"I guess that's true, but I can't help but feel like this is my fault," She said anxiously as she looked down, the people were looking up and pointing at them, "I think they spotted us."

Liana looked down and then hissed at them, exposing two sharp white fangs. "Looks like must run nows."

"Yeah," She said jumping on the next branch, feeling herself wobble a bit.
She continued on, being more careful. She knew it wouldn't be long until they either climbed the tree to chase her and send the ones that could fly after them.

Liana stayed right with her, lightly leaping and weaving in the foolage. Her ears where down in concentration and tail out for balance.

After what seemed like forever it seemed like they finally gave up, that's when she landed on a rotten branch. She jumped on the tree before it could snap and stared at it. All the trees in front of them were rotten, most of them died but some seemed in the process of dieing.

Liana hadn't ever gone this far before, so she hung upside down on a branch above Tyka and tilted her head. "Scary. Not seen before. Odds."

"Why are they all died," She wondered aloud touching the bark gently, only to watch it pulse green.
Weird, she didn't know much about plants but she was pretty sure they were not supposed to do that.

Sure as heck they shouldn't, and Liana knew it as well. She hissed at the strange pulse, gray eyes confused.

"Maybe we should get down," She slowly starting climbing down the tree, the rotten bark tearing easily by her claws, making it harder to climb down.
Once she landed she stared at her claws, which were green. Her mom told her sap was yellow ish orange, not green. She stared at Liana, waving for her to get down, she didn't trust the tree.

The halfie jumped behind her branch and then swung off with her paws, landing cleanly besides Tyka.