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Wuvuvu thought as they left, perhaps she might have fun trying to break into their base soon. Oh but Kesisi would surely object. She set her eyes on Liriri for now, "So do tell where you came from?!"
She glanced over at her brother, even he seemed a bit curious, but there would be no convincing him. He'd want to ask nicely about visiting first, no fun at all.

A blue, serious looking Keronian stood in a nearby tree, watching over the house. It looked as though he planned to camp out there. He kept his anti-barrier on, he didn't need Pekoponians seeing him at all. He made himself comfortable and picked up his rifle.

"I'm working." he answered coolly, "Nothing more." He didn't bother to turn or move at all, he didn't know what kind of person this was. "What do you want from me?"

He looked back at him, "My boss sent me here, its kind of a family thing though. I'd rather not get into specifics with the company I work for..." He stood and moved further down the branch, "And its not what's here that I'm worried about. It's what might come." He looked over the area, "Don't tell any one I'm in the area, if you don't mind."

He took aim and softly answered, "An enemy business..." though he knew it must sound a little odd. After a few seconds he put his gun down, "And of course it was nothing..."
He turned to face Xaroro, "The name is Rikoko. You are?"

"Its hard saying when. We received word of a possible attack." He paused, "I'm supposed to be getting some backup soon." He sat down on the branch. "The enemy isn't a frequent attacker, typically. They have a new leader now, so it may be hard to say from here on in. Their goal lately has been to take out the person that will inherit the leading position on our side, we're not sure why."
Kesisi turned to look out the window, he looked to be curious. He moved further in the room, it was about time he explored the house fully.

Rikoko lightly laughed, "Sorry, I'm not usually left to giving out the details, I feel I'm better off leaving it alone, typically." he cleared his throat, "Its a mixed group, really. It wouldn't surprise me if Viper was involved in some way. Though...there are other Keronians involved with that group."
He thought a moment, "We've only actually had a problem with them three or four times in the past decade, but at least two times they've used some form of chemical warfare, it was only the second time that we learned how to counter it properly." he half smiled, "Better?" though he knew it wasn't much more information.
(Oh I see. Cool. smile I actually have to work on many characters as well.)

"You couldn't have picked a better spot?" Kesisi questioned from below.
"I didn't come armed to the teeth with supplies you know." Rikoko looked down at Kesisi sternly.
"Uh-huuh..." he squinted at him, "Yet you could have." he crossed his arms, "I wouldn't be mistaken if I thought you wanted to be discovered, would I?"
Rikoko stared at the house silently.
Kesisi turned away and headed towards the house at a slow pace, "I should just go on in and tell her you're here if that's the case."
Rikoko leaped off the branch, "Hold on."
Kesisi turned around silently.
"Don't say a word."
"..."
"I'd like to at least be a distance close enough to admire something I can't have..." he spoke with a light blush.
"...fine." Kesisi headed back towards the house, "but if I didn't know you I'd say you were some kind of pervert."
Rikoko's jaw dropped.

Rikoko sighed and went back to his roosting place. He'd have to put a shelter up soon, to protect himself from any possible weather.
That would have to wait until his reinforcements came, that could be the next day on to three days from today.