Everything happened quickly, first Yuki stepped in just about threatening the elder. Mizuki was about to step in but Kaede and Hanami stepped in before she could. As Hanami and Kaede spoke to her, her ears slowly drooped sadly. Not really scared of Kaede's sternness... Though her tail slightly wagged at the pet. Honestly she had little fear of her guardians so she didn't much understand why the villagers seemed nervous of them as well. Maybe because she was simply prepared to see battle torn warriors. 

Eyes flicking to Hanami at being called a pet, the fox eared girl just twitched her tail in response. It was a lie... Considering Hanami and Kaede could tell she was a demon of all people but she let them do what they wish. As Kaede suddenly started dragging them away, Mizuki pierced her lips in thought.

[b]"I didn't go that far off... I just wanted to help... I... Hadn't ever seen children before.."[/b] she murmured a little sadly before gingerly pulling her hand away from Kaede's as she halted in her steps. Her golden eyes glancing around the village.

Father had been correct... They are afraid of her, despite not doing anything. She wasn't normal... And was someone people were ready to kill if given the opportunity. Her birth only made the matter worse. Everyone called her a demon... Yet both her parents were human. Even her father called her a monster. So why then?

Glancing at the two of them, her ears pinned back a little. [b]"My position may be true.... But that only rises questions... Why are you helping me? I'm someone you should be killing... Aren't I Hanami-San?"[/b] she asked quietly so the villagers wouldn't hear. Though, it may have been to quiet for everyone else as well, she wasn't sure. 

Not waiting for a answer, she moved ahead of them in a slow stride, her fluffy tail flicking thoughtfully. Such a odd feeling... Thoughts circled her mind.. Only making her more depressed. She didn't want to hurt anyone, yet she always seemed to without trying. Even her guardians. Perhaps that is why her father made her go.