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There was a startling bolt of lime green and orange and it was traveling quite close to the speed of light; except to be truthful in no way shape or form was the speed even verging on anything like that. It was actually a fairly normal rate of speed, even with the bounding. Almost clunky, but it was still a good clip for the doe charging through the swamp as if she was on a mission. She hurtled through the underbrush, the overbrush, and possibly a type of scrubbrush if one really looked at the stomped flora and fauna that heralded her arrival far too late, instead becoming a wake of rampant destruction. That flower never had a chance, and that poor fly was still dazed from when it collided with her tail.

Okay, maybe less destruction that previously thought.

Maybe just a few mauled plants which shouldn't have been growing on a semi-path anyways.

In any case when she spotted the Kimeti ahead of her she yelled, "HEY! QUICK FOLLOW ME. WE HAVE TO DO THIS THING. NO TIME TO EXPLAIN," she didn't even pause, the thunder of her hooves continuing as she went, until they stopped, with her headbutting face first into him. Neck stiff with effort she puuuushed at his rib cage, tail lashing, and hind quarters wriggling back and forth as if the air would give her purchase. Her hooves were sunk deep in the loam and goo, but she didn't dare really push the poor stranger in case she knocked him over and hurt his side, or worse! His pride!

"C'MON, C'MON! MOVE!" She actually whined somewhere near his stomach, peeking under her bangs up at him with the most dismal pout a kimeti could fit on her face, almost begging with her eyes, "Please?"

She squirmed still, trying to push him, herd him, and otherwise discourage him from holding still, "YES! You're just the person I need! C'mon we have to get moving or we'll miss it! DO YOU WANT ME TO MISS IT?!" She leaned back and rammed again, gently, and moved with an impatience that knotted the muscles over her shoulders in tense knots, "IF YOU DON'T WE'LL MISS IT!" There was a faint cry of fear behind her voice, and she stopped to look over him, actually hopping on her hind legs like a beast trying to grab a low hanging leaf in her muzzle. Hooves settled delicately on his side, just enough for balance while she looked, trying not to get muck on him.

She whistled low, "You're tall! But we should make it! C'mon if we don't hurry it'll be gone and then all this time will be wasted! THERE'S NO TIME TO EXPLAAAIN," she fairly howled, throwing herself down off him and restlessly shaking her head like she had fleas in her ears, "C'monc'monc'monc'monc'mon!" It was if the idea of leaving him to not see this majestic wonderful sight she was after was paramount to betrayal of all Kimeti kind. That letting him miss out would be the worst thing she could ever do!

Really, she was just excitable.

"Ah! It's coming!" If anything, the world seemed to be slowly going red at the edges. She bounded past him tail flicking, "No time to talk! We gotta get to the cliff! If we don't hurry, we'll miss it!" She darted into a bush, disappearing entirely for a moment. Leaves settled, everything settled, the silence was odd like she'd never existed but-- Doop! There's her head again.

"It's this way! C'mon it's just a crack, but even your horns should fit past this log!" She disappeared again; but her voice was still easy to hear even beyond the bush. "The cliff is this way! Hurry hurry!" The ground was going upwards slightly, but a cliff? Maybe if you were very... let's go with optimistic. "My name's Gatorbait! Now gimme yours so I can YELL FOR YOU BETTER!"