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"This is true, and they are." Calamity furrowed his brow and watched the retreating form of the mare that almost ran into Maeryn with poorly concealed mirth. "But one coyote couldn't do this unnoticed. That was all I meant to convey."

He suddenly tilted his head at Maeryn, his eyes glinting with revelation. "You've been thinking about this very carefully, haven't you? And not just with base curiousity like the other soquili and two-leggers here. Perhaps you've come to similar conclusions? If this is something new and obviously dangerous...what will this mean for the Kalona?"

He smiled darkly and allowed his black and blond hair to fall over his eyes.

Ahhh. So he did have a brain in his head. Well, somewhat of one anyway. Maeryn snorted, and pawed at the ground again, completely ignoring the retreating Ever. "I am in the habit of thinking over things carefully, Calamity. It's important in my line of... work." She lashed her tail back and forth almost cattishly, and once more cast her eyes upon the wreckage.

"Yes... there is a threat to our race here, or at least there is in my mind. Something that is willing to disrupt and destroy even our (and by our, she meant Kalona) haunting grounds. Our burial sites. It is no Kalona that did this. It is something... hmm. Something willing to pillage and slaughter thoughtlessly."

Or so she believed. "But I have no proof other than what you see here. None at all. Only logical reasoning." Which she did employ upon occasion. "Well, so far... it has meant that our kind has been dismissed as a lesser evil. For do we not have our own rules among ourselves? This thing, whatever it may be... is lawless." Oh dear. There she went again, waxing eloquent on the subject of her race. "Unreasoning." And they were anything but that. ... Well, most Kalona were, anyway.

Just then, Maeryn picked up a familiar scent. "Neco," she greeted her companion. "Won't you join me?" That was no smile. No, it much more resembled a smirk. Ahhh, but it was good to be among those of her own kind, and of those... the female was closest to her.

"You are wasting your time talking to a pup like him," Rötschreck stated to Maeryn, not caring if he had been eavesdropping or not. Not like the conversation was private, here in the middle of the village and all.

"He is too arrogant to look at the bigger picture, that there's a force at work here greater than our own race. More powerful, more evil, more trouble. My guess is they won't differentiate between a good or evil creature. To them, everything is their enemy and should be destroyed. They were unbiased in their destruction. They destroyed our terrority as they destroyed all others." Rot paused turned his attention from Maeryn to Calamity, "This makes them our enemy, pup. We need to know what we are up against, what they are capable of and how to stop them. In a time of war, alliances and truces may be made in the most unlikely of places. We have our survival to concentrate on. Something bad is coming. This is only a start." Rot didn't want to admit it but he was worried. Only a fool wouldn't be.

((Hmm thinks this is a good time for Davey's first rp))

Davey Jones had been hearing many tales of the panic in Kawani villiage. His boredom of the emty ocean waters were growing and his longing to see a fight or least a damage of one was growing to strong to resist any longer. The strange soquilli followed the river into the the lands not really wanting to leave the water till he had too. As the villiage came into sight he saw all sorts there. Kalonas, winds,unicorns, and regular soquilli in addition to the two leggers. He popped his slimy lips lightly as he left water heading towards the villiage. His peg leg thumped the ground as he went annocing his presence. He made his way through going no where certain. He spotted a group of Kalona's a bad omen indeed, but then again Davey Jones himself had ventured from the water to see the mess was that any worse than kalonas? Davey made his way towards them his tentacle crawling slightly with curiousity.
"You lot wouldnt be knowing what happened here would yee?"

Nagual hadn't slept the greatest. The time away from Sanika plus the events of the former day.... not to mention berries for bed! Her eyelids were heavy as she tried to pry them open. Her bright pink eyes surveyed the area from it's location resting on her feet.

As sleep slowly drifted away from her mind, the mare worked to her feet. The area was unfamiliar to her, she rarely stayed close to the village very long. "Where are we....?" Nagual asked to herself, but then noticed Yei nibbling at some berries.

Her stomach lurched at the thought of more berries. The effect it had given her by eating so much before sleeping... well, she wasn't feeling quite right. Not to mention her nose and throat felt raw from the massive amounts of sneezing. "I don't feel so good," the mare pouted, looking to Yei for answers.

Nashota looked around, trying to find clues. She saw the same Soquili footprints once again.
"A Soquili, but which Soquili?" asked Nashota to herself, only in a mumble.

Jeevita flew and landed gently down on the ground. She left Alsoomse with Cualtzin. Perhaps it wasn't a good idea, but it was better then having her back at the this place. Blood reeked the air. It almost made her sick. She saw the slow gathering of Kalonas. They were just as angry about this as most everyone.

She didn't want to be here, but she had to. She needed to be here. Though she longed to be back with Cualtzin and Alsoomse. Every time she came, it seemed like it got worse. Some two-leggers scrabbled about trying to clean stuff up. But it didn't look like it was working to much.

Her wings were slighty unfolded. It seemed that many were regathering. Perhaps there was going to be another village talk by the chief. She couldn't understand him last time, but she knew exactly what he was talking about. He wanted to know exactly what everyone wanted to know.



Cualtzin wasn't far from the teepee. Though, Jeevita may have said to keep Alsoomse away from there, she couldn't expect him to stay away from there. It didnt' seem right. He wanted to know what was going on too!
Alsoomse was on his back holding on to his curled mane. He walked slowly towards the village, just out of site from everyone. He didn't want to get too close, but close enough to hear what was going on.