A sniffle left the blonde as she clutches the feather in her hand and did her best to not  to cry allowed knowing that the little creatures she treasured so much were getting slaughtered by the giant creature. Her gaze shot up as Prompto’s voice reached her, a promise that this wouldn’t happen again. A nod rose and feel with a determined nod her small hand closed and she put the feather into the pocket of her pants.

Her head jerked towards Noctis who broke the stare between the two of them as he started to march towards the battle, whoever Ignis had the instincts to plan first before jumping into action. Then the bigger guy looked towards her, nearly reminding her that she was a lot smaller than him. However nothing about him seemed menacing or threatening, he just seemed like he was itching for a fight.

And so she was.

A nod rose and fell with her head. “I’ll come too. I don’t know what help I can be but maybe I can get some helpful shots in. Plus,” A bright smile moved across her face as her blue gaze shot back to the taller blonde next to her. “I already got an excellent crash course.” 

They put together and plan and began the track inside, Gladiolus took the lead, Noctis followed in second Ignis took third, Sarah was in the fourth position and Prompto took the rear. The five tracked through until they found a large opening and the five spread out from the small crouching position they were in for the length of time. 

[b]BOOM[/b] The figure of Deadeye landed in with thud a bit away from them and the five ducked behind a large rock and the blonde caught her breathe in her chest, the first real realization of how big this thing is happened as he stomped over towards the rock. Sarah pressed her back against the rock in an attempt to hide herself and mold into the rock. The nervousness clear on her face as the creature turned, its long legs stomping away, its tall swung wide and hit the rock causing it to shake. The blonde let out the breathe she was holding inside and placed her hand over her heart. Maybe she wasn’t cut out for this but… she steeled nerves, lives were in danger and she needed to help. 

Soon they were back on the tracking trail, Sarah still obviously nervous but pressing forward, determined to help.