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Rui didn't break stride, whatever was up ahead she probably didn't want to see anyway with the way Sony was running twards it. She caught the smell of blood shortly after Sony broke into his dash twards what now appeared to be a stable. Now Rui knew she didn't want to see it!

When she finaly made it over there to see the carnage of Jedit's body She bowed her head in respect, and covered her nose from the overwelling stench of blood and roting corpse.

"may Riokshte guide your soul safely."

Wile Rui hated the gods for being so uncareing of their subjects and those who praised them, she knew one thing was certain and no way was she going to piss him off.... The only things certain where death and taxes, she wasn't going to piss off the spirit of death.

Rui took a step to the side to allow Sony to work. she still didn't want to face the body and made sure she was sidways to it so she still had an idia of what was going on but didn't have to face the brunt force of the smell. She took a moment to fish out a handkerchif and hold it up to her nose so as to not smell the death so strongly, it made her eyes water.

When Sony came up to her with the offer of attending his funeral she nodded in agrement. After all, she was probabbly the only person he knew before his death, it was practicaly her duty to attend.

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A little fairy floated downwards to the body of Jedit. The fact that it was wraped in a blanket didn't seem to bother the littly guy much. He lifted the cover of the blanket just enough so he could see the blank stare of the dececed and toched him in the middle of the forhead. The tigeral's soul slowly floated out as the spirit of death pulled his hand away.

Riokshte guided the tigeral's soul upwards a ways so he could fallow the two mourners to the timely funeral.

"Do you wish to see your funeral before continueing to the land of the dead?"

He asked with spite, as if Jedit deserved nothing more than death let alone a funeral.

While he didnt look as strong as any of the other Tigerals in the world, he could still lug Jedits body all the way to the open field that served as a cemetary. It wasnt actually for burying people, so there was no headstones around, but there was wood, and lots of it.

Setting the body down gently he got to work constructing the pyre, looking to Rui for help, but not asking it of her. This would take the longest time, and getting it right for the warrior class was harder still.

After it was done he took the body from the blanket and set him up on the wood pyre, laying his weapon down in his folded hands before stepping away for a moment. Checking his pockets he found two coins of the same mark and set them over Jedits eyes before walking away again.

Not much for words he held a hand out toward the wood and cast a fire spell on it, making the wood catch as quickly as possible.

Jedit finally came to a decision how to avenge himself, and started running for home. To his amazement he was able to cover miles in a single bound. He made it home quickly and begain searching out an elder to appear to. Finding the most revered of the elders and moved down to be next to the elders ear.
"Most revered elder, I have been slain by a coward, find my brother Kamahl, tell him to avange my death send him to natura."
The Elder had been trained to hear spirits and knew who was speaking, Jedit a mid rank member of the warrior sept, who had acted as his guard on more than one occasion. He nodded at the end of the warriors speach and decided it would be discussed at the next tribal meeting.

After a considerable time had passed, Sony looked over to Rui and bowed his head, scilently telling the other it was about time to go. Turning on his feet he headed back into town, keeping what sorrow he held for the dead Jedit to himself. He hoped he had done right by the warrior, seeing as his outcast status seemed to get in the way of how he was treated before. Maybe that would be his redeeming action to the dead.

Getting deeper into town he had still spoken no words. He really couldnt think of something to say about what had just happened. A Villain had killed right under his nose and he wasnt there to stop it. Some hero.

Kamahl moved along a the bridge to the gate and shouted up to the guards.
Hello there lads, why don't you open up these gates of yours, I'm merely a druid passing through and I plan to cause you and your people no harm, just to find someone.
His green tunic and kilt showed he was speaking the truth. An argument occurred at the top of the wall before the gates opened just enough for his broad frame to enter, once he passed through the gates he picked up the scent of his brother, it was old and he would not have noticed it, following the trail he picked up the scent of Jedits blood and started to follow straight to a inn where the smell was the strongest, but it moved along a second path and he followed it along, going to a funeral prye and then it diveraged once more... he begain to move quickly untile he came down a street and saw a tigeral moving through the crowed.
HEY YOU, STOP!
he yelled knowing it would get his attention

Kamahl sniffed the air a few times picking up the tigerals scent as well as the scent of Jedit's blood. eying the tigeral he noticed the blood was on his shoulder and his hands.
I am Kamahl Druid of the Oak order, I am here searching for the body of my brother Jedit and his killer. Who are you, and why do you smell of him?
Kamahl tightened his grip on his Ashandarei, ready to use it but not really expecting to need to.

Kamahl, looked at Sony, noticing that he was obviously he was not a warrior, he was to skinny and runt like. He appreciated the fact that this runt had taken care of his brothers body so that raised Sony's status in his eyes.
I take it you preformed the proper rights of a warrior for him. he was a good man, and a great warrior he deserved that much at least. Would you mind telling me why he was here to begin with?
He relaxed his grip on his weapon and leaned upon it slightly relaxing visibly now.