Deeper woods

Vivian was following the guy approaching properly and just swatted him away in a less than gentle fashion, maliciously aiming to smack him into a tree trunk if it so happened to be manageable. "Apologize, ask nicely and I might give her back in one piece," Vivian said and lifted her nose so high, she seemed half a meter taller.

The male elf misses the closes tree trunks and lands not so softly in a thorny bush. "YOUCH!" He yells and quick jumps out of it, trying to pull a few out of his behind. "We elves don't apologize, but fine, we're sorry. We're bored to death without those annoying pixies."

Vivian grumbled and just dropped the elf she was holding. "Maybe you should do that some times. It's better for your health," she spat on the ground in disapproval. "i don't know what pixies you're on about, but just leave me be or else I'll get really mad.

The elves pouts at each other, but Rex decides to speak up, "Fine, we'll leave you alone, but don't get any bright ideas of snooping around our ends of the woods."

"Fine by me," Vivian stated, just glad to have them out of they hair. Though one thing Vivian couldn't exactly put her finger on didn't feel quite right. Though she was in no mood to get into that at this moment. Right now she just wanted to toss her fireballs undisturbed and uninterrupted.

Rex just growls at the fairy, but turns around, "Come on guys, let's go bug one of the gnomes. Maybe we can rob the bank again." The other mutter something as Rex gets the bunny lizard to hop off and they follow after him.

Vivian shrugged and tried to find her way back to where this chase started, and frustratingly had to find out she was lost. Eventually she stopped, looked around and cursed violently as she had no idea what so ever what was in which direction... Where even was she?

The signs of where Vivian may have been were all around, from tracks of the bunny lizard to smoking bits of machines and bushes.

Vivian didn't fully pick up on trails except maybe smoking bits, but that didn't get her very far if anywhere at all. She tried to head the direction from which she thinks, or hopes she came from.

With the direction set for where Vivian was going, it wasn't exactly the way she came, but was close enough.