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He couldn't help but feel as though there was a form of impeding doom lurking over these lands like a heavy fog. Not even being in the city itself he found himself suffocating on the tension in the air. He had no idea of the turmoil that lurked upon the fire tribes lands but he was certain he would find out soon enough. Paws fell softly upon the hard, broken earth and his hair brushed gently against his cheek as he turned his head and gazed about, eyes soft with sorrow. The feel of everything around here wasn't right to him and he took in a deep breath and let it out slowly.

'Weaver, guide me with your presence. Help me have the strength to continue forward here.' He prayed for the courage and the strength to stay as long as he could. He could feel this place sucking at his soul, draining him of everything good. It was as if it stole your life force and left nothing but an empty shell in it's wake. That's the feeling he got from these lands. He didn't like it, but he forced himself to stay. There were other things calling to him, calling for him.

He would answer.

It wasn't long until a voice cut through the air and he found himself looking upon the dark form of a small Tah. He seemed troubled and disheveled and he could feel his soul being torn apart by unseen monsters. "Hello there brave one." For one must be brave to be out here alone as such, he wanted the cub to want to come to him. He wouldn't force their meeting. "Is everything alright?"

This cub was troubled, that much was clear to him. Though he stayed silent and watched him, waiting to see what he did next. Something about him screamed for Viti to help him and he just waited for the cub to respond before doing anything further. He was a patient Tah and wasn't about to hurry this along. When he spoke about running away from some meanies and asking if he had come from teh capitol he began to piece together the pieces one by one. With what little he had to go on at the moment. "I'm from outside the Capitol. What happened that caused you to run out here, alone young Tah?" He asked the cub softly.

The young Tah was correct, he was no longer alone but that didn't expl- ah. His face became calm as he listened to the young one speak, letting out his frustrations about what he had witnessed and he felt his heart sink. It would seem that it was his destiny to help the souls in this area. He had helped a young Nan not too long ago after her eyes had been destroyed of all sight and now this poor cub had witnessed just such an event occur.

"I'm sorry you had to witness something like that my child." He said softly to the young Tah. "Do you want to talk about it? You don't have to if you don't want to. I can only imagine how that whole thing must have made you feel and still make you feel." He said wanting to pull him into a hug but refrained from reaching out to him.

"I'm sure no one will be forced to do anything they won't want to do." He tried to be reassuring, but he couldn't be one hundred percent certain of that with the poor Tah. "What is your name? My name is Viti, perhaps I can help you and some of your friends."

He watched and listened to the cub carefully and he he could only imagine what sort of emotions were jumbling around in his head. He just continued to listen, not wanting to interrupt him at all.

When the cub finally expressed what it was he had witness he couldn't help but pull him into a hug. "I am so sorry you had to witness such a cruel act." He hoped that the cub knew there wasn't anything he could have done to change what had happened. "What happened wasn't your fault, the fact that you're alive and well is a blessing. Plus you're able to come up with a plan if you choose to want to do something about what you witnessed."

While he wasn't one to condone violence, it was clear that whoever this Shen was needed to be stopped. By any means. He just hoped that he found the Weaver and came to acknowledge his wrong doings.

He let go of the cub and took a step back. "Do you have anywhere to stay right now?" He asked him curiously. He would offer him a place if it turned out he had no where.