Dawn backed away slowly then climbed onto Frost Fyre and kicked him into a gallop.

Yasa: i dont want to hurt her. i pull out my gun and turn around. i fight the urge to pull the trigger, yet it happens any way. i just hope i did not hit the deer, but i keep firing intill my gun is empty. there is not much hope for them now.

Lori jumped back in surprise. "So, you wanna fight dirty, ol' boy?" She smirked. Kage backed away at the gunshots, flinching. "Well, people don't usually mess with me when I'm done." Maybe because of her inhumanity of no true feelings had an effect, making her hit with ease, not questioning her moves. This Gregorvich guy gave her a a confident feeling of battle, though blood may be spilled. Reaching into her pocket, she held in her hand a very small sphere wrapped in thin paper. She was stealth and surprise. That little present was a classic, a smoke bomb.

Dawn gritted her teeth when one of the bullets hit her arm, but the rest of them missed both her and her faelora. She held on using only her legs and wrapped an emergancy bandage around the wound.

Yasa: i turn back around. i manage to move one of my arms. i reach for the gun but the controller puts it out of my reach. i cry out as my arm pops out of socket. "run now while you can! i dont want to hurt you!"

Dawn lept into the trees and started swinging from branch to branch. She stopped when she was right above Lori and Yasa.

Yasa: I loose control again. My hand goes to my gun. I could just kill myself, but then what of Kat. I had to get the chip out. I fight for control of my hand again.

(Lori punches Yasa...)

Lori just let go of the smoke bomb. It was harmless, but enough smoke to blind an enemy. There was a little pop and smoke poured out, having Lori and Kage taking the advantage of surprise.

Yasa: my eyes burn but the player mackes me advance toward her. They must be able to see me. I fire the gun blindly, but more or less in Her direction.

A bullet just barely grazes my cheek, but just a bit. It stung for a second, then passed. Using my hearing, it was easy to locate the man. "You better not breath, ya know!" She yelled, laughing, running behind the man. Lori was breathing slowly and making an effort to not inhale too much smoke. Sure, her eyes stung, but she had gotten used to that. She raised her left gloved fist and brought it down where the back of his head was.