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Startled and shaken, they made their way through the corpses and rubble. They started at a stiff, slow moving walk. But as the bodies started to thicken, and the rubble to build, their walk became a jogg, and in this manner Gochii found herself at a full on run, breaking for the tree lines. So quick was her pace she stumbled and lost her footing. When she regained her sences she was staring into the dull eyes of a roting femail, her jaw clamped tight even in death, her stomach sliced open and festering with strange things. Springing to her feet she bit down on her thumb supressing a scream of horror. She stood their, Pleego at her side, the both of them panting in the pale light of a strange moon. "We have to keep moving..." he said in a horse voice, glancing from side to side, "see.... by her.... head, someone has been here not too long ago..... were on the right path." Her breath now stable, gochii nodded. They were nearly at the base of the forrest. They moved off, this time at a carefull, controled pace. Entering the massive multi-colored lines, they were glad, and somewhat surprised to see what bodies may have wondered into the forrest, had been cremated, and only small piles of ash lay scatered about, with the rare hunk of unknown substance. They must have been followed closly, and killed off quickly Gochii thought, she glanced to her side to see a disturbing set of scrap marks on the ground. The two of them wandered on for what seemed like an eternity lost and exusted. Nither wanted to stop, for fear of any presuers. Gochii wondered weather or not they would ever make it out alive or not when she found her train of thought inturupted as a male, about her own age was standing inches away in front of her face. The two of them jumped back alarmed, nither had seen him, yet somehow he had come right up to them brandishing bright silver hair, cold menicing blue eyes and a glowing orb in each hand... now lodged into their abdominums. Gazing into hes gleaming eyes, the world became dark, and they faded into darkness.