[ The Shapeshifters. ] [A private Role-play for Rebecca and Jacob]

"Agreed." I said, with a small grin. She apparently wasn't hurt. Otherwise, I'd be on my feet in a matter of miliseconds. But, she wasn't. I chuckled, and sat up.

I tossed the empty bag at her. "Go crazy." I muttered. And laid back down. I sighed, and went back to being emoish and thinking about the dead government agents. Who didn't know any better. I pursed my lips, and picked up a solid grey pebble.

I immediately stood up, and walked over to her. I looked, at the spot she was clutching. The cut is thin enough that anything that is in it would be visible to me right now. It's probably just some dust or something. If you have any water, clean it out with that. If not, rub it lightly, and then put a bandage on it." I stated, inspecting the small cut. Hoping she had brought band-aids. If not we would still have to worry about infection... I cleared the thought out of my mind. And smiled lightly at her before walking back to the wall, and sitting down. It had gotten the government official thought out of my head for a few moments but, it quickly returned.

I grinned lightly. And stood up. "Yeah. I guess your right." I said, looking up at the sky. I walked over to a shelf where there were a few old dusty tools. None of which would be of any importance. I smirked, and picked up a weird, purple colored rock. I immediately felt a tingling sensation creep up my arm, and then spread through my body. "Whoa..." I whispered, and in a blink of an eye, I was in my bear form. And then before I knew it, I was a little bit closer to the ground, and my paws were small and golden. I looked at my reflection in a broken mirror that hung on the nearest stall. A lion was staring back at me. Wow... I thought, and turned back to a human. I tossed the rock to Lilliana. I kept turning into a lion, bear, and then human, waiting for Lilliana to respond.

(Have pretty much the same thing happen to her but, with a new animal.)

"How come, when I finally get a reasonably faster animal, you just go and get one that's faster." I stated rolling my eyes, and tried to turn into a Lion. It worked. Sweet. I thought, and pounced on a mouse that was scurrying out from behind a barrel. Dinner? I asked dangling the dead mouse in front of Lilliana.

I smirked. I'll stick with yummy styrofoam. I thought, following her, and sniffing the air. Deer had passed by recently. Along with probably a couple of rabbits. I shivered. I walked up to Lilliana's head and tried to swat her ears playfully, but she was just a bit to tall. URG. Stupid shortness. I thought, and walked over to a tree. I quickly climbed up it, and rested on a thick branch. Betcha' can't do that. I thought, glaring down at her.

Cheater. I thought, rolling my eyes, and playfully swatting her ears, like I had tried to do a minute ago. You were supposed to try to climb up the tree as a horse. I thought, smirking. I noticed the somewhat disgusted look on Lilliana's face. What's the matter? Is the grass finally getting to you?

What? Do you want me to believe that the other person next to me; Air, is tapping my shoulder? I asked, raising an eyebrow, and started swatting her ears again. I smirked, and rolled my eyes, before leaping down onto the ground. I bound into the barn/shack. I leaped up onto the thin wall of one of the stables, and balanced there for a few moments before it crumbled under my weight. Pfft. Stupid rotting wood. I thought, and jumped out of the small pile of wood.

I've already thought about that. It'd work really well for long distance travel. I thought, jumping out of the rubble. I shook the last peice of wood off my head before walking over to the oddly colored rock. I put my front paw ontop of the rock but nothing happened. I kicked it across the room, and turned into a human. Luckily my clothes didn't rip anymore. I walked across the room again and grabbed my baseball cap from the bag and put it on.

I weighed the options agaist each other. "We probably should stay here for the night. And then move west, to California. And then hitch a boat to South America." I stated changing the plans, again. I sat down next to Lilli as I spoke. And then we can run for our lives every time we see someone from the government...

I heard the small growl of her stomach. I rolled my eyes, and stood up. I walked over to the bag that held the food, and found an apple. I tossed it to Lilliana. "Eat." I said, knowing she would refuse. "Please. You didn't even eat breakfast."

"First, South America has the thick forests, and except for some of the major countries, their government isn't very active. So it won't be as hard to hide. And, if we get tired of the forest, the Caribbean is just a boat away." I said, sitting back down next to her. I imagined relaxing on the beach, and actually taking it easy for once, in about two weeks.