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Lokrum felt weird about having others with him. It was different and kinda nice. Which was a first for him, he has been protecting this Forest for a long time and the same with his family. As they arrive closer to the stranger entering the Forest, Lokrum slows down and takes stealth position.
Cyan took to the high grounds and jumped up into the trees for a better view, what was this srtang Carousel she was looking at. Had horns, three different types of tails, it looked cool to her. But the Carousel looked upset for some reason.
Lokrum looked at the other 2 Carousels then noticed the other Fox was gone. "Do any of you know this Carousel?" He questions them, so that he doesn't have to take restraining action if it is not nessisary. Then goes back to get a better look at this strange Carousel.

Gabriel followed the rest, thou he did so at a mild pace. The others seemed to have the stranger, or possibly intruder, in sight. However, the dragon had very poor sight in such darkness, thou he did see some movemens and a pair of eyes glowing between the trees, from time to time. And the noise. Whoever it was, they sure were upset about something. Stomping about with every step. He couldn't help but to worry that this mysterious stranger might be hostile, and the little lady Fox was all alone up in the trees. What of she fell down? Would it hurt her?


If she hadn't been so angry, maybe she'd notice the footsteps? Maybe she would have seen the movement in the trees? The little chatter in the bushes? But she was furiated, and in this state she could've missed a pink elephant with a tutu if it so stood right before her eyes. So no, Julia didn't see a thing. Maybe luckily so? She kept on walking in a sturdy pace, here and there hitting a tree or kicking a rock.

Gabriel watched the disaster happen, only hoping she wouldn't get hurt. But Lokrum's words, they seemed so strange to him. Remove? How could one possible remove someone from a place? It sounded so careless to him. So anonymous. Like if he'd been talking about an inanimate object.


She suddenly stopped. Something was rustling loudly in the trees. Why didn't she notice before? Maybe it was just a bird, but... It sounded rather big. Looking around, she could see some various colours between the leaves, here and there. Those were absolutely not flowers.
"Who goes there!?"
Julia roared fiercely at the trees, hoping there'd be someone behind them, other than her paranoia.

Soemone was coming forward from the wild growth, and Julia prepared herself for defense. But who was now standing before her didn't seem so very frightening. Thou she couldn't relax just yet. Something felt off about him.
"Whatever you puny little being were doing here, that is not it, now is it? And you will tell me exactly why you and your company has been ambushing me, or I will assure you that things can get really, ugly really fast."
She stared him the eyes with a look that could pierce through a soul, but she wouldn't be using her powers. Not yet. Everyone deserved a slight chance.


What on Earth was he doing!? Had the kid not a functioning braincell left? Gabriel nearly panicked, almost certain Banavalido was getting himself killed, but he figured he best lay low. Judging from the fire in her voice, the stranger didn't seem like one you'd like to meet in a dark alley somewhere, and no more a sacred forest. So he laid down on the ground, closing his eyes and listening. He could even hear her breath.

She looked at him swiftly, from tip to toe, and she didn't look pleased. How stupid did he think she was?
"The only thing more obvious than your lies is your vanity, and I'd suggest cough up the real deal while your mother can still recognise you."
She took a pause to crack her neck, calmly lifting her right paw, waving her sharp claws, then slamming it back to the ground while leaning towards the poor lion's ear, whispering.
"Who lead you here, little puppet?"

He growled. She was starting to get in his nerves and to make it worse, Banavalido was not one to easily get angered. He backed away from her one step at a time until he was in a good distance away to see and hear her.

"For starters, I was not lying. I did come with some friends, but I do not know where they are because I am new to this," he looked around, "Forest. Clearly you too would find yourself lost between these trees if you did not know where you were? Now, I believe that we started on the wrong foot. I'm Banavalido. And you are? There's no reason to call me a puppet. I am who I am after all."