10-01-2011, 10:08 PM
OOC: Dicahli is not visible.
IC: Ayasha was currently doing her favorite thing, stalking the guardians. This new prisoner especially intrigued her. She hadn’t heard of the guardians capturing any more Crimson Dreamers. Did this mean that the male was a loner? Or worse, from another pack? She gave a soft growl at that second thought. They really needed someone to rid them of Maska. And she kept seriously considering doing it herself. She saw Dichali give her a stern look and she sighed.
The spirit guide was probably right about her not doing it. But that didn’t make it any better. So she would wait and do what small things she could to stop them. The spirits wouldn’t make them suffer too much longer right? She glanced at Dichali but the bird was neutral, not giving anything away. She gave a sigh. That wasn’t the best sign. But there wasn’t much she could do to make him talk. He was usually very talkative but when he chose to be silent it was impossible to make him talk.
She turned her attention to the newest prisoner. He was the only one that she was aware of that was allowed outside. Interesting. She wondered how much he knew. Her blues eyes light up with interest as the Guardian watching the male left to find food. She was able to hear their conversation but was behind some bushes. This was her chance to find out.
She stepped out of the bushes, glancing around as she did so. There was still another one around somewhere. Ayasha approached. ”Hello there. I’m Ayasha, a scout here. Are you new here?” She studied him and searched his face for if he was truthful or not,
IC: Ayasha was currently doing her favorite thing, stalking the guardians. This new prisoner especially intrigued her. She hadn’t heard of the guardians capturing any more Crimson Dreamers. Did this mean that the male was a loner? Or worse, from another pack? She gave a soft growl at that second thought. They really needed someone to rid them of Maska. And she kept seriously considering doing it herself. She saw Dichali give her a stern look and she sighed.
The spirit guide was probably right about her not doing it. But that didn’t make it any better. So she would wait and do what small things she could to stop them. The spirits wouldn’t make them suffer too much longer right? She glanced at Dichali but the bird was neutral, not giving anything away. She gave a sigh. That wasn’t the best sign. But there wasn’t much she could do to make him talk. He was usually very talkative but when he chose to be silent it was impossible to make him talk.
She turned her attention to the newest prisoner. He was the only one that she was aware of that was allowed outside. Interesting. She wondered how much he knew. Her blues eyes light up with interest as the Guardian watching the male left to find food. She was able to hear their conversation but was behind some bushes. This was her chance to find out.
She stepped out of the bushes, glancing around as she did so. There was still another one around somewhere. Ayasha approached. ”Hello there. I’m Ayasha, a scout here. Are you new here?” She studied him and searched his face for if he was truthful or not,