Little could be known about the creature chasing Dahlia. The way the water moved, it seemed large. The way she couldn't escape, it seemed fast. And the way it ate her vines? It seemed stupid.
If this thing had been a more intelligent creature or undead, its first idea wouldn't have been to start chewing on her foliage. With this in mind, Dahlia figured that the best way to survive was to take advantage of its instincts. Even without her vision, it was obvious to know what happened after her domain expanded. The motion in the water took a strange trajectory and then a wall was struck. Clearly, navigation in an aura that reverses directions was not something this creature was particularly skilled at and it didn't seem to be improving at any noticeable rate.
