Starfire growled again at the trainers before hearing the conversation behind him. Who is Jacob? He wondered before scales spread over his body. The trainers looked shocked but then surprised as Starfire turned completely invisible. Yep, that's right, look around. Starfire thought before slamming a door shut and jumping out of the way. The trainers were out the door in a second. Starfire let out a mental sigh before turning. Spotting Ash pinned down by Lucas, he hesitated not knowing if Ash would want him to throw the man off of her or not as they seemed to be having a tense conversation.

Ayesha shakes her head,"II don't care what Jacob thinks. Just get off me." She goes to shove Lucas off, but Lucas was stronger and heavier and he keeps her pinned. But the movement did cause the knife to cut into her throat. Thankfully not a very deep cut. Ayesha scans the room desperatly, thinking to herself. I was kidding, I rather not die yet. Please still be there Starfire.

Starfire sees her trying to shove Lucas off and shakes away any doubt. She can yell at me later for interrupting her fight if she wants to. He thought before moving forward. His jaws work into Lucas's shoulder before tossing the man aside. His scales shimmered before Starfire became visible again. "Let's try not to get ourselves killed on the way out. And hopefully the dogs are still in their kennels." Starfire said with a slight playful tone, kneeling down so she could get on. He had shaken off the saddle along with the reins, but they could always be replaced. He glared over at Lucas as he smelled blood coming off of Ash even though it wasn't much.

Ayesha sighs in relief as she sees pain flash across Lucas' face then he was tossed aside. A few seconds later Starfire appears, she mutters,"Thank god." As she gets to her feet. Ayesha flashes a small smile,"Well, like I said. It'd be a favor for me." As she quickly scrambles on Starfire's back, making sure she still had the pack. Course she had no idea how it had survived this long, but she wasn't complaining. As her hand flashes to the cut across her throat, pressing a hand against it to staunch the bleeding.

Starfire turned once Ash was on his back before growling as three guards came in to back up the Lucas guy. He flicked his ears before looking at Ash, "Now would be a good time to throw some daggers." He said before going into a defensive position, scanning the room for exits. "Are you okay by the way?" He asked quietly, his tone concerned.

Ayesha hesitates before nodding, finding a hunting knife in the bag. Aiming before throwing it at a guard. Bingo! Straight in the shoulder, disabling that one. One down, two to go. As Ayesha digs around for more weapons, she shrugs. "Sure, the cut isn't that bad. Just some medicine and bandage and fresh air and it'll be fine." Before coming up with a random fork,"Huh." She grunts before flinging it at another guard, taking that one down too. Two down, one to go.

Starfire nodded to her, Lucas was squinting up at them as if trying to figure out why they were working together. Once there was only one guard with Lucas, Starfire reared, flashing his wings which startled the last guard. Jumping over them, Starfire sprinted out the door to more guards but ignored them by simply going down a different hallway. Galloping through the hallways and avoiding or crashing into guards, he finally came out where they had left the saddle and reins. No time to get them now. Starfire thought hearing the guards behind them.

Ayesha tucks herself against Starfire so she would not fall off. Tucking the bag under her as she did not have it on her back, and she did not want to lose it. Ayesha watches through half narrowed eyes as they made their way out. As she spots the saddle and rope ahead, she hoped dearly Starfire did not stop. They had no time to stop, besides Ayesha could ride "bareback" just fine. But it would be easier and and more comfortable if they didn't have a bunch of hunters on their tail.

Starfire leaped forward before coming across one of the practice areas. He growled mostly to himself as the soldiers practicing spotted them and started shooting at them. Starfire held up a wing, the bullets bouncing off of the scales. He couldn't hold the scales for too long, but at least it would help them get out of there. Starfire lengthened his stride, hearing the soldiers start for their horses but quickly got out of range of hearing as he headed for the mountain side.

Ayesha sighs, calling out to Starfire. "Sorry! I shoulda been able to lie better!" Her gaze flashing around as she ducks even lower against Starfire as more bullets come flying. Only to be deflected by Starfire's scaled wings, earning a sigh of relief to emerge from Ayesha. Thankfully they got of range as the mountain range loomed closer. After a minute or to Ayesha dared to straighten back up. "Stupid Lucas." She mutters under her breath.