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Ayegali hoped that, as time went on, Mahlouk would grow more comfortable with their tribe and the members within. She didn't want to put so much on him so quickly, but once he settled in she would seek to quell her curiosity. What else about his tribe was so different from her own? How had he been chosen to carry their stories as scars. How young had he been when it all started? There were to many questions in her head for her own good but, in the long run, it was the young man that she wanted to know more about. He had to have had a strong spirit to stay through everything that he had gone through and that, in and of itself, made the dark colored Kalona admire the young man.
Without a moment to think, the woman responded. "I know you'll both do good." Because what was a leader accepting members into her tribe if she didn't see something in them? If she didn't have faith in them all? "You just make sure that you and Boo find a good, safe place to stay first. "You can stay anywhere that you would like to. We even have tents that we could set up for you or help you dig a den in the ground, if that's what you like." She wanted him to get comfortable and settle in first, to not try and strain himself to prove his worth. She knew that he would do well, she could see his wish to good for them straight through, and she had no doubts that it would happen.
"Of course you can hunt." She told him, nodding her head faintly. "I think you will be very good at it, too." The length of his legs and the way that his body seemed to be built had been the second thing that she had noticed upon meeting him. Long, sturdy legs, and though she couldn't say so for certain, it very well might have meant that he could be the fastest traveler in AniWaya. "You both can come inside and look around the lands, if you like." It was their home also, after all.
Ayegali hoped that, as time went on, Mahlouk would grow more comfortable with their tribe and the members within. She didn't want to put so much on him so quickly, but once he settled in she would seek to quell her curiosity. What else about his tribe was so different from her own? How had he been chosen to carry their stories as scars. How young had he been when it all started? There were to many questions in her head for her own good but, in the long run, it was the young man that she wanted to know more about. He had to have had a strong spirit to stay through everything that he had gone through and that, in and of itself, made the dark colored Kalona admire the young man.
Without a moment to think, the woman responded. "I know you'll both do good." Because what was a leader accepting members into her tribe if she didn't see something in them? If she didn't have faith in them all? "You just make sure that you and Boo find a good, safe place to stay first. "You can stay anywhere that you would like to. We even have tents that we could set up for you or help you dig a den in the ground, if that's what you like." She wanted him to get comfortable and settle in first, to not try and strain himself to prove his worth. She knew that he would do well, she could see his wish to good for them straight through, and she had no doubts that it would happen.
"Of course you can hunt." She told him, nodding her head faintly. "I think you will be very good at it, too." The length of his legs and the way that his body seemed to be built had been the second thing that she had noticed upon meeting him. Long, sturdy legs, and though she couldn't say so for certain, it very well might have meant that he could be the fastest traveler in AniWaya. "You both can come inside and look around the lands, if you like." It was their home also, after all.