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 Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 9:03 am
Odin schooled his face to hide his puzzlement with the black leopards words. She would of enjoyed it a little too much if he had shown any question to her words, and thus merely offered her a nod in thanks for her warning. He didn't pay much heed to them, as he was sure that he would leave this jungle soon enough.
But if he ever returned...he quickly filed away the teasing hints she gave, sure not to forget them.
He lept off of the branch that he reclined on to the soft ground, his white form gracefully moving in one fluid movement. He flicked his tail, glancing back at this 'queen of the jungle' that he had come across. He gave her a bow, and paused, just in case she wanted to say anything else to this wayward traveler.
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 11:30 am
Amused eyes watched the contrasting leopard as he leapt down and bowed to her. She knew the signals, he was getting ready to leave. That was fine, she had to go find Kitambi anyway and let him know other leopards were wandering in. Offering up a few small words, the leopardess remained reclined in the water pool, waiting on him to disappear into the vegetation before she herself would move.
"Watch out for the sinner, he's a tricky one." The words were in reference to her cryptic message from moments ago. Mkosaji's name meaning sinner, would likely become a pest for the leopard. Hopefully Odin got the point and connection, if he met up with the tricky one, before 'Saji could do more harm than good.
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 4:42 pm
Odin's ears picked up the playful riddle that Tamani left him, remembering what she had said, though he didn't take many of her words to heart. He wouldn't be here for too long, so why worry about it? Perhaps if he ever came back....but the air here just wasn't too her liking.
He gave her one more nod before slipping through the thick foliage that the jungle grew deep within it's heart, the white leopard slowly slipping away from view.
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