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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2018 11:43 pm
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Zigaran's antennae gave a little twitch as he heard Sidrys give a low, screeching sound all of a sudden before her feathers fluffed up and her wings gave a flap. He turned to look over at the large owl before looking around, "What are you complaining about you grump?" He asked of her, wondering what she'd seen or heard from her position a distance up a tree. He watched her for a time, then turned his orange eyes toward Dinis who was sitting near to him, tail swishing slowly, before he when hunkered down close to the ground and started forward.
Giving a little shake of his head he said, "Sidrys." He glanced up at her, then moved to follow along after the radaku that seemed to be eager to follow along after whatever the owl had found. The moment he started moving, bow in hand, arrow notched, the owl did the same, flying from branch to branch, keeping up at her own pace. He had to admit he was kind of surprised that she was coming along. Likely because she just didn't want to be left alone in the forest on her own. Zigaran himself didn't want to go too far either, not when the Dretch were still a very real threat. He wasn't too far from Emeka at the moment, having gone out just a ways hunting for food for his beasts. It was a bit further then he wanted to go but it was still something that had to be done. Dretch or not the pair still had to eat.
Once he was close enough Dinis ducked down further, giving a little 'wuff' sound to let Zigaran know that he'd found whatever they were looking for. The hybrid was quick to catch up, pressing close to a tree, the grip on his bow tightening... until he spotted the one that was there before them. She look a tad bit like him, what with the blue skin and antennae, but other then that she looked a lot less less like she belonged. The dress being the first indication, not exactly something one hunted in.
Ducking down lower in the shadows he decided to watch her for a time, wanting to figure out what she was up to. It could be a trick after all. Best that he kept an eye on her and figured out what she was up to before he approached.
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Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2018 1:01 am
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Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2018 5:10 am
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Zigaran shook his head as he continued to watch the girl, "She's in over her head. We could have killed her several times over already." He muttered to Dinis who gave a 'wuff' of agreement, though if the radaku actually knew what he was saying he could never tell. It just seemed as though he always agreed no matter what Zigaran said.
Sighing a bit he continued to watch the girl, sizing her up a bit as he did. She didn't look like anyone that he knew so she wasn't from Emeka. The way she carried herself, the way she dressed, it all looked wrong. It reminded him more of what his Earthling mother, Zamira, would like. Definitely nothing a normal warrior would wear. Did that mean she wasn't from any of the nearby villages? Did she hail from Matori then? Was she like Blondie and came to train? Or was it something else that brought her here?
As he watched her his eyes lifted up, spotting movement, and then gave a hissing sound between his teeth, "Oh, Aisha damn those disgusting things." He spat out, pushing to his feet, drawing back his arrow, and let it fly. The moment the arrow landed, pinning the large centipede to the tree he gave a sharp whistle. The sound roused Sidrys, sending the chiavi forward. She gave a great, loud screech as she slammed into the bug, her sharp talons tearing into it, before she flew up into the branches over head, watching the creature flail for a bit before going still, hanged pinned to the tree with lots of holes in it.
Coming out from his hiding spot he spat out, "Are you trying to get killed, fool girl?"
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Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2018 5:53 am
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"The meeting came and went, without too terribly much having happened to speak of other then those Elaria pitching a fit like a bunch of younglings." He didn't know this girl, therefore didn't know her mother, and couldn't really tell her one way or the other if she'd been at the meeting or not. All he could say was what he did know, that it was over. After a moment he gave a sigh and added, "Also, that was in Andile, not Emeka, which is the village you're heading toward. Are you lost on top of everything else?" Surely not, right? Aisha tell him the girl hadn't gone to the wrong place entirely.
As she asked if he was following her he slung his bow over his shoulder and said, "Don't flatter yourself, you're not my type." Not that he exactly had one at the moment or anything, but still. He'd like to believe that his type didn't consist of some girl who didn't even wearing the right shoes while walking out in a jungle... not that he wore any himself but that was neither here nor there.
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Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2018 6:10 am
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Zigaran's antennae gave a twitch and he said, "I am a proud warrior of Aisha, I am not petty thief, girl." This one was rather annoying, wasn't she? Maybe he'd of been better off just letting her get eaten by the centipede. A thought he instantly scolded himself for. Even if she wasn't a follower of Aisha, which she really didn't appear to be, her mother was. As such he couldn't just leave the daughter of one of Aisha's warriors to get eaten by nasty, venomous beasts when he could help.
"I can't say I know the name. If she was there or not isn't something I'm aware of." He said, then gave a slight snort, "You won't get very close. Security is tighter then ever and someone who isn't a follower of Aisha isn't going to get anywhere close. You should head back where you came from and wait for her to return to you." This time he didn't sound as though he was trying to be insulting, just telling her how things were. No reason for her to waste her time, not to mention risk her neck. There were those that weren't happy over the decision to ally with the Earthlings and she might end up a scapegoat or something.
That would likely cause infighting if her mother was one of Aisha's warriors and another of the warriors caused harm to her child. In fighting was definitely something they didn't need at the moment given all the problems they already had. Shaking his head he said, "Best you go back. You don't want your approach to be taken the wrong way."
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Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2018 11:16 am
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Proud warrior of Aisha. As if that made him better than her. Masika took a deep breath and puffed her chest up, as if it needed the help, before she set her hands on her hips. "I was bloomed from Aisha as well as you. Just because I don't have the dreads and markings doesn't mean I ignore our mother tree." And being a warrior of Aisha did not mean that he wouldn't rob her. She was well aware of the thought most had on Alk hybrids. Not that they mattered to her. Not only that but how was she supposed to know that the person following her was an amazon or not if she didn't even know they were there!? This boy was beyond frustrating. It made her glad she had been raised away from the mentality of the Alks. Praise Aisha for her mother having better sense.
As he snorted and explained that she wouldn't get close she snorted back and muttered under her breath. "Shows how much you know. My cousins would allow me in." Masika wasn't sure if he heard her or not, and she really didn't intend for him to.
"Well, if you do not know my mother then you wouldn't know if she was in Emeka. So if you are done showing off I'll be on my way." If he wanted to be the big he-man in the woods shooting things next to people's heads then he could do so without her. After all, she wasn't his type so what would be the point in trying to look impressive? Masika gave him a once over and found there wasn't much to be impressed with though. He had the dreads, the eyes, the markings, and the weapon but he didn't have the ears and two fading colors. Actually, he looked more like her twin sister. "If you wore your hair down it would cover your fins and be one less thing they would see." She figured he was trying to be accepted and that was why he acted as though he was different from her. Galene had done that for a time.
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Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2018 5:12 pm
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Zigaran gave a little 'hmph' sound at her comment. Be proud of his Matorian side? Was she a that out of the loop? If he were to do that he'd just look weak to the other sisters that he had to deal with on a daily basis in Emeka. Besides, it wasn't as though he hated that part of himself, he just didn't focus on it.
As the girl suddenly produced a piece of meat he watched as Dinis sat there wiggling a bit, then laid down in front of the treat, starring at it but didn't move. He was too well trained to be drawn over by the meat even if he obviously wanted it. He starred at it as well, wondering if he should trust her or her treat, unsure if he should allow his beast to eat it. Surely she wasn't just carrying poisoned meat with her in her top right? A thought that had him shaking his head, wondering why in the world she was hiding food in her shirt like that. A thought he decided not to worry about.
He gave a little nod of his head and Dinis moved forward, grabbing hold of it, gulping it down quickly. Zigaran turned around, about to leave, when he heard the hissing sound the girl made. He turned to look over at her once more, watching her once more. He really found himself wondering how far she was going actually make it all that far before she actually was eaten by something. He shouldn't care, she wasn't his problem, and he didn't want to make her into one that he had to take care of. After a moment of watching he gave a grumbling sound and asked, "Are you really going to try to go to the Chibale Isles?"
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