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Aselia was leaning against one of the small trees. Her quiver strung over her shoulder and her bow grasped firmly in her hands. She had been debating fishing but was growing more occupied by the sky above. It seemed so different, so much further away than the forest in Jauhar they had just traveled out of. And different yet from the sky she had become accustomed to when living around Aisha. Her heart ached at the absence of the mother tree but her curiosity about the Suruhama drover her on.

Her thoughts were interrupted in a rather irritating way when one of the other extremists spoke up about wanting food. Really, if they wanted food they should just go hunt for it themselves. She was not their babysitter, just their guide to Sauti. Gripping her bow as she watched Neibet step up and start ordering them around. Shrugging her shoulders Aselia found she actually laced concern in the subject.

Pushing away from the tree Aselia walked towards two of the sisters. "You will be the one to build the fire." She poked her bow at the first before shifting it to another. "And you will be the one to to dig a pit for it." Her eyes flashed alarmingly towards another. "And for Aisha's sake if you're hungry you and..." Again her bow shifted like a staff. "You... Can go fishing. It's really that simple. Smoke the fish you catch. We need meat to travel not leaves." Really did she have to do everything around here.

"Come Neibet. We will hunt to feed them tonight." Turning her back on the group behind her Aselia strode quietly into the forest her antenna twitching as she searched for anything they could use as prey.

Her eyes focused on the ever shifting landscape. It was much brighter here than in Chibale, or even Jauhar for that matter. And it often made her squint with pain from the brightness of the world. And yet she loved the way everything looked, oh if only Aisha could see this splendor. A vibration to her right had her shifting her eyes in the direction. Moving to slowly lift an arrow from her sacred quiver she narrowed her gaze in an attempt to figure out what it was. Moving closer Aselia learned it was only shifting rocks moving down the strange mountainous region.

Aselia's eyes turned back to Neibet as she nodded at the question. "We don't have much time before the festival starts. I want to be there incase the start is the signal of the birds arrival. I can't... I can't postpone a second of it on the off chance it only makes one appearance." Aselia's eyes searched the area slowly for signs of life. It was hard here, the ground was harder, and the small puddle they had found for water might not even contain food. "Besides, if we don't find anything to eat here, what good will it do us to linger? I'm sure the earthlings, no matter how repulsive, might be carriers of food."

Placing her bow back in her quiver she turned to move off to the right. "If not we can always start picking off the familiars and eating them." She joked, her companion was far to tense and it was making her nervous.