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Wahey!
Atisia (marten) is visible :3
It was a strange leap of change. Only moons ago she would have stood her utterly alone, and now there was the weight of Atisia on her shoulder, and Claudius standing next to her to aid her in things. It was a relief as well as an odd change, for now she found that she could no longer simply do as she wanted. It would take time to get used to the occasional disdainful silence from Atisia as well, but for the most part the marten Guide was warming up to her. She smiled as she listened to Claudius' introduction to what would be the primary goal of the tribe's activities in the following weeks. Having had too little experience with organizing a tribe, Ulilohi had simply forgotten about this "trivial" part of their life. It was embarrassing really, but luckily Luna had brought the need to their attention. It was not too late -- planting season could still be saved!
The councilwoman listened obediently as Claudius introduced the project, and she clearly showed her support. It was perhaps difficult not to seem like a giant next to him, but she had taken a step backward so as not to steal his spotlight. Once he was finished speaking, Ulilohi waited a moment before taking a step forward, as if signalizing that she was taking the word. She only had closing remarks to make, and happy news as well. "And I believe we also have some freshly slaughtered sheep for our enjoyment. Think of it as a motivator! Our crops have brought you this meal today, and will continue to bring them so long as we are able to care for the crops and our animals." The councilwoman gestured towards Io, whom she believed was bringing the freshly slaughtered sheep in. It was most definitely a reminder to their pack members of what good the crops were bringing to the tribe. As carnivores, it oculd be difficult to see the crops' use at first glance, but they were absolutely vital to keeping a good-size backup of meat resources; their livestock.
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