Welcome to Gaia! ::

Allahdri saw the card vanish and she put her tongue on one of her canine teeth. Her teeth were a bit sharper than normal looking human teeth. She then turned and then saw Euphrates hiding behind the wood and the other things. Allahdri didn't know if she was safe and so when she saw her she only stood where she was and looked at her and then asked in a very soft and innocent voice," Why are you back here? Are you hiding from someone?" she asked curiously. Her voice was a bit high, but it was so soft it was hard to notice. Taking a small step back Allahdri then said softly," I didn't mean to scare you...I just wanted to look around is all....is it okay if I do that? Or would I get in trouble with the big people?" 'Big People' were the humans or full fledged humans and other beings. To her even though she was technically in her human form she wasn't human and the other humans and their ways were strange to her.

Ficus curled her lips back, exposing a row of jagged teeth. Within a fraction of a second, she was at the human's throat. But in another fraction of a second, she felt a hard blow on her side and was thrown back.

* * * * * * * * * * * * *

Euphrates had not expected the assault so early on, but goblins were known to be vicious, and Euphrates was ready. As soon as the goblin had leaped, Euphrates had whipped out her dual blades and jabbed the hilt at the goblin's side. It was only halfway grown, and not as skilled and deadly as adults. She saw the beady eyes turn in her direction as the goblin lashed out a long string of curses.

Euphrates fought down impatience, "Interesting that you should hope to become a guest in the home of 'untrusting creatures'. I'm afraid I can't help you if your friend here wants me dead."

The girl was taken aback by all this. Did she really cause all this trouble? She looked at Ficus with annoyment. "You can't control yourself, can you?" Then she looked at Allahdri. "Thank you for you kindness, but it seems that I've caused too much trouble for all of you, so I apologize." the girl said as she bowed. "Oh, excuse my manners to all of you. I forgot to tell you my name. You all can call me... the Silver Fox."

Ficus spat in disgust. "Don't you get it? She's human. All they do is destroy the world." Her beady eyes were fixed with irritation and hatred. "And you're siding with them."

* * * * * * * * * *

Euphrates shrugged to the two foxes. "Listen, don't blame yourselves. It's not your fault that goblins are...the way they are." She waved a hand towards one of the tents. "You two can come in; there's food and water." Euphrates led the way in, keeping a close eye on the goblin.

Euphrates just nodded her head. She entered the tent and started digging through the first pack she saw lying around. Who it belonged to she had no idea, but she ket that to herself. Rebels always carried around food. After a while she pulled out two sandwhiches and handed them to Silver Fox and Allahdri. She slipped a few coins into the bag to thank the unknown person.

Silver Fox gladly took that sandwitch and began to consume it. She slid her fox mask off just enough to reveal her mouth, but not the rest of her face. In between bites she started to ask a couple of questions. "Tell me, what is happening on this island? I have only been her a few days."

"A war? Perfect..." Silver Fox said with unsatisfaction. She had been forced into wars before, and they all ended up with either her being chased out of a town by an angry mob, or getting backstabbed by a a foe who was posing as a friend. But the wind took her here for a reason.

Euphrates shrugged. "It's a human thing. If the government is bad, the people are miserable, so they put a war against those who are in power." Euphrates could hear Ficus outside the tent, cursing and muttering something about "stupid politics".