flesh of the servant, willingly sacrificed
you will revive your master
blood of the enemy, forcibly taken
[size=3]you will resurrect your foe[/size]
She was silent as she listened to him giving instruction. When he spoke of the beasts running too fast even for her, she kind of smirked, the first sign of seriousness finally leaving her face. It was something she would normally take as a challenge. Aguta would try to keep herself from thinking of it as such, though, at least this time around. Perhaps next time, she would have to give it a go just to see how much faster than her they were. Aguta liked a challenge, especially when it was something that involved speed and running. There would be plenty of time for that, though, and right now was not that time. Right now, she was allowing someone else, a stranger, give her instruction. That, too, was something that never happened.
She nodded as he gave the rest of the instructions to show that she was getting it all. “Got it,” she responded out loud to his question. Icy gaze watched him move away from her, heading where he said he was going to head. She waited for several minutes before she began to slowly make her way in the direction he had instructed her to go. Stopping at one point, she scanned the general area of where he said he was going to be purely to make sure that he was either there or at least most of the way there. She didn’t want to set the beasts moving too soon because that could be an obvious mess-up and not something she wanted to do. Aguta strove to do things right and not half-assed or incorrectly.
Satisfied that he was where he said he was going to be, Aguta began to move forward once more, moving toward the trio of pronghorn. After a few steps, she began to pick up her pace, running at them at an angle just like he had told her to do. She made sure to keep her speed in check, though, not wanting to press them too hard like he had warned against. Sure enough, the beasts began to head in the direction he had said they would. Now it was just a matter of getting them closer to where he was so that he, too, could make his move.