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Upon his return to the lands of his new home Haven had done his part to help mark the borders. The stronger the scent the safer they would all be. After sufficiently completed that task he stopped by the outside of Firefly's cabin where his guitar case sat leaning against the building. The building was a little too small and cramped for his taste and now that they had claimed their lands he wanted to find his own place. He hoped there were other houses around. It had been so long since he had lived in a natural den and the idea wasn't all that appealing to him. The knight walked along the beach where the sands met grass, jade eyes peeled for any sign of a human structure.
The Aatte male had walked a good distance when finally something rose up along the lands. It was about the same size as the cabin, which was perfect, he didn't need a lot of space. Smiling he quickly walked up to the house and opened the door. A cloud of dust met him and he coughed while waving his hand in front of his nose. Well at least he knew no one was living here. Feet carried him inside. There was a small main area with some couches and a hearth and further back were two bedrooms and a closet. There was a small kitchen too, though he doubted he would have much need of it. Home. The boy set his belongings down and began to work.
The morning had been spent airing the house out, sweeping out the dust, and taking care of the sheets and mattresses of the two beds. After that had been done he had hunted down a couple of rabbits for lunch. His belly full he went in the house to deposit his jacket and picked up his sword. Walking out into the sun he unsheathed the blade and set the scabbard against the house. The new knight needed practice so he tried hacking and slashing at the air and moving around, getting used to the feel of the weapon in his hands. Haven wanted it to eventually feel like just an extension of himself.