She leads him into the greenbelt and then off the path, into a thick group of trees and underbrush. Parks are always good, and this one is no different, a good balance between wilderness and city, enough of the former to feel comfortable and enough of the latter to be safe from lupines, Lars said, and even with her added issues no she hopes that that is true.

Besides, she only needs an area now that is shielded from others' eyes, and this will have to suffice.

She'll turn around every once in a while to try and see if he's still following her, but only fully turns around and stands there for a few seconds, staring up at the dark figure before her, when she is sure that they are hidden away from anyone else who might be watching. When she turns around this time, Corwin will notice that the fox's eyes glow a bright, off-putting predatory red in the dark.