The young girl hadn't seen the creature? Oh by Scamander's suitcase. This kid must have been a No-Mag. She'd have to tread very carefully with what she said for now on. It was interesting to her that the young girl had felt the environment around her become colder. She smiled at the child and nodded. "I see," she paused, nodding her head. "I think I may have mistaken the "creature" for being a shadow or one of these trees." She gave an explanation for it so that the girl wouldn't have to be introduced to the magical world more than she already had been. Eventually she would have to use obliviate on this child. It was probably best for the child's sake that she never felt the way she had in this forest, heard the things, or felt so helpless.

Isabel was a beautiful name. It reminded her of home. Her best friend in elementary school had been named Isabel. They had shared the most wonderful of adventures together in the snow sledding together and more. "That's an awesome name. I had a friend named Isabel when I was very young. She was the best," said Irene with a happy grin, trying to keep the mood light. They would need to start walking. She grinned at Isabel when she said she could be brave for her mother. That was the spirit!

Help? Isabel's voice repeated in her head again and again. Irene nodded. "Yes, I do need your help. We need to walk out of here together and be strong together. Do you remember which direction you came from?" she asked. If not, they could always continue walking. Irene was certain that her challenge was far from over at this point.