Shuko, there are a couple of problems with your story that I took a mental note of. This is a passage from Chapter 7.
He's no longer anywhere nearby," he commented. "I think he may have moved. They do that sometimes, but it's rare. Perhaps he didn't want to risk being found. They often choose to move on if they think their hiding spot will become too commonly known. It makes it harder for prey to happen along often enough."
That's not really a contradiction, but I can understand why someone would be confused. Just throwing that out there ;o
Also, in one of the earlier chapters, Ozcar said he can't hold the image of a human on planet Earth, only in the mystical land where the forest Goddess was found. In chapters six and seven, though, Ozcar apparently holds the shape of a human on Earth, despite his earlier claim that he could not.
Besides that, I really like this story :D