too."

A light blush appeared on Aislinns face, "Ari? What are you doing?" She could hear him repeating some of her features, "I have a...cute nose?" Her blush deepened when she realized that he had a hold on her chin. Aislinn had no clue what to do because she never got close to anyone before and this was all new to her.I dont know what to do! I know he's pointing out my features but still! Mentally taking a deep breath Aislinn focus on Ari while he studied her.

Ari tilted his head to the side, like a confused puppy. "Ya, that's what I said isn't it?" He suddenly grinned, "Alright, I think I got it!" He was absolutely sure he wouldn't forget her face. As Ari had snapped from his determined trance, he realized the position he had her in. He grinned slightly, a small blush creeping onto his face. "I-I-I'm sorry... but I still need to memorize your scent." He said seriously. He dipped his head down to her neck, sniffing making sure to pick up her scent, something he just realized he could do. "You smell nice..." He muttered, still sniffing her neck.