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 Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 8:17 pm
"Merely point me in the direction, Spaki and I will go." Nakam looked to the water before her. She'd had plenty wherever she roamed, and she contemplated. "Should I try to bring back any, if I can find a way?" she asked, motioning to the water. "I can go without for long periods of time, I had to when we first left, my brother and I," she said, perhaps giving him some information. "My avian and I have been trying to find him, both he and I had to leave, he because his namesake was not enough, and I...well, you can see why."
She smirked at him though and lifted a clawed paw, "my father taught me well, as did my mother, for fighting before I had to leave the firekin dunes. If I am able to return and help, let them pray to the sun's fire I don't find them first. How dare they go after my home and my pride mates."
Nakama would make them pay if she could.
"I'll go to the outpost first, to see if I see any familiar, and then try to find Kidondo at home," he knew her well, she believed. She remembered when he found her trying to cover herself in red clay and mud.
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 8:33 pm
Her brother had been required to leave because of his name? Moto'spaki wondered why they hadn't simply changed it, and fixed that all up, but decided it was best not to ask. They must have their reasons. "You should head north, then." She would cross the Ithambo lands before she reached the desert.
He didn't comment on her training, but nodded. Every firekin neede dto be trained, even the Huria. And he could fault her for wishing to help the firekin. "Very well... and avoid the natives. You might not like them." A strange bunch, and she was a female. "I assume you will be waiting for the avian to return."
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 8:37 pm
"North it is," Nakam said peering around to the stone that were behind her. She would wait atop them for Kessek and travel during the night when it would be easier to move unnoticed. When he spoke of the natives, she quirked a brow, ears swiveling, it was going to be interesting...she could tell already. And not the good interesting.
"I will wait for her here, I thank you Spaki, for telling me all you could," she smiled at him, "perhaps we'll meet again back in the dunes."
Nakama then climbed upon the rocks and waited.
Everything that happened now could change everything...
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 8:42 pm
She smiled and thanked him, and that was alright. He could have smiled back, but instead he just nodded. Moto'spaki was glad he could help, in his own way. Perhaps he was softer than he thought himself to be. He just hoped this lioness would not end up disappointed.
"Perhaps we shall." He said, as he stood up. There didn't seem to be a need for good-byes, and he watched as she assumed position upon the rocks, then walked away.
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