09-19-2008, 05:03 AM
[html]Set after the Aniwaya settled themselves into Serena Reserve.
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It was well into the afternoon and Uwoduhi had contented herself with resting beneath the shade of the trees that ranged throughout the Reserve, keeping herself out of the sun that occasionally peeked through the amassing gray clouds. Lalit, her Spirit Guide, was nearby as always, and Uwoduhi saw fit to ignore him for as long as she possibly could, stormy blue eyes resting and her shifted, chocolate colored form stretched out comfortably. Of course Lalit could not keep his mouth shut for long, and had started to rant about the past couple days events, before concluding. “You should check on your young friend Tawodi.” The Spirit Guide suggested, tickling her ear with the faux wind of his voice. “You have not seen him since you separated with the rest of the Tribe to gain on your siblings, and I'm sure the two of you have much to catch up on.” As always Uwoduhi sent Lalit a piercing glare that could peel paint off a wall, which Lalit chuckled at and shrugged off. She was glad by his suggestion though. Back where Aniwaya had originated Ama had always kept Tawodi, and his siblings, occupied whenever their parents had to be elsewhere, and she had grown fond of him especially ever since he had been orphaned. Without even further acknowledging Lalit, Uwoduhi shifted into her quadruped form so she could travel with speed, and ease; leaving Aditi to roam free and graze, giving the palomino a chance to rest after having traveled with Uwoduhi's weight to bear for so long. Not before to long Ama caught scent of the tribes youngest member and angled off toward his general direction, a kind smile upon her face and a sway to her step and tail.
It was well into the afternoon and Uwoduhi had contented herself with resting beneath the shade of the trees that ranged throughout the Reserve, keeping herself out of the sun that occasionally peeked through the amassing gray clouds. Lalit, her Spirit Guide, was nearby as always, and Uwoduhi saw fit to ignore him for as long as she possibly could, stormy blue eyes resting and her shifted, chocolate colored form stretched out comfortably. Of course Lalit could not keep his mouth shut for long, and had started to rant about the past couple days events, before concluding. “You should check on your young friend Tawodi.” The Spirit Guide suggested, tickling her ear with the faux wind of his voice. “You have not seen him since you separated with the rest of the Tribe to gain on your siblings, and I'm sure the two of you have much to catch up on.” As always Uwoduhi sent Lalit a piercing glare that could peel paint off a wall, which Lalit chuckled at and shrugged off. She was glad by his suggestion though. Back where Aniwaya had originated Ama had always kept Tawodi, and his siblings, occupied whenever their parents had to be elsewhere, and she had grown fond of him especially ever since he had been orphaned. Without even further acknowledging Lalit, Uwoduhi shifted into her quadruped form so she could travel with speed, and ease; leaving Aditi to roam free and graze, giving the palomino a chance to rest after having traveled with Uwoduhi's weight to bear for so long. Not before to long Ama caught scent of the tribes youngest member and angled off toward his general direction, a kind smile upon her face and a sway to her step and tail.