The camp was no more. It was just a muddy mess mixed with corpses, cloth and broken wood. They where survivors, a few. Most of them where picked up and dropped into the bag. The still remaining cages with the animals where also stored there. The slightly smaller one cracked open a cart and dropped its contents into her mouth. Raenok could not see what it was but it looked like some sheeps. It didn't matter because as soon as they finished their business they walked towards his hiding space.
He could feel the light tremor of their steps growing stronger as they casually walked towards him. Fascinated he watched how their body moved gracefully with every motion, how their boobs where wobbling with every stride. Their long legs growing even longer as they moved closerand now he could also see their horrifieing feet, crusted with dirt, flattening everything in their path. Brushes and trees simply vanished with an awful dying sound as the living plants beeing forced into the ground without a further notice. Even rocks crumbled beneath them as they moved. Nothing could withstand their weight although they didn't seem that heavy. They walked right to the border of the woods, the trees just reaching above their ankles. Finally they where close enough that the trees blocked out almost their complete bodies. Only parts of their feet where visible.
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