02-24-2010, 01:41 PM
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Apparently the exact location of the original AniWaya was never specified so...yay vagueness! XD 300+
Nayati feared that his uninvited inspection of the woman's home would set them off on bad terms, which is most definitely not what he wanted nor intended. It wouldn't do to start off on the wrong foot with one of his new tribe members, especially not one who was from these lands. Ever since his arrival here he had been eager to meet the wolves native to this area that had decided to join AniWaya and take up their way of life. Thankfully, though, the pale female seemed more amused than anything at his mistaken intrusion and quickly a small smile spread to his own maw in response to her good natured chuckling. "It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance, Tayui Aston. May I saw that your name has a lovely music to it." Names had always fascinated the Utina and he had been just as excited to hear what names the wolves here bore as well as their personalities. Most of the AniWayan names were of a similar style and sound and he had had no doubt that the names here would have their own unique flavor. So far it seemed his assumption had been correct. "So these lands are called the Souls lands? How interesting. What gives them this name?" Soul was a strong and powerful word, surely there was a reason behind these lands being called such.
Since he was asking questions about these lands, her home, it was only fair that he answer questions of his own home. Besides, she was now a member of the AniWayan nation and had a right to know about the origins of the tribe. "The original tribe is a long ways from here, it took me a long while to reach this place. It is hard to say where exactly it is in relation to these lands, but it is to the west and south, roughly." Nayati had no map to reference and even if he had he wouldn't have had a clue what he was looking at. Perhaps Dawali or Asha would have a better idea of what the world looked like from the sky, having avian Guides, but both he and Onawa were earthbound. All he knew were the directions he had had traveled in and even then at times he lost track of that. He was a hunter and at times was so engrossed in tracking that he paid no mind to cardinal directions. Thankfully though the great sun and stars could always help him find his way again.
Nayati feared that his uninvited inspection of the woman's home would set them off on bad terms, which is most definitely not what he wanted nor intended. It wouldn't do to start off on the wrong foot with one of his new tribe members, especially not one who was from these lands. Ever since his arrival here he had been eager to meet the wolves native to this area that had decided to join AniWaya and take up their way of life. Thankfully, though, the pale female seemed more amused than anything at his mistaken intrusion and quickly a small smile spread to his own maw in response to her good natured chuckling. "It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance, Tayui Aston. May I saw that your name has a lovely music to it." Names had always fascinated the Utina and he had been just as excited to hear what names the wolves here bore as well as their personalities. Most of the AniWayan names were of a similar style and sound and he had had no doubt that the names here would have their own unique flavor. So far it seemed his assumption had been correct. "So these lands are called the Souls lands? How interesting. What gives them this name?" Soul was a strong and powerful word, surely there was a reason behind these lands being called such.
Since he was asking questions about these lands, her home, it was only fair that he answer questions of his own home. Besides, she was now a member of the AniWayan nation and had a right to know about the origins of the tribe. "The original tribe is a long ways from here, it took me a long while to reach this place. It is hard to say where exactly it is in relation to these lands, but it is to the west and south, roughly." Nayati had no map to reference and even if he had he wouldn't have had a clue what he was looking at. Perhaps Dawali or Asha would have a better idea of what the world looked like from the sky, having avian Guides, but both he and Onawa were earthbound. All he knew were the directions he had had traveled in and even then at times he lost track of that. He was a hunter and at times was so engrossed in tracking that he paid no mind to cardinal directions. Thankfully though the great sun and stars could always help him find his way again.