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Rotem was thoroughly lost. At this point he had come to wandering the area, in search of any sign, or person that would lead him out of this forest. He had cast off his violet silk head garments, slippers and robe, and wandered with only his violet leggings, which were by now so ripped up and dirty the were unrecognizable as any type of refinery. He also carried a satchel and around his neck hung a strange ocarina that gave off a faint glow. He was muttering to himself, cursing whatever he laid eyes on. This was his second day in the forest, and so far he had seen the same stump he had arrived at five times. He thought he was traveling in a straight line, but he must only be making circles. Exhausted, he slumped to the ground next to a tiny spring and brounght the water to his lips by cupping his golden brown hands. His hair draped over his face as he bent his neck to sip the liquid.

Rotem heard the sniffling and reached to grab his swords where the would customarily be, but they weren't there. Of course. He had forgotten them. He knelt at the spring and scanned the bush carefully, in search of the source of the noise. He saw a flash of color but lost it before he could analyze what it was. He stayed still, preparing to either fight or flee. He heard the voice of a boy and soon, that boy was stepping from the bush, with a strange orange and white salamander behind him.

"Friend or foe?"

He could see the Rito features plainly, and the Rito had no current issues with the Gerudo, but it didn't hurt to be cautious. The ocarina around his neck hummed faintly, but he ignored it.

He knew this boy was too timid to cause him any trouble. He visibly relaxed some and nodded, "I'm sorry for scaring you, you just startled me was all." He knew he looked terrible, and despite his raggedness he tried to look as dignified as he could. He did not know how to ask this boy for help, he felt strange in admitting he was lost. Instead he asked, "Who are you?"

Rotem nodded through Mirrari's monologue, but was very interested in Gwyndel. He studied her carefully and knelt down to see her up close. "I've never seen a live one before..." He was very interested in this creature, but he suddenly remembered his manners, "I am Rotem of the Gerudo." He failed to give any other information, as he deemed that unnecessary. "I have been somewhat... lost in this forest for quite some time now." He looked around, to emphasize his point. He had to sit down for a moment as his stomach clenched, and he asked, "You wouldn't happen to have any food, would you?"

"Mister? Hahaha!" He laughed semi-happily at being shown such respect, "I'm only 15. And not very tall..." His diminutive build, at only 5', made many think he was younger than he was. "I live in a desert... Which I don't know how to return to. We have no mountains or any of this creature, but I have read of them in books." He looked hopefully at Mirrari, "Food?" Not eating in a day and a half while wandering the forest constantly had taken its toll.

Veaka and Orina crouched in a tree, watching the two with mischievous amusement. The Rito she had seen before, searching for mushrooms, but the other was strange... They had never seen a gerudo before. Such hair!
she knew what one was, of course. The Deku tree did tell stories.

"Who should we mess with?" asked Orina, whispering in Veaka's ear.

Veaka grinned. "Both of them. at the same time."

Orina fluttered excitedly. "I'll get started, then."
The fairy flew away from the Kokiri, fluttering into the foliage. Suddenly, she shoots out of the bushes on one side, planning her flight so she would fly right under both of their noses.

((happy new year!!!!!))

[[ No no it was the post of Miz Feline bouncing in, so to cut my actions short and go in a reversed direction. I've never had an ORP before so having a random post be inserted kinda stopped my lines of thinking and direction. I have to think of a new line or route of the story. But thats ok. I just wish I had finished it before hand was all. *Note: Italic words from Gwyndel is for the benifit of other grottoans. Since they can understand each other generally, but Hylians, Rito, Zora - etc. cannot. ]]


Mirrari jumped nearly a foot into the air, he was startled and landed right on dozing Gwyndel's sensitive tail. "Yeeah! Oof!" Gwyndel whimpered once and then rolled upwards. In a snap she had been three hundred pounds of lazy dodongo to that same weight - a furious ball of irritation.

"Wrragh!" She bellowed, whipping around to her guardian. Her growling was intimidating, "*Why you - This is the thanks I get!" She started to snap at his heels when she noticed the glowing fairy and Rotem. The abyss hath no fury like an angry dodongo. Gwyndel started to go after one of the two, which know one could know since the little Rito boy did something both very brave, and very stupid - he latched onto her tail.

((srry. Expect the unexpected in an ORP. Makes for a better roleplay and story.))

Orina giggled, having flown safely into the brush on the other side.
That was fun! chaotic!
Maybe they wouldn't need to do anything more for a while.
although... that bread at the Gerudo's side was very tempting.

Veaka, the kokiri part, was of the same mind. At this point, she wouldn't mind just watching.
She hadn't counted on THIS much chaos, had totally forgotten to include the dodongo, but this was better than anything she could have ever planned.
She couldn't help it. Especially when the gerudo began to play something that she thought she might be able to hear, but was just out of range.
She began to laugh.