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Kanji saw that the question threw him, if only for a second. That what it had ment to do, throw him so he had to think about what he said first. And Kanji liked the answer he gave. More and more this young Tigeral was proving to be a good choice for the fight.

"I remember how the Tigerals once were treated, and their downfall. Though the cause of it is under much debate."
He said after a while, looking on as the scene played itself out.

He would let the knowledge of the Tigeral fall stay a secret for now, seeing as that wasnt really the matter at hand, nor did he have the time to explain it all to the other.

He was quite glad when the conversation shifted to how best to befeat Shu and his newly forming army of villains.
"We are waiting for information at the moment. They move to much to have good history, and its hard to attack what might not be there tomorrow."
He said, looking at Strale to see if he would bother to protest this little bit of information.

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Kanji was nodding his liof head slowly as Strale talked about the inaccuracy of the Villians placement, but opened his eyes when she stopped mid word to think something over.

Listening to what he said, the Ancient put the two together and understood what he was asking of the Ancient. It was a very dangerous thing to ask, it would be more so to pull off. If the liof had hands, he would have put one under his chin to think about it.
"What you are suggesting is very Dangerous. I would rather find out if we do have someone on the inside before sending another."
He said, knowing they didnt, not by any leave he ever gave.

Nili busted into a fit of laughter.

"You think you can get into the villian's gangs and survive. They aren't that easily fooled. They will smell the Ancients on you a mile away and run."

Oro looked to his daughter, glaring. He began to talk in his sandpaper like voice.

"Go find Mina. She will help you. Tell her I sent you and she will be very hospitable."

Lilith listened intently to what everyone said, feeling rather bored.

Yunad couldn't help but butt in.

"I could give it a go. As long as they don't recognize me I should do well enough."

Yunad pouted, knowing it was best. It was hard to miss two modern heroes walking around together. But since Mina didn't look like a hero she was more likely to get away with it.

Oro smiled at the loif, knowing his daughter was becoming a handful to everyone around them. But he was old and it was hard to deal with her. She was just as intelligent as him if she ever chose to use her knowledge.

"She lives in Kite."

Oro said as he slowly stood and began to tread back down the other side.

"You guys need to quit coming up here so often. My father is getting old and you are wearing him out."

Nili said as she swept away behind him.

Lilith flipped off the girl, knowing she hadn't seen it but not actually caring. She needed to learn some manners.

"Cool it."

Yunad shot him a glance. Trying to tell him to calm down. Oro was all knowing and it wasn't good to question that. Especially not in his home.

"If we're gonna talk about this we might want to head off first."

Lilith walked over to Strale, her heels clicking on the ground.

"It's not that you aren't good enough it's that Oro was the one who said it. He knows all. Everything that has happened, everything that is happening and everything that will happen. We are lucky he gives us his words and not to the villians."

Lilith took off, her wings making a loud swishing sound as she flew away.

Yunad watched her go and sighed, looking to Strale.

"I guess it's just us then. If Kanji doesn't come with us of course. Kite is about a three day walk from here, unless we can find something else."

She started down the mountain, extremely annoyed that she wore high heeled boots at this point in time.