"Jesse!" she snaps, motioning for a man with long brown hair and a cowboy hat on his head "get the van up here" she orders. "yes ma'am" he mumbles, scurrying out the door with a pair of car keys in hand.

he drives a van up to the doors, throwing open the doors and moving the people into the seats of the van. i'm last to go, being shoved in the farthest seat from the door. the doors are then slammed shut, and the man and woman hop into the front seats, with the man shoving the key in the ignition and peeling out of the parkinglot.

Firenze struggles feebly. "What the [heck] is goin' on?" He mutters drowsily under the duct tape.

Nella felt scared out of her mind she sat up and her peach eyes scanned the area and the others, she tried to speak but she was muffled by the tape

Lei drowsily opened an eye, glancing around with a muffled yawn before realizing what was going on. She was still too tired to really comprehend what was going on but she knew three things! She was in a car with a bunch of people, she was tied up, and she'd left her water bottle behind...

the man in the drivers seat speeds down the road and down a dirt path that cuts through the forest. the red haired woman in the passengers seat pulls a old worn book with a leather cover with a picture of a snake eating it's own tail on the cover.

yes, everyone is in the van ^^

She stayed silent not to cause any trouble

Haru : Im freaking out a bit but it dosent look like much cause im coming in and out of passing out and the tape covering my mouth i look around and see the others confused and scared i freak out .....

the woman cracks open the book as i panic, kicking at the side of the van and thrashing in my seat furiously. oh god what is going on!? where are they taking us!?

the van speeds through the forest, whacking into branches that scratch the sides of the van and breaking off onto the trail. the ride into the forest is short on account of the speed we're going at, but we end up deep in the forest, so deep i can't hear any of the sounds of the city.

we stop in front of a odd clearing with a dilapidated statue of a snake in the middle of it. ravaged by time and mother nature the statue is broken down and crumbling, covered in moss and vines that conceal most of it's shape, so much so i can barely make out what it is.