Spiders in the dark {tag:Jac}

"Alright then, we'll be travelling through the real outback tomorrow, so make sure you get some sleep. Breakfast will be served at six-thirty AM, so don't sleep in too long."

Causper was helping out with a wilderness tour of australia, showing the more experienced -and by experienced, they apparently meant self proclaimed experts- travellers from the city. It was exasperating, explaining everything to these people. They were already set up in camp for the night, and Causper could finally relax. She stretched out on the ground at the edgeof camp, just outside of the camp fire's circle of light. She was tired and easily fell asleep, even without a blanket or pillow.

~later on~

A scream woke Causper from her sleep and she stumbled back towards the camp, curious as to what had happened. A group of the women were standing around near a tent flicking at and poking something with sticks.
"What's going on? I heard a scream"
As Causper knelt next to the group she saw the target of their nervous attacks. A spider was half hidden underneath the corner of the tent. It didn't appear to be a poisonous species so she swept it up into her hands, carrying it to a near-by shrub to release it.
"If you're scared off by a little spider, you'd better head back at dawn."

When Causper placed the spider in the shrub he would notice a bit of movement just on the edges of his vision. The movement seemed too large to be a small animal, perhaps just a little too large to be a man. In the background sounds of the wilderness she would not be able to hear anything out of the ordinary.

Alexander sipped coffee out of his thermos, he always had plenty of that around. Boy he had sure looked foolish charging into the Kishin egg's nest like home like he did. Guns blazing. Only to find it totally empty. It made sense that they had to stay mobile. Their prey was not natural in that part of the wilderness. Still, he had followed their tracks from camp for the last few hours and was sure that he was catching up to them. He kept his flashlight shining as he continued through the tree's.