Snippet #1057617

“Ew naag siuht reez, reeez lens.”
(We are going home very, very soon.)

“…”
(...)

"U teom wu negjirk newuorv stei ljiwret ew po ed tkram."
(You should get your bride something while we are at the market.)

“…”
(...)

“T’neduoh ez naag nessim? T’nod y nelliw nenot tad snedjit ed etorg mob egel nednah ineb u?”
(Isn’t she going to miss you? You don’t want to show up at the Great Tree empty handed, do you?)

“...Gaarg taw?”
(…Like what?)

“Tid teh Kunari rethcod! Tid si neeg ejparg!”
(It’s the Seer’s daughter! This is not a joke.)

“Newourt u raah sneg lovrev.”
(You marry her then.)

“Taal ki u neggez, ki uoz ki-"
(Let me tell you, if I could I would r-)


“And spread your hideous spawn?” Mahi’rim said sacarstically, though they both knew the truth couldn’t be further. Unlike Tu’esh, who had prominent feline features, puffed upper lips with thick white whiskers, cat-like slit eyes and a sleek slender neck -Dashing good looks that could make any Minakri’ian girl curl her toes. Stripes, as he was also called, just looked odd, especially when he stood beside his childhood friend. He looked more like a well-built human being with fur, and a large tail …than a typical Minakri’i, who despite knowing their broad range of appearances, still had a mild unmentioned discrimination against those less ‘of the jungle’.



“You mood make bad.”

“Different people. Different perspectives..Tiz wu kjilel kalvitz zof zaar nettark.” The more hardworking of the duo quipped as he pushed off two small equine carcasses, his talkative friend slipping out of the way and promptly went to collect their payment.

It wasn’t long before a scrawny looking hieme came through that very same door with a menacing cleaver in hand, ready to dismember the animal, which Mahi’rim had no choice but to watch in mild disgust.

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The Hieme walked through the tavern carrying an iron plate heaped with raw meat, some pieces still on the bone. Faust reckoned that those were for Fei'eth's wolf.

[OOC: This post should have been one post earlier, before the one before this.]