Taylor runs into the house, "Hey Jax you can't hide in the secret locked room that would be considered cheating!" she shouts.

The secret door opens and a nat fly's out. The nat changes into Jax and he relocks the door, "I know that I was just... doing something real quick." he replies before running deeper into the house and leaving Taylor who gets tagged by Jenna seconds later.

"I'm guessing it smells pretty good. That's why I burn them in here." I take the layer of rock and drag it back into its place in the doorway. "It gives a serene environment for relaxation after vigorous and stressful events," I comment. "But I would get up if I were you, you're getting sap all over yourself. That is, unless you want to stick to the entire forest when you walk out." I look at him matter-of-factly.

I smile and look through the key hole

He laughs as he shifts into some kind of water and ice animal and shoots water at himself, "All clean!" he replies as he shifts back.

Taylor grumbles something that sounds like, 'Stupid Jax.' under her breath then starts searching the house.

I snicker silently to myself and keep watching her.

I immediately react, turning into a sort of ray-like land creature, covering the largest pile of pine needles and sticks. "What were you thinking?? If these get wet, they'll never dry! Don't ever spray water in here!!" The other, smaller piles are already out. "Now how in the world am I going to get those burning again?"

(I have to go eat, I'll be back in a few) (nvm, my sis misinterpreted a text)

You hear a shuffle from deeper in the room and see the door opening. Jenna walks in, "oh!" she mouths then walks back out.

I smile and shift into a black creature of shadows not knowing what it was, I melt into the shadows where no one knows I would be "Can you tell me what happened when you got knocked out earlier?" I asked Jax through the link.

"Calm down I know that. This animals water disappears seconds after it hits it's target. So it should all be dry in about... 3... 2... 1. We good?" he asks feeling the closest pile to make sure it did dry, "It's dry.".