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Sunki Utina · 06-26-2011, 05:00 AM

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Desired Profession Path: Medicine

Spirit Guide Una, female, white tail deer.

Time in tribe: Sunki was born in the Great Tribe; her older brother is Nayati, whom she spent a lot of time with. She was around when the scouts left, and she was pursuing the medicine path in the Tribe; she reached tier two recently.

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For brother c: but 1 other is welcome to come as well.

The pace was a slow one. Donoma's hoofs made soft thuds on the grass below her as the horse bounced along at her steady pace towards the rest of her Tribe. Sunki sat atop her pale equine, holding onto the reigns gently, her hands placed on the base of her thin leather saddle. She was half asleep in her saddle, but she was determined to make good time. It had been rough, trying to make it from the Great Tribe to AniWaya, with mountains to cross before the hours of travel before reaching the lands. Donoma had almost broken her legs when a ledge collapse just after she passed over it. It had scared the pale woman to death, and the two of them spent the rest of that afternoon in a makeshift resting spot. But now that they were past the mountains, the travel was easy. Sunki did not push Donoma any faster than the horse wanted to go, and she was content to let her meander at a light walk. The mare deserved her easy pace, after the mountains. But this easy pace meant she went longer at a time without rest.

The mare whinnied lightly, snapping Sunki out of her wakeful sleep, making the woman grab for the bow on her back simply by instinct. Her mother had insisted she take it with her, just to be on the safe side. The raids were getting worse and she was not about to lose her only daughter to brigands. Naturally, the blond woman took the bow with her, even though her skills at it were basic and her targets had to be the side of a tent. So, bow clenched beneath her fingers, Sunki sought what caused her mare to pause; the sound of running water. She had been told that if she found the stream, it would lead her to the Tribe.

Tugging on the reins slightly and clicking with her tongue, Sunki urged the horse to a faster pace, following the flow of the river. Soon enough, she could smell the borders. She stayed on the horse, returning her bow to her back. Her sky gaze turned to the flicker of brown she had seen between trees. Una was there, she could tell. The doe was playing some trick, bounding through the trees ahead of her and beyond. But the question was if anyone else would see her and come calling.

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