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Vin took a deep breath, somewhat shaky but she was trying to calm herself down. She felt Beldur bandage her hand and she looked at him; maybe she shouldn't say anything just because she doubted she would see him again. "It was nothing, I'm just a bit freaked out," She told him calmly. She wanted more than anything to be swept up into a hug by beldur but she just ignored the feeling and helped set up camp, feeling the feeling in her gut that she had before slowly dissapear. She groaned softly and nodded when Beldur asked her to get more water. She took the pots and walked over to the lake, filling it with water. She wandered around the forest looking for those circular leaves and had found a few.

She paused when she felt someone clear their throat and she slowly turned around, looking at Chris and a few other Templars standing there. She felt her eyes grow wide and she dropped the pot of water she had been holding and felt her hands fly to her daggers.

"Oh, come on Vin, you know as well as I do that you wouldn't be able to defeat all of us," He told her, snickering and not even bothering to touch his weapon. She felt a bit insulted that he didn't think he needed weapons around her and she grimaced.

"Hey, so where's the apostate you're traveling with?" The large man asked that seemed to be their leader. She just felt her eyes narrow and she glared at him.

"None of your business," She replied nastily, beding over to pick up the pots she had dropped.

"Well, you see, it is our business. Now how about you tell us before you get us angry enough," A scrawnier one in the book told her, a menacing look in his eye that she didn't like at all.

She drew her daggers and started to back up slowly, wanting to get away from them. There was no question she could out run them easily and if she led them to a false way quickly it would end easily. She froze when she felt a blade on the back of her neck; one had managed to sneak behind her. "Look, you tell us where he is and it'll be a lot easier on yourself." He told her before she froze up. She felt her daggers being snatched out of her hands by the man before he grabbed both of them harshly in his own, locking them behind her back.

"You can die," She snarled stupidly, making a desperate eye contact with Chris... he just wouldn't let her die, would he? She groaned when the blade pressed onto her neck, cutting her a bit to prove that he wasn't kidding.

"I'll get it out of her boys," Chris suddenly declared, walking foward with a drawn blade. She heard them laugh disgustingly as she got kicked to the ground by the man behind her and she rolled quickly, trying to get away. She felt a boot go over her stomach and she almost puked at the force of it. She looked up to see the owner of the boot, which happened to be Chris. She whimpered softly before looking around and noticing the other templars were walking away a bit, probably thinking that he was good on his own. She grabbed his boot and pulled, making him crash down on top of her. She gasped lightly and rolled over and jumped up, kicking him in the face.

"Quit it, I'm saving you Vin," He hissed out. She froze and stopped kicking and watched him rise and then grab her wrist harshly and pin her up against a tree. She panicked and tried to kick him but instead he kneed her in the stomach and she made a loud groaning noise.

"We're in the wrong forest, he's in the other one," He yelled out to the Templars and he listened to them laugh. Her eyes widened slightly at the false information and then she listened to him call out something about wanting to have some fun when they asked him to join them. They left quickly and he let go of her wrists. "Look, just bring me to Beldur, I've been looking for him for a while." He told her softly. She just frowned at him.

"You expect me to just bring you to Beldur after that? No way," She told him, not trusting him yet. Yet she found her feet leading him to the lake where she sat down and sighed, the camp still a far bit away. She called out Beldurs name, hoping he would hear her and come and see what the problem.