Wonderland ~ RP *

Desperate, Jane began to... sing. She hadn't sung in a while, but she knew she had a nice voice, and it might attract someone. In her soft, sweet voice she sung a sad song about a girl who was all alone.
Meanwhile, キラー was brewing up an evil plan. "Kaya!" He screamed from his laboratory. The lab was hidden too deep underground in the forest for any of the player's too find it. "KAYA!" Kaya immediately ran towards him. "Yes master?" She said robotically. Kaya was a very human-like robot created by キラー to work for him. Her deep blue eyes shone like diamonds as she stood waiting for her lord to give her orders. "Go to the forest and mess around with the players. Ahh, lure them into a trap! Yes, a trap. Now." Kaya furrowed her brows thinking of what to do, exactly, but shrugged it off and agreed.
Kaya had waist-long black hair and was very pale. She was extremely tall and slender, but had big muscles and was a powerful girl. She was programmed so that she was not able to feel emotions so nothing can hurt her. At times, she can be very selfish because of this. She wore gray leggings, black leather boots, leather gloves, and a white crop top. She always carried around a belt loaded with weapons, just in case. Her face was pretty beautiful, since she had thick lashes, a small nose, thin lips and thin eyebrows. Her powers included invisibility and mind reading.

The trees were still pretty thick, but there was less of them. Kagome can now make out her hand and the... rainbow grass. She continues walking forward. How long has she been walking like this? Kagome doesn't know, and she never encountered anyone else.

Kagome thinks back to the shriek from earlier. Someone must be seriously injured. She shrugs it off and continues on her trek.

Sheryl refrained from making any kind of response to Dillon’s comment. She already felt kind of bad about leaving the girl behind but it wasn’t like there was anything they could do to help her, anyway. They didn’t have any supplies, not even water or anything. If the girl had actually been hurt, they wouldn’t have been of any help. Besides that, they wouldn’t have been able to find their way to her in the dark. It was safest and wisest to just keep going.

Jane gets irritated. She thinks for a moment, then snaps her fingers. A bird comes to her, and she slips a note into it's mouth.
Don't help others? Don't be helped.
That was all it said.
As she did so, Kana leaped from tree to tree, smiling to herself. "If I had emotions, I'd be pretty happy right now." Playing tricks on people was her favorite thing to do. Invisibly she dropped herself where Dillon and Sheryl were. Standing behind them, she revealed herself and threw a knife, missing Sheryl's head by a hair. "Hello." She said, trying to make her voice sound as human as she could.

Dillon's face went as white as a sheet. "Drop. The. Knife." He gasped, shielding his face with his right hand in case Kana decided to throw the knife at him. He knew he didn't stand a chance against a girl who was a head or so taller than him who had a weapon. "Drop it."

Scared? Good. Kaya put the knife back into her belt. "There." Her voice was cold when she spoke. She examined the two silently, wondering exactly how her plan would work. Lure them into a trap, he said. How was she supposed to do that? This pair surely was not as stupid as to follow her into some cave or something. At least, they didn't look like they were.

"What do you want?" Dillon asked Kana, his voice going unnaturally high. "If you're a player, we'd be glad to help you out if you can promise not to attack us or anything." He stepped back away from her, not wanting to be too close to a girl with a knife.

Kagome was still walking. She steps on a sharp rock. She bites her lower lip and rubs her foot. She wonders if there is anyone else here. She didn't encounter anyone yet. Kagome walks a few paces, and she thought she could see dark figures up ahead.

Sheryl eyed Kana suspiciously, not sure if she should help the girl or continue running. The girl didn’t look like a monster or anything, but she did have a knife with her. The knife could, of course, prove to be useful to Sheryl and Dillon if this girl ended out being someone they could trust. Still, it’d be best to keep her guards up and try to not do anything stupid for now.

Dillon was fighting off every instinct to run away. The knife, the leather boots and gloves, Kana looked like the kind of girl who could snap someone in half at the slightest provocation. He gulped, failing at his attempt to appear as though he wasn't at all scared that Kana was going to slice open his throat. "Do we really have a choice? She could be our only chance to find food in this place." He thought, closing his eyes.

Kagome walks a little closer to the black figures. Looks like they are three people. One boy and two girls... one girl had a knife. Kagome quickly ducks behind a tree. She hopes they didn't spot her.

Kaya continued smiling, and actually laughed. "I'm not going to hurt you or anything. Not now, anyways," she joked. She walked over and took the knife that had lodged itself into the tree, sliding it out easily and putting it back in her belt. She raised an eyebrow, thinking she heard something behind a tree (the one Kagome is behind). "Did anyone else hear that?" she asked suspiciously,

"If your just going to try to kill me later, why should I help you?" Dillon said, feeling a little braver now that Kana had put the knife back. "And yes, I did hear that. It's probably nothing."

Kagome was standing as still as a statue, trying not to breathe too loudly or make any sudden movement. Did they hear her? She hopes they didn't hear her.

Sheryl was beginning to feel uneasy. This girl didn’t look, or act, like someone she’d ever be able to trust. For starters, the girl had simply slipped her knife back in her pocket and not handed it over to one of them. It’s not like most people would willingly hand their weapons over to people they had just met, but it still made Sheryl feel uncomfortable to be talking to a girl who had a weapon with her and looked very capable of easily killing both Sheryl and Dillon.

"I say we run." Dillon hissed to Sheryl, hoping Kana couldn't hear. "She has a weapon, and she's obviously not afraid to use it on us." He stepped back into the woods, gesturing for her to follow.

"It was a joke. Of course it would be no fun to just kill you for no reason, you know?" She looked up at the sky that began turning a dark shade of red. "Uh oh. This isn't good." Her face turned pale, and she mentally congratulated herself for such good acting. "Look at the sky. That color? It's not good. Allow me to let you in on a little secret: You can determine the weather by the color of the sky. And red? In about 10 seconds it's going to start pouring. Then thunder, and lightning, and chaos." After 10 seconds, Kaya was right. It began to rain heavily, so bad that it made it even harder to see.

Sheryl nodded at Dillon and began to slowly back up away from Kana, heading in Dillon’s direction. ‘If this girl really is player…how does she know that…?’ Sheryl silently asked herself when she saw that Kana had been correct about the colour of the sky.

Dillon only made it about twenty yards away before it started raining, but that was enough to make it so that he couldn't see them. "If I call out, I get a knife through my back." he thought, staggering further into the forest against the downpour. He briefly considered taking shelter under a tree, but that seemed unwise as he wasn't sure if this was going to turn into a thunderstorm. Several minutes later, it was still coming down hard enough that he couldn't see two feet in front. He turned around too fast and slammed face-first into a tree.

Really? Rain? Now it's even harder to see with raindrops splatting on Kagome's face. Looks like she has to feel her way around again.

Kaya rolled her eyes. "So, you want to play it that way? Let's play." Her voice returned to it's normal, robotic one. "Yeah, of course I'm not a player!" Kaya laughed. She spat on the ground and began to run, catching up with Dillon, but staying hidden. When she looked up, she saw キラー smiling and nodding at her. "Jane?" She mouthed. キラー held it's hand to it's neck and slowly made a sliding motion. Had he... killed her?

Dillon put a hand to his left eye, which he wasn't sure was bleeding or just wet from all the rain. He blindly tried to keep moving, to find Sheryl. "Where is anyone in this mess." He thought, stumbling through the rain.

Lilly watched. She made her eyes turn yellow, which fixed her eyesight a little bit. Her vision was still blurry, but it was better compared to the others. She smiled as she got an idea. "I'll fake to be this guy's friend, so when he's able to see again, he'll know I'm trustworthy!" She thought, walking slowly towards Dillion. "Dillion? Where are you? This is me, Sheryl." She said, making her best impression of Sheryl.

Sheryl attempted to run after Dillon but had lost track of him in the darkness. Instead she just ran in whichever direction her feet carried her fist and didn’t dare to look back. She needed to survive this; she couldn’t allow herself to lose to Kana. She wouldn’t allow herself to lose to Kana or 'The Killer'.

Kagome squinted her eyes so that the rain wouldn't bother them. Okay, that made it worse! She can't see anything. She feels her way around. She didn't want to encounter that girl with the knife.