(Briar Wolf Vale's/Briar's POV)
I walked out of my small house and into the beautiful forest. I live here by myself. My mom left after I was born, my dad passed about a year ago, and my sisters Winter, Iris, and my brother Elm left just a month after he died so they could go to the city and live like 'normal human beings' as they put it. But living like this, is my version of normal. I slowly started stalking my way through the forest, my crossbow in hand. I was hunting for what would hopefully be my dinner. As I was walking I could hear the faint sound of footsteps. I quickly turned towards the noise and quickly and quietly started running towards it. Just moments later I caught up to it, and what I saw caused my mouth to open widely. It was a human sized turtle! I slowly went to back away when the loud sound of a branch breaking underneath my shoe interrupted the silence. The mutant quickly fixed his eyes on me "Shit" I mumbled quietly. "Hello-" he started but I immediately started running away. He quickly started chasing me, but unsurprisingly I was faster. Just moments later I was back in my house feeling very confused.
(Leo's POV)
I slowly made my way back to the farmhouse. The moment I was inside I started yelling for everyone to come down stairs "What's wrong Leo?" April asked worriedly "I saw a girl in the woods. She was covered in dirt and dry blood. It looks like she's been out here for months!" I explained "And what are we supposed to do about it?" Casey asked "Well what if she's injured? We should probably bring her back here to make sure she's ok" Don suggested "We'll go out tomorrow morning to look for her then" I decided, causing both Casey and Raph to groan and head to there rooms. Mikey, April, and Donnie also quickly leaving to go back to what they were doing before. I sat on the couch, thinking about the girl. She had long blonde hair and bright blue eyes. She had dirt caking both her face and clothes, making her look somewhat ferrel. At first glance she looked like she was scared and alone, but once I looked in her eyes it wasn't hard to tell that she had probably been in the woods most of her life. She gave off a aura that said she was strong, skilled, confident, and independent. I had to admit that she seemed very attractive. She was a very free spirit. And that made me smile. As I continued to think of her my eyes started to droop, so I just let myself fall asleep to the thought of the ferrel girl.
