Aldin raised an eyebrow, and asked. "What's wrong with seeing two males at one time? The fact that you saw them or the fact that one was attempting to kill you?" he asked, before walking up to her. "Where are you going?" He asked. Many questions ran through his mind, and she truly looked concerned...

Aldin sighed. "If you're saying it was best of me have not return, then I'll gladly be on my way." Aldin said. He didn't have a complete answer, so the one he spoke was the best he could come up with. "But now, whoever that is, he knows where you two live. Its best to move elsewhere." He said, looking at his supplies that he brought with him. A few gold coins, and that was well enough to keep them well for a good amount of time.

The four arrows hit him dead on, and he screamed in pain. Pulling out the arrows provided a gushing, red blood as he dropped the arrows. "I didn't think I would need to stretch my muscles for this. However, you've made a foul mistake. To side with these creatures. I bid you a farewell." He said, walking off into the forest.

Right away, Aldin carried Selene and Kina to their beds, and wrapped a blanket around them. He grabbed a towel he found, and placed it around the red marks that were on them. He thought it was foolish for Kina to have taken the hits. However, those last words didn't keep him convinced. "We have hearts" She said, but he didn't know if that was true. He sat on a chair, awaiting Selene to wake up. He gave a small smile, not the fact that what had just happened, but he couldn't help it.

"Just a human?" Yamato said, clearly insulted. By the time he felt arrows and branches flying at him, he ran at Selene, dodging the arrows meanwhile. With his sword, he shielded himself from most of the branches coming his way. He stopped suddenly, and gave a quick slash as a wave of red aura flew at Selene, and would cut any trees around her, and herself if she was caught in it.

Aldin grabbed his sword, and came charging at Yamato, making quick slashes, as Yamato blocked with his own sword. Aldin hoped that Kina would use this to her advantage. When Aldin thought he could hold him back, he saw the very same wave being sent at him from Yamato's sword, as the wave clashed against Aldin's sword, destroying it in the process as it faded away. Aldin jumped back a bit, knowing full well that if Yamato could break his sword so easily, he would need more force.

Yamato was mighty amused by the situation. He looked up, as if looking at the clouds. "Looks like I don't have that much time to play..." He said, gripping his sword and looked at the three, awaiting any movements.

Yamato gave a cold glare at her. "That's classified information." He said, walking ever closer to her. "Now, where are the others? There's someone here besides you. A husband perhaps? Maybe a child?" He asked, holding the sword against her neck. He got closer, his forehead against hers. "I'm sure you know what'll happen if you say no."

Aldin rolled his eyes, not caring for the words. It wasn't the first time a person said that about him. He continued walking, but then eventually looked back. "If those two survive this, they'll surely come after me..." He said, and thought of that as an excuse to walk back. He walked back the leafy path, continuing as he started to speed up. Once he was able to retrace his steps, he made ir back to the area, and saw the group fighting.

"My, my. The husband, I assume?" Yamato asked with a grin.

As Selene jumped into the air before him, it was totally in his favor. Swiftly using his blade, he curved it as it rose to point up. He pushed the sword down, against Selene whom was now in the air and wouldn't be able to dodge this as easily. "Fool!" He said.

Aldin rolled his eyes listening to this girl. "Perhaps not, but there are good people whom do good deads. Yet, they all suffer. Maybe this would be punishment for seducing men like that. If Selene can't handle it, what makes you think I could handle this stranger? What if they're a human official? I don't plan to get reported and taken away by them." He said, showing no signs of pity.