Sleepy Fox Hollow i wanna see the way you look up under all those stars

Swiftly the ex-geist bounded through trees, jumped over rocks, and bounding up hills before gaining speed going down. Not only had she been cooped up the past few days but she had also been emotional, angry and distraught. All of which had washed away when she had begun running, in her mind she was simply galloping through a light forest and enjoying herself, but not every dream can last. This one included. 

Zarya was forced back into reality as all her senses became hightened. She became aware of everything around her. She swivled her ears around and listened carefully; hearning not one set of drumming feet but two. Both Stag and Wylla had pursued her, this should be fun. It was fun. Zarya took every short-cut she could, every short-cut she could think of. Not so she could get somewhere faster, but so her followers couldn't. A smile was knitted unto Zarya's face, it probably wasn't the best moment, but it was a perfect moment. Her paws drummed against the Earth rythmically as she fled, dodging everything the others tried as she ran. The woman felt the air rushing by her, the leaves cruch beneath her, and the feeling of freedom.

All this made her feel amazing, no not just amazing, alive. And as long as she was alive, she could do anything. With this newfound confidence and joy, she decided to take a risk. She shot off and took a sharp turn that if not practiced would have been a wipeout before spotting a fallen tree about two feet from the ground. This is when she took the biggest risk of the chase.

She ran faster, she had practiced this. She closed in on the log, she had done this before. She tucked her tail and legs beneath her, she could do it again. She rolled until she was out from underneath it and pushed up with her legs and shot up in one fluid motion and kept running without a pause in her step, she did it. It wasn't to show off or brag that she could do such a stunt, it was to save time and gain distance. And it had worked, and she kept running.