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 Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2007 3:34 pm
Kekkon gave Konton a look that clearly said, 'You're kidding me, right?' and stayed where he was. He might go down there if the elder gave the clear. Might.
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Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2007 8:46 pm
"Okay, okay, geez, don't have a cow." Shadow-San said, backing up. Women these days were so touchy. "Don't want it to be." He glared back at Seika, voice dripping with venom.
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 8:34 am
Frenka's eyes had grown awfully sour now, he growled and immediately swatted the male with a paw, no warning at all. No Frenka was not going to tolerate a male like this. "Find this a warning." He snarled, venom in his own voice. "This tribe doesn't deal with modifoxes who just think of being evily and sour towards everyone. Well, we sometimes can be in bad moods. You crossed the wrong path." Frenka growled.
Koana stared for a moment and blinked looking at Frenka and then Kekkon. "Don't worry, he's not like this all the time. Frenka's probably just in a bad mood... Seeing as my mentor; and his sister disappeared."
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 8:57 am
Kekkon nodded silently, adjusting himself slightly in the bushes. He noted to himself that he was slightly bigger now than early- about the size of a small dog. He estimated to himself that he would most likely be full grown by the next day. "Any idea where she has gotten to?" he asked Koana. "I could help you guys search for her later if I were to get a description."
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 12:50 pm
Konton blinked and shut her eyes, remembering the exact patterns of Akuma in the folds of her memory. "I think, Kekkon, that she just . . . left . . ." A sigh escaped her and her eyes opened into slits. "Lets just say that she was black with white paws. The tips of her ears were also white and her muzzle and chest fur as well. She has a red tattoo of kanji on her left hip that says her name in Japanese. That's all I can remember of her description. Personality wise: She's usually a nice fox, though if you met her right now, I have that feeling that she'll be overly depressed and snappy. Just watch out . . . When you tick her off, she can be quite . . ." Konton searched for the right word. "Brutal . . ."
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 1:39 pm
"Yes sir." Shadow-san stated, lying down in obedince. "I was just fooling around, so please, don't kill me..."
((See? He respects his Elders(horiblle pun) just not me XP))
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 3:49 pm
Kekkon took in the description of the fox as Konton had described and tucked it away in his memory. If he was accepted into this tribe he would venture out to look for her later. Seeing the other fox stand down, Kekkon decided that it was finally safe for him to venture forward. He emerged from his hiding place in the bush and cautiously/respectfully approached the Elder. "Greetings," the kit said, bowing low. "My name is Kekkon. I come to humbly request permission to join your tribe. I have met but a few of it's members and already feel a small connection. If you would permit me to stay I would gladly do my share of work and help bring meat to the tribe." His stomach rumbled slightly after he said this and he sweat-dropped. Talk about bad timing... "Which, uh, I believe I will be able to do very well when I'm a bit larger. sweatdrop " Ok, I'm screwed.
(Very well educated kit, lol. XD)
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 4:00 pm
Konton examined the kit. He already had the mark on him. She chuckled lightly but chose not to say anything. "Anyways, Frenka, do you think Akuma's ever coming back? If not, we might as well look for her and straighten things out because we can't keep dwelling on this uncertainty . . . It will weaken us drastically to the point where we're open targets to other tribes . . ." She explained in a soft, yet solemn voice. "And it just seems wrong that the good, full-hearted members of this tribe are all so . . . depressed . . ." She added and looked away.
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 4:04 pm
Frenka looked away from the male. He was all obedient but he sure could act foul. Looking to the more larger kit an noticing the tattoo Frenka grinned slightly "You are able to join." Frenka said simply, the only thing that this kit had was the sharingan; with that of course he was allowed to join. Turning and looking to the the other male Frenka seemed to tilt his head, "Let's talk..." His voice was of curiosity most, this male may have come to join...
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 4:22 pm
"Domo arigato!" Kekkon replied, bowing even lower. He hadn't yet noticed the cloud tattoo that had formed on his body. (Which btw is supposed to be on his upper back leg. That'll be fixed shortly.) He stood back up and turned to Konton with a smile. "Uh, you guys need me to do at the moment? I could try to go after any squirrels or small birds on the ground. Maybe even a hare."
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 4:43 pm
Konton glanced down at Kekkon. "Hmmm, why don't you go hunt with Seika? She could teach you for a little bit on how to hunt, though I think you know the basics. Anyways, it'll be good for her to learn how to watch kits. I'll stay here and try and sort out this entire Akuma issue. It's becoming rather . . . unhealthy . . . SEIKA!!!" She called.
The red, black, and white figure emerged from the shadows of the tree. "What is it?" She snapped, her red eyes shooting a harsh look at Konton.
Konton rolled her eyes. "Take the kit here to go hunting and teach him the tricks. His name is Kekkon and be sure to watch him. I want to hear the summary of the lesson and hunt from both you and him. Make sure nothing happens to him . . ." She said sternly.
"Fine, fine." Seika growled and looked down at Kekkon. "Well c'mon kid, I don't have all day." She turned away and started to sniff the air, trying to detect the scent of prey.
Konton sighed and her gaze fell on Kekkon. "If she does anything . . . mean, just tell me in the summary okay?" She encouraged with a warm smiled and nudged him to follow.
She glanced up at the clear sky. The wind direction changed. Clouds were blowing in at alarming speeds. A mysterious aura seemed to settle on top of them. She looked down at herself. She had changed . . . She glanced at Frenka. So did he . . . Her gaze fell on everyone on the cliff and everyone around her in the tribe. They all had changed in some way that she couldn't pinpoint . . .
Giving up with a soft sigh, she looked at Frenka, waiting for his response to her statement about the Akuma issue.
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 5:29 pm
Kekkon nodded at Konton's instruction and followed Seika, ears up and listening intently while his eyes scanned the area. "So, what first?" he asked quietly as they moved stealthily along. He wondered what sort of tricks that she would teach him.
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 5:40 pm
Seika looked down at him with a smirk. "You know how to catch those damned fast rabbits?" She asked. "Trick one is to jump in front of them so they get stunned instead of trying to pounce on top of them and then have them escape so you land flat on your muzzled and then they mock you." She rolled her eyes. "Damned to Hell rabbits." She muttered. "Anyways, yeah. Jump over and in front of them. Rabbits usually run the fastest when they can escape going in a . . . y'know . . . forewardish direction. When there, just catch them. You have a better chance this way." She chuckled. "Drastically increased my chances at least." She crouched down and looked straight ahead of her. Rabbit . . . A sadistic laugh escaped her. She loved killing small, furry creatures. Instinctively, she started to prowl to the rabbit, as silent as water on grass. About a yard away, she leaped in front of the rabbit who just stared at her alarmed. Trying to dash away to the right, she batted it with her paw and grabbed its tail. Still alive, she carried the squealing rabbit back to Kekkon. She placed it down and put a paw on it to prevent it from escaping. "You see?"
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 6:08 pm
"Nice," Kekkon replied in admiration as he eyed the rabbit in her grasp. "But, if you're close enough to leap over them, then why not just jump on them? If your accuracy is good enough, won't that just save you more energy whilst still holding the element of surprise?" he asked, cocking his head slightly as he analyzed her methodology.
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Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2007 3:13 pm
"Yes, but the damned to hell rabbit's huge ears can usually listen for your jump, no matter how silent you are. Then they take off forward at top speed. They can only go at top speeds forward because they can't make sharp turns without reducing speed. When they start running forward, by trying to jump over them, if your lucky you'll land right on top of them." Seika clarified.
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