Triviis

Sylvanas glared at Ankha. "I am Sylvanas, queen of the undead, thank you," she hissed. "And I suggest you don't call beings peasants, as it shows no repect for others of whatever kingdom you're from and can get you killed." She kept her bow raised. "Now- are you of the Horde or the Alliance?"

Leo was backing away slowly. "I suggest we back away from the murderous babe from a video game, don't you think?" He mumbled only loud enough for those next to him to hear- which was Scout, Medic, and Chopper. "Let's go."

Engineer

There was a sudden screech from out in the forest. It's horrifying shriek bounded throughout the field. A dark figure came flying from a great distance. It screamed as it soared through the air. Engineer looked up as it decreased in altitude, and pounced on him. With its bloodied claws, it ripped up Engie. It tore through his lungs, and his abdomen. Engineer yelled as he tried to get it off.

Kongu

Kongu was quick to react, a bit startled at first, but willing to help. He took his iron fist and clenched it. He prepared a punch in a few dozen milliseconds, and knocked the beast off of him, landing a puch right in the monsters jaw. There was an apparent crack when he made contact. With pure strength and vital instincts, he held the creature down. He didn't know what to do besides kill it. He was entirely against killing, he couldn't bare to do it himself. He yelled as it kicked and squirmed and tried to get away, "Kill it! Kill it, now!" He needed help.

Chopper suddenly found himself throwing himself into the fight. He wondered why Kongu refused to kill the strange creature. For Chopper anyone who endangered his life or the life of his friend could be killed, even though he hadn't killed too many things before. He guess the strange creature was feral was something. And although he wasn't too close to the Engineer himself, the medic did. As shown as the man quickly began to heal the wounds of the Engineer. Chopper took a moment to watch its coolness before going to help Kongu.

Transformation yay:

While not his strongest transformation, Kung Fu point was fast and tough. He found himself hopping and twirling towards the creature being pinned by Kongu. He suddenly lifted up his leg, swinging it down onto the head of the zombie. His hoof swiftly removing the head of the zombie from his neck with little gore or annoyance. "Hii-yeaaahhh!" He shouted as the head of the zombie went flying.

((Ok so yeah I kinda auto hit here if it's really a problem I'll change my post))

Scout reacted almost instantly, spinning around to face Engineer before even Kongu moved. He forced himself not to take in what was happening to Engineer, just as he did almost every day, and instead concentrated on getting a clear shot. He couldn't. If he had fired at any point he would have hit someone other than the- was it a zombie? He had seen a few zombies before, but nothing like this. Someone else took care of it long before he figured out what to do other than shoot it. Chopper, apparently. He didn't take too long to think about that, since he had already seen Chopper shapeshift.

He considered going over and beating on the thing with the Sandman, but figured that wouldn't do much good anyway. He didn't turn back around, though. He dealt with gore almost daily, but that was during action, when he didn't have time to think. Now that nothing else was happening, he didn't want to even see it. He just stared at the zombie, which may or may not have actually died, and waited for the all-clear from Medic.

Samus took aim at the zombie, about to shoot it with her arm cannon. However Chopper beat her to the punch..or rather kick. Since he had taken care of the head, she fired a charged beam into its torso for good measure.
"If that is the most dangerous thing in these woods, then I am not worried" she said to False as she scanned the body and head. After the scanning, she took up a ready position should more of the creatures make an appearance from the forest.

When the creature attacked, Leo had his hands on fire, ready to fight. The reindeer beat him, however, and transformed and kicked the thing. He clapped, impressed. His hair was on fire at the ends though his hands no longer were, but Leo didn't notice it. "Awesome kick!" he grinned. "That was some chop-fu there!" dumb joke, true, but Leo didn't care, as usual. His hair finally stopped burning and was left unsinged. "And awesome healing thing, Medic! Better then what we have at my camp. We eat too much of our special healing nectar and we turn to ashes. Fun, right?"

Sylvanas hadn't done anything. She just watched everyone fight the beast, seemingly unimpressed. Her bow was lowered, now, though, and that was good. "Those things aren't very unusual. What's the big deal?" she questioned. "I've killed things 100 times larger then that and have seen weak human villagers get wounded less easily then that. I suggest you train more." she turned around completely to face the strange humans and other beings. "Now- Alliance or Horde?" she demanded.

Engineer

He got up slowly as the Quick-Fix healed him. Before the Quick-Fix had healed his wounds entirely, his chest was literally open, his lungs punctured, and rib cage broken. Engie took a deep breath, "Whew. Thanks, doc. I thought I was a goner, there." He sauntered over to the zombies body and snickered at it. He poked it with his wrench, "How'd that plan turn out fer ya, dummy?"

Satisfied that they were safe enough for now, Samus turned to the others. "Alright, so there are zombies in the forest, but from what I have seen and heard, we are all warriors of some type. Or at least most of us" she said, looking in Ankha's small form. "We can handle it. I say we press on."

Leo grinned, nodding. "Sounds fun a- wait..." he turned to Samus, suddenly realizing something.He peered at her, a look of concentration on his face, though his right hand twitched a little, something which should be a normal thing to others by now. "Who're you, again?" really, the chick just came in and tok charge, it seemed to him. Not that he was complaining...

Sylvanas walked closer to the forest, "Some of you are really afraid of such weak undead?" she scowled. "I have risen low-level undead more powerful thenthat. I suggest if you aren't prepared for such weak creatures then you don't go." Sylvanas frowned and once again asked, "Now, by Azarath, are you going to tell me if you're of Alliance or Horde?"

False and Ankha

Ankha gloated to Sylvanas in such a way that it sounded like she was better than her, "I am Ankha of the Egyptians. I am a queen. Cats are praised in the land where I have originated from." She smiled and then continued to insult her. "And by the way, how could you tell if the creature was that weak? It jumped from such a distance, and its claws! I bet he could've done some harm to you if he caught you off guard, which, while we're talking about it, you seem to be lacking in such awareness. If you were aware, you could've seen it in that tree it jumped out of!" Even though it hadn't jumped out of a tree, and the original location of where it leaped from was still unknown by most of the group, (including Ankha) she made an assumption that it had originated from the tree.

False petted her, "Now, now little Ankha, there's no need to get all riled up over this."

Ankha looked up at False in disgust and yelled in her loud voice, "Little Ankha? I am Queen Ankha! You just earned yourself a title of peasant!" She stuck her nose up in the air and continued to look snooty.

False stared at her and stopped petting, a bit shocked that such a small animal could be such a stuck up little kitten.

Ankha yelled at him again, refusing to look at False, "I didn't ask you to stop petting me, peasant!"

False jolted slightly and began petting again. He was almost intimidated by her.

Sylvanas glared at Ankha. "Big talk for a cat I can kill with one small spell. Let me tell you who I am..." Sylvanas took a step towards the cat challengingly. "I am Sylvanas, banshee queen of the undead. I have died twice and have survived the Lich king's wrath and tortures. I have killed the strongest of beasts. I have killed and resurrected millions. I have been where no light shows and where there is no hope, joy, or a future. I have seen past your low-life death and have seen visions of the end of my people if I were ever away. I fear nothing and obey no one. Especially you and your useless life. As for how I knew it was so weak..." Sylvanas shot an arrow into the air before she continued talking, "It is because I have fought dragons one-hundred times its size with talons that could easily slice that thing in half. I have fought rogues that can vanish from one's eyes and I, myself, can use such an ability. I, you sad excuse for a queen, chose not to fight it because it wasn't even worth my time.

she spun around, finished and then frowned in response to Medic's question. "Have you been dead the past millinium? The world is choosing sides, and it's either alliance or horde. Normally humans are on Alliance but since you are obviously not the normal human... I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt."

Leo sighed, walking up to Sylvanas. "Dude, isn't it obvious by now? None of us are in our own world or dimension or whatever and have all been teleported here somehow. In other words..." Leo pointed at the ground, "Here, the alliance and hoarders are non-existent, as is my camp, and everyone elses homes." He crossed his arms, an impish grin on his face as he waited for reactions.

Chopper had hopped around the corpse of the zombie for a moment, some sort of victory dance. He spoke in a voice much different from his normal one. Kung fu point was one of the transformations that really changed his personality. "Ka-Pow!" He shouted, striking a pose. "And since none of you have attempted to arrest me, you are not from my land!" He quickly changed poses. "Wah-chow! But I do believe we all have some sort of warrior within. The forest shall be no problem for us!"

He then saw The Medic examining the zombie. He didn't want to miss out at an opportunity to observe another doctor work. He quickly Returned to his normal form and stood slightly to the side of the human, watching his work.

Scout laughed. "Yeah, dat's right. We'd probably be arrested too." It was true. Usually they sent Spy out to get groceries, assuming they weren't simply shipped in. This led to paranoia in Teufort, as Spy could be disguised as anyone, and no respectable person would be caught selling things to the Teufort Nine.

He too walked up behind Medic and looked at the 'dead' zombie. It was already dead, so... Scout decided not to question it. So there really were dangerous things in the woods. If they were all like this, he doubted there would be much problem, but if they were worse... He wasn't sure if that was any safer a bet than the crazy wizard. Monsters you can usually deal with. Wizards? Scout had learned long ago never to trust magic, even more so recently.

Sylvanas remained calm as she spoke, "I'm not surprised," she mumbled. She then was hit with a sudden thought- the Forsaken's futures without her had been shown to her, and it was one of nothing but destruction. She shook her head quickly, before her hands started glowing. Her head wasn't hurting as much as earlier, so the spell should work now. She was able to summon her mount this time- a red skeletal warhorse. She was already sitting on it.

her mount:

"We should see if there's any way out of here perhaps a portal of some sort. Or are those common here?" she sighed, rubbing her temples. "Let's just go. I will tolerate you humans for now since the wars between the races don't exist for you. However," she glared at Ankha once again, "You should know, you idiotic, pathetic cat that your royalty doesn't matter here, as does mine. I, however, still have some form of stregnth while you are nothing. No queen and you're just a spoiled little cat that trolls and orcs where I live eat." she paused, "Well, i suppose even if you were a queen, they would still eat you."

Samus approached False and Ankha, looking the small feline in the eyes through her visor. "She is correct small one, you would do well to mind your mouth...before someone with less patience decides to remove the privilege of speech from you."
She then turned to Leo "As for your question, I am Samus Aran, a bounty hunter."

False

He still thought it was a terrible idea for them to leave. All of the talk about them being transported from other realms was completely ridiculous to him. That's what everyone that he's ever created said. He hated this. False needed to work on his spells more.

"No one will stay with me? Where there's food and shelter from those beasts?" He seemed frustrated and annoyed, even slightly angry, by the whole predicament that he was in. He put Ankha on the ground as he walked over to Medic, "You, sir, are completely insane. Why would you want to go out into the forest instead of a warm bed in a nice, cozy house, with a bunch of food?" He threw his hands up in the air and gave Medic a look as if it were calling him just plain dumb. He wasn't trying to insult him, it was just a totally stupid idea to go out in the forest rather than follow the nice, friendly, "Wizard," as they called him, to a nice, cozy, village, where there was plenty of food and a place to sleep.

Engineer

Engie got up slowly and looked False straight in the eye, "Look here mister, we don't wanna stay here. We don't trust you. Yer a wizard. From where we come from, wizards lead to nothin' but trouble, y'all hear me?" He turned around and said to his two teammates, "C'mon boys, let's get outta here." He had intentions of heading to the forest.

Chopper nodded quickly. He had the opportunity to examine many live patients and a few dead ones. That was the best things about being taught by a witch doctor, there are a lot less things getting in your way of dissecting humans. However this creature was unlike any human he had ever seen the inside of, to be honest he hadn't had that much of a variety. He had been quietly watching the Medic work on the strange creature, so he was able to figure out some staggering differences between it and a normal human.

"There are quite a few obvious differences, skin coloration and behaviorisms are two of them." He tapped a hoof on his chin, thinking. "His actions seem a lot more animal then human. It screeches and gurgled in some form of communication that had no pattern. And his form of attacking seemed rather sporadic as well."

As for the physical looks, those were rather obvious too. He gently poked the flesh of its leg, careful not to puncture it. "The skin is rather thick and stretchy, most likely to allow it to move faster, as well as cold." Chopper moved around the corpse. "And it's arms and legs are rather muscular, we were able to see it's jumping power when it attacked your friend." Chopper thought back to when it attacked. "It's back was hunched, most likely to allow it to be more aerodynamic."

"However, it can't be completely feral. It seems to be wearing clothing. Meaning he must have had some sort of thought process at some point." Finally finished, Chopper looked up at the medic. Hoping he didn't say anything too stupid.

Leo nodded at Samus, "Nice to meet ya'. I'm Leo, awesome son of Hephaestus, if you haven't heard." he then turned to False. "Sorry, dude, but I just want to find a way to get back to Camp Half-Blood, but thanks for the offer."

Sylvans was already steering her mount into the woods. She paused behind Medic and peered at the corpse. "I could try to resurrect that... corpse if you wish to study its behavior more. Even though its body is separated from some of its limbs, it's still possible." she normally killed humans or made them slaves, but this world was different, so she would act different for now. Besides, this human amused her with calling himself insane. Then the strange reindeer creature seemed very observant for an animal.