Snippet #2011931

Auriel

Auriel listened intelntly to his subjects. Well, thats what he calls them, atleast. After climbing the Owl's tree, he leaned against a branch and craned his neck to look down. His people were mingling, speaking to one another in different levels of loudness. His black ears twitched everytime someone said Hidden, or Seeker. His bright green eyes scanned every cat, making sure to note what they looked like without their masks. "Jirou, what is the update on our recruits?" Auriel asked the brownish fox-neko below him. Jirou looked up, a bored and annoyed look on his face. "None have arrived yet, Auriel." He said, fixing his gaze on something behind him. "Please, Jirou, call me by my known name." Auriel said, raising his eyebrows in surprise. "Yes, Seeker." Jirou said, rubbing his shoulder where The Seeker had last injured him. "Psycho." Jirou muttered under his breath, and jumped down from the tree, landing safely.

Kailasa

The sound she so commonly adored filled her ears. The sound of her people running. Kailasa grinned, and joined in with them. They were headed home after a successful protection mission, with blood-stained clothing, and excited spirits. This misson was important, though. This is the mission that will change everything. We finally saved someone important, the Mayor of our little city. Now he would surely put a good word in for us! Kailasa thought, oblivious to the fact that it was also the Neko race who tried to kill him. Once they all reached the Silver House, she went searching for her brother. "Jirou?" She called, looking for him in his bedroom. But he wasn't there. A little Neko walked in, one of the youngest they had there. "Hello, Rose!" Kailasa said, using her sweet, loving voice around the little one. "Kailasa, Jirou went out hunting. Racheal told me to tell you." The little neko giggled and ran out. Kailasa's face fell. "Hunting, again?" She asked herself, leaving his room.

Sighing, The Hidden walked out to the balcony, using her claws to climb the side of the building and on the roof. Racheal was already there. "So, have you heard news from the ones we confronted today?" Kailasa asked, looking over at the other Neko. "Well, yes. after you went and spoke to them about us, and brought them home, they have been adapting well, and conversing with the others." Racheal said, and stood. "I hope you don't mind. I need to get a drink. Did you get the news about your brother's whereabouts?" Racheal asked, tilting her head. "Ah, yes. I can't say I'm a little disappointed. He goes hunting too often.