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So this was Sauti. Tytus glanced up as the winds swirled overhead, "Think it's breezy enough?" He asked no one in particular before shifting his cloak around his shoulders. Even though he was from Jatine Tytus still was far more accustomed to the heat of the desert sun. Being in the mountains where the wind bit into your bones was a much different experience and Tytus wasn't too certain if he liked it. But like with anything he was ever optimistic. It just meant he could try some of the northern clothing and enjoy other ways to stay warm. I do enjoy trying new things.

But what he enjoyed the most was finding new familiars. Tytus grinned as he stared down at the parchment in his hand, "Some sort of fuzzy perzi like creature? With two tails, interesting." He glanced over at his xaraan, "What do you think, XuXu? Or not." Tytus pursed his lips in frustration as the giant bird seemingly ignored him, "I suppose it's just up to me then. You stay here and I'll go ahead and scour these cliffs."

If his employers wanted a new pet then a new pet they would get. At least that was Ty's hope as he began his climb. He just had to find one first and then work his charm or his aim with a bag. Surely it wouldn't be so hard to nab a cat, right?

One of the fun things about zanteers was how often they decided to do their own thing. While Tytus wasn't certain about why he had brought his along, mostly because she wouldn't stop clinging to him, the boy was definitely certain of one thing - she had her nose on something, "Innaaaa~"

Even though he called out after her it was too late and the zanteer was already sailing down some rocks to pounce on another bright yellow familiar. Letting out a series of squeaks Inna bounced around the strangers before finally running up to Tytus as he caught up, "I'm sorry about that. She gets excited way too easily."

Well that was a pleasant enough surprise. Tytus found himself grinning back towards the hybrid, "Glad to hear it. Though it seems that she may not be so pleased with Inna's behavior." He joked lightly as the two zanteer began to playfully fight around. Inna was letting out some squeaks as she dodged around the other zanteer and even darted between the legs of the two apprentices observing them.

Laughing, Tytus could only take a step back to catch himself. "I guess our zanteer are getting acquainted so should we?" He reached out a hand towards the other boy, "I'm Tytus."

"A pleasure." Tytus grinned as he clasped the other young man's hand in greeting, "I suppose I should let you know the trouble maker is called Inna as well." He shook his head at the question, "I actually come from Jatine in Oba, but I'm out here looking for some familiars. How about you?"

"Something furry with two tails called a Laotoa. Ever hear of it?" Tytus smiled at the other boy's obvious excitement, "I'm planning on taking it back home. I work for someone who has an interest in them so he wants one as a pet. I figured that since he's paying for the trip I might as well come over to Sauti and see what I can find."

Tytus grinned, "Well then I'm sure I could use some help. They say that the creatures are often in these cliffs. I'd much rather try my hand at one in the wild first before going to the markets." His words stopped as he heard the thud of the other apprentice, "Oh!"

Moving quickly Tytus reached out a hand towards Koril, "Need help getting up?" He chuckled, "Seems like we'll have some fun in store for us if our zanteer are already beating us up before we find any laotoa."

Tytus nodded and took a step back to give Koril some space as he situated himself, "I was thinking we could climb high and then perhaps see what paths are less traveled. They seem to be rather reclusive felines since they don't want anything to do with people coming through." He smiled, "We can find a good perch and set up a trap of treats I brought and then just play the waiting game. Sound good?"

Tytus grinned at the acceptance of his plan, "Alright let's go then!" Letting out a sharp whistle the oban watched as his zanteer skidded to a stop and raced to his side, "Come on Inna, you guys can play later. We've got some hiking to do." He glanced towards Koril, "I hope you aren't afraid of heights because we may need to camp out in a tree for a bit. I saw a huge one before that I figured would be great for sitting in while we wait. I'm going to use Inna as a distraction when it does appear and net it from behind."

Nothing to hurt the creature, but something to effectively trap it. Patting the bag hanging at his side Tytus motioned with his hand before moving on forward through the cliffs.