It worked! As the centaur ran over to the source of the sound, Adria would run as quick as she could over to the nearest exit. It would not be however, as the creature would suddenly toss a bench in Adria's direction in anger! Adria would manage to notice and stop herself in time to not be hit by the bench, but she wouldn't be completely unscathed. Having stopped so shortly, Adria would fall backwards, and end up scratching her arm on a small rock on the ground.
The rock being small, and the injury being minor, Adria would only wince in pain, and let out a small gasp. Regardless though, it still hurt. But she would have to worry about that later, as it was clear this thing was dangerous, too dangerous to leave unattended. And though she did seem to have an advantage, it was still doubtful she would be able to take the creature on her own. This would require quick thinking...
And quick thinking she did have. It was quite obvious the creature used hearing more then sight, and if this was the case, no doubt it was sensitive to sound as well. Adria would dust herself off, pick herself back off before setting to work.
Assuming the creature didn't stop her at any point, To start, Adria would point her lute at three different areas, in three different directions. The air around each would slightly distort, and the sounds of tuning instruments would come from each direction. She would point a fourth time at the creatures head, but for the moment that one would remain silent. It's presence unknown. The other three however would only continue to increase in volume, as their tuning continued. In truth, Adria didn't need to tune them. But it would provide enough of a distraction for her to ready the next part of her plan. Again assuming the creature didn't stop her.
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