Forbidden? Right. I don't think so.

Jaden didn't really care that he hadn't responded. Her pace slowed somewhat, but she continued following him. She still wasn't too worried about this place being 'forbidden', and now that she knew that what she had heard before was only Jira, it furthered her belief that there wasn't really anything dangerous in this forest. She kicked at the snow again as she walked after him, not bothering to speak; she had nothing to say. The only reason she was following him was because she kind of knew him.

"What do you want?"

"Nothing," Jaden said, a bit confused for a moment as to why he asked, but thought of a reason soon enough. He probably didn't want to be followed... well, too bad. She didn't want to go back to the school, and even though she didn't mind wandering around aimlessly in this place alone, he was still the only person she knew and she wasn't going to stop following him just yet. "You're just the only person I know and I feel like following you, that's all." She almost smirked after saying that, thinking it would probably annoy him, but stopped herself from doing so.

She had expected that kind of an answer, and it was still all she could do to keep herself from smirking. "Is that a threat?" she asked. "Because, if it is, I'm not scared." Jaden merely shrugged her shoulders after speaking, going silent once again.

The girl just stared at the gun for a moment. Alright, well, maybe he wasn't kidding... but he was being kind of violent. Forming a gun and aiming it at someone for following him? It seemed a bit drastic to her. She didn't walk away though, since, like she had said, she wasn't scared; plus, she wasn't one to give in easily. She knew that he had been the deadliest student at the school, but she didn't really care.

"Still not afraid," Jaden said.

Jaden quickly moved out of the way of the bullet, and even though it could have killed her just a moment ago, she still wasn't too worried about it. Her face held the same emotionless look as before, though her eyes had narrowed somewhat. She looked at Jira, staring at him too. She unfolded her arms and kept them at her sides, the burning in her fingertips becoming a bit stronger than before. Ow... she thought to herself, though no hint of pain showed.

She looked at the gun.... well, right now, it was solid, but she was sure Jira could make it into liquid at any time. If this became a fight, she doubted she'd be able to do anything.... any sort of liquid was a weakness of hers. But, if it was solid, the acid could eat through it... so she was just going to have to wait and see.

She kept her eyes on him and his weapon, but she didn't attack him in return. Not yet, anyway.