She pressed against his warm fur, sighing.

He grinned and pressed closer to her.

She smiled, curling against his thick fur, intertwining her fingers through it, and drifting into sleep.

He kept his eyes locked on the mouth of the cave, before he finally fell asleep.

-Later-ish-

Roxanne blinked, sitting upright. She rubbed her eyes, opening them to brightness and letting them adjust. The sun was rising, and at the moment was shining directly into their cave. There was a sound of rocks against rock outside, and a few small ones skittered down the cliff face.

(ahhh! soooo sorry for the wait!)

Hunter woke up and watched Roxanne. He heard the rocks outside and went to inspect it.

Roxanne stood, trailing her hand along the cave wall as she followed. She put up one hand to block the sunlight, and looked up. There were a few men pointing down at them. "Shit." She said, looking at him.

He looked at her, unsure what to do. "Quick escape? Or hide in the back of the cave?"

She turned, walking a little further into the cave. "How well can you swim?" She ran back at the entrance and leapt, soaring atleast 3 yards before hurtling towards the water in a dive.

"Pretty good." He muttered under his breath before copying her, staying to the left, so he wouldn't land on top of her.

The water rushed over her body, and once she was under she opened her eyes. Shadowy figures lurked in the depths, leering, but they wouldn't come closer, the sunlight would damage them. The sound of a motor cut through the water, and as Hunter appeared under the surface she grabbed his hand, tugging him towards a shelf of jagged rocks.

He followed her quickly.

She carefully wove her way through the rocks, carefully rising to the surface to take a breath before pulling under again to make her way through the rocks to the base of the cliffs, where they were protected. The boat couldn't get through the rock, the nets couldn't get them, and the people weren't fast enough. But then again, they had tranquilizer guns. She swam quickly, weaving through the rocks until they got to a small tunnel, covered by seaweed that swirled in the current and hid the entrance, in which she disappeared.

He stayed under the water, swimming fast until his lungs were going to burst. He went to the surface and took a big breath, he dove back under and followed her. He surfaced, out of breath and disappeared behind the rocks.

Roxannes slender hand grabbed his as blackness engulfed them. She led him through the tunnel, and when her lungs were about to burst, it sloped upwards, and her head burst over the surface. She spluttered, gasping for breath.

He came up beside her, having trouble breathing. He took a deep breath, trying to calm himself, he hoped he wouldn't have one now, he couldn't. Right now an asthma attack would probably kill him.

She turned her head, looking at him. Her face was inches from him in the small space, showing the worry in her features. She tightened her hold on his hand, and began to wade forward. "It leads to the forest."

He nodded, and began to go towards it, taking as deep breaths as he could.

She helped him up, supporting him so he could even his breath, leading him out of the water and up the tunnel. She pushed through thick grasses, and the sudden sunlight almost blinding her, making her stumble.

He flinched at the sun, "We need to change." He waited for her to began before he started.

"I have no choice anyway. I don't have enough experience to control it, and I feel it coming." She made her way to the shadow of the trees, sitting, as her muscles began to throb. After the painful convulsions, and emptying her stomach, a black she wolf picked up the white dress and shoved it in the bushes.

He nodded and as she began to shift he did too, he did it quickly, being used to it. He picked up his clothes and shoved them in with hers, "Let's go."

She nodded, panting as she started trotting away from the cliffs.

He broke into a lope, then slowed so he could be next to her.

She was nearly half Hunters size, but kept up with his big tiger strides.