09-21-2011, 08:40 PM
Ayasha was patrolling the borders since as a scout that was her job. Of course she tended to act on things she found, which was not part of her current rank tier. But Ayasha had always been a bit rebellious. So she didn’t mind breaking rules when she needed. Her pack was a bit heavy from all the wooden animals she had carved. She for some reason kept it with her.
She actually knew why. It reminded her of Shiloh, the one who taught her to carve soon after she was able to shift. Back when Ayasha was more innocent and AniWaya was peaceful. But she had grown up quite a bit. She was still curious but she knew to be more wary around strangers. Yet she still trusted that everyone had some goodness in them. At least until they proved themselves otherwise.
Her patrol was livened up by the scent of an outsider. She sighed in frustration. Did they not know how stupid it was to come here? If one of the Guardians found them instead of her, whoever it was would be in danger. She hurried swiftly but silently towards the stranger. It helped that they were singing. She approached the woman and asked, ”What are you doing on AniWaya lands?” Her tone while sharp wasn’t belligerent.
She actually knew why. It reminded her of Shiloh, the one who taught her to carve soon after she was able to shift. Back when Ayasha was more innocent and AniWaya was peaceful. But she had grown up quite a bit. She was still curious but she knew to be more wary around strangers. Yet she still trusted that everyone had some goodness in them. At least until they proved themselves otherwise.
Her patrol was livened up by the scent of an outsider. She sighed in frustration. Did they not know how stupid it was to come here? If one of the Guardians found them instead of her, whoever it was would be in danger. She hurried swiftly but silently towards the stranger. It helped that they were singing. She approached the woman and asked, ”What are you doing on AniWaya lands?” Her tone while sharp wasn’t belligerent.