Following the Monkey Tail Trail [Invite]

Despite claiming to have paid the police to turn a blind eye if they were to encounter her, Derry did an awful job of keeping them off her tail. She was just out for a walk the other day when someone had spotted her, causing a fit of hysteria which had forced her into hiding once again. Sure, she could hide in the Dirty Snakes base and maybe even get them busted for harboring a fugitive like her, although granted she needed them to hide her even further and doing so would bust her faster than she were to expose them. So into the forest she went!

Grumbling, she wondered when someone would come to pick her up. Kon was told that if she was seen and there was a commotion, she should wait in the nearby forest until someone came to pick her up. She wouldn't be told who it was nor what they even looked like, making this even more difficult especially when she didn't know who to trust in the first place. To top things all off, she also had to wait like this for who knows how long. It was almost as if they were purposely trying to piss her off and make her more paranoid than she already was. Those assholes.

Nonetheless, Kon knew the forest pretty well by now, having gone around here for a few hunting trips when she didn't feel like accepting their generosity. She would pace around anxiously, waiting for the dispatch to arrive any minute, making sure to occasionally look over her shoulder for anyone who was potentially following her. Even if she wasn't particularly concerned about police, seeing how she was pretty confident that she could deal with them easily, Kon was worried for any heroes like Laitier to show up and bust her once again. Sure, he was one in what was a million, but she knew that the local law enforcement would not take any chances with a known cop killer like her.

If only the stupid dispatch would hurry the hell up.

Damn it, how long did it normally take to organize a single dispatch to pick her up? It felt as if they were purposely doing this to fuck with her and make her even more worried than she was now. Kon kept pacing, trying to keep her body occupied while her mind raced around with thoughts of whether or not she would be safe from this mess. As she continued to wrack her head with these thoughts, she was startled by the sound of another voice and was ready to fight and run when she realized where it came from.

A little bunny? From the sound of her voice she didn't seem to be an adult either, probably some kid within elementary school or something. Great, did the police now hire brats to do their dirty work for them? Stopping in her tracks, Kon took a moment to take in the little girl's appearance before rolling her eyes. "No I don't. Why don't you just go play with your little friends in the forest and leave me the hell alone." She was ready to walk away and just leave the little bunny girl here behind her when she caught the scent of something delicious.

Her stomach growled. Why the hell did it have to make this sound right now. Kon was just about to get a meal of her own when someone recognized her and the scent of some actually food was quite tempting. Hesitantly, she would walk towards the bunny girl, looking in her bag she held out. "What type of food do you have?" She asked, peering in to see the options she had. Granted, at this rate she'd probably eat anything she had to offer, especially when she wasn't sure when her next meal would be coming in the first place. So far the bunny didn't seem too dangerous right now. Maybe Kon could cautiously accept her generosity right now.

Although her little kid attitude did piss her off somewhat, Kon at the very least did her best to keep her mouth shut at this. She was hungry and at the very least she wanted to keep the little bunny satisfied so that she could get some food in her stomach. While snacks were all vegetables based to her dismay, she really couldn't choose her meals seeing as she was in this situation. At the very least, she had to eat what was given to her. Immediately she grabbed the peanut butter, dipping her hand into the jar and licking it off her fingers. It was disgusting, but Kon really didn't have much room to argue right now. Besides, she needed something in her stomach.

As she continued to eat what she had, grabbing a few celery sticks to help scoop the peanut butter up better, Kon listened to what the bunny had to say, not that she had any choice to. While she initially planned to just nod and smile, acting as if she was actually listening, there was something that had caught her attention. She was looking for a Kong, something that confused her for a second before realization soon bloomed over her. Really? A little girl like her was sent to find a wanted criminal like her? Fortunately, Lu didn't seem to realize who exactly she was looking for quite yet to her relief, giving her some time to think of an excuse to get out of this situation.

To buy some time, Kon continued to shove food in her mouth, hoping that she looked as if she was too busy eating to actually something. Good, this also would give her time to think of an excuse. Instead, she merely shrugged her shoulders and attempted to gesture deeper into the forests. Once she had believed she came up with a general excuse she then properly swallowed her food and spoke. "Beats me, I was just doing some hiking around here and I didn't really see anyone around." Hopefully that excuse would work, seeing as it was the only one she managed to come up with as she tried to by herself time. It would only be a matter of time before she found out her true identity, but even if her pursuer was a little kid she was in no mood to deal with a fight right now even if she was sure she would win against a little elementary schooler.

Kon visibly relaxed once it appeared as if the bunny girl believed her life. Good, after all this trouble that was happening today, she didn't particularly feel up to get herself involved in another one. While she knew better than to make assumptions, she could at the very least stop looking over her shoulder every five seconds. Of course, she still had to do so to see if the person that they sent out was finally here, but that was something she could easily lie about. "Yeah, I love hiking so much that sometimes I lose myself out here." She said, rather dismissively as she finished up some of the food she was given, throwing the trash onto the floor. Someone would pick those up eventually.

Lu then began to ask about where she came from in the first place, clearly a way to try and act friendly with her. Kon took a few moments to think of whether she wanted to talk more with the girl or not, seeing how it was already a large risk to even communicate with her in the first place. However, seeing as this annoying brat didn't want to leave her alone, maybe if she answered the bare minimums of her questions she would piss off and go do whatever the hell they did nowadays. "South City," she said. Well, it wasn't a complete lie. There was a time when she lived there, although that was many years in the past. "Came here to go hiking since it was nice." That was all the information that she intended on giving the little girl, seeing as she had nothing else to say to her otherwise on the subject. Instead, she just merely sighed and began to pace around. "My friend told me to wait here for them, so I'm going to be here until they come back. I can handle myself so why don't you go do your search for that Kong or something." She said, trying her best to encourage the bunny to go away. The person be here any second now and then she would have to explain why she was conversing with a literal child who was after her.