Ravensblood Forest I ran all night and day.

She knew that she would have to leave the tongue-taking to Lynford — it was his specialty after all, and she would not rob that from him — but she wanted an end to his gibbering. She fastened her teeth into his muzzle, attempting to forcibly clamp his jaws shut and push the boy's head back down in the dirt. She was going to have to wrestle the resistance out of him, leave him so exhausted that he couldn't fight back. 

Eartha looked up from the boy's body towards the new voice that joined the fray. Another ally? How many did Alizarin have? Leave. Eartha commanded, the word muffled as she kept her jaws around Alizarin's muzzle. She had Kingsley with her now, and with Alizarin in her grasp she wouldn't be cowed into fleeing by any who were foolish enough to support the boy.