[Location] The Tunnels

[Cayenne]

The Tunnels Zinrah has three tunnels that lead down into the nest: the northern tunnel, the western tunnel, and the eastern tunnel. The entrances of these tunnels are carefully hidden and protected, to ensure that the torrential rainfall that is so predominant in the hot summer season doesn't pour in to drown them all. They're disguised amongst the ruins overhead, in hopes that prey will wander in searching for lost treasures, only to find much more than they bargained for. The main tunnel is the northernmost one, and it's also the largest. However, these entrances aren't particularly enormous, although they are large enough to fit a couple of horses... if the rough trip down doesn't break their legs. Dark, humid, and gloomy, visitors are descending into a trap that has no easy way out.These winding caves get deeper and steeper, the wet, rocky bottom wet and slippery, making falls very, very easy. These tunnels are usually patrolled by some snakelings, who are supervised by an adult who is more than capable, combat-wise, looking to catch any prey before it has a chance to escape. Unless they are a Constrictor, those who venture into the tunnels must be wary... including Vipers and Rattlers, and should be prepared to be intercepted.

[Nissarahsikar]

Sikar entered into the north tunnel, looking for a possible snack. He was hoping a foolish adventurer would wonder in and he would be full for a few days. As he slithered through the tunnel, his scales dragging on the floor, an entrance to a caved in tunnel caught his eye. He stopped raising his head , his forked tounge rapidly sensing the air.He remmembered that day vividly, the day he was orphaned and left alone in this world full of scales and teeth.

Sikar didn't know to much of the details, but other Dhani tell him his mother was strong. He wished he knew her better then he did.

Sikar kept moving forward, sliding into a knook big enough for him to fit. It was next to some glowstones as he watched other snakelings with there parents. Sikar's instincts told him to find more food but he was in a more of a mood to wallow in his own tragedy .

[Nissarahsikar]

Sikar had left his knook moving toward the exit of the tunnel, that leads to the ruins. His curiousity was getting the best of him, he knew that it was dangerous, but he wanted to know. No one was around, and it had started raining outside. He was probly 30 feet from the cave entrance, when something caught his eye. A deer had wondered into the cave trying to get out of the rain. It was wounded and limping badly. "Itsssss my lucky day," Sikar thought as his mouth watered. Sikar moved through the darkness, sliding ever closer to the animal. The deer peered into the darkness with its ears perked, but it hadn't seen the very large snake in front of him.

Sikar prepared to strike, and suddenly a flash of lightning was his green light. He sprung forward, latching onto its neck with his mouth. Sikar threw it to the ground, his body quickly wrapped around the door. Sikar's muscles tightened as he wrapped tightly around it, squeezing the life out of it. The sounds of bones snapping and turning to dust was the only sound in the tunnel.

A small yelp was just air escaping the deer's lungs. Sikar opened his mouth, unhinged his jaw and wrapped it around the head of the deer. It only took it 5 minutes to completely swallow the animal. " Ahhhh, that hittt the ssssspoot," Sikar moved back toward the nest. He found another knook deeper in the tunnel and entered into it, fully satisfied with the meal he had obtained.

[Vessaytia]

Aytia slithered through the jungle. She was heading for Zinrah's main tunnel. It had taken her a great deal of time and effort to get here as she had to hunt while avoiding the Myrian patrols. Thankfully, Aytia managed to avoid them and now she just had to find the hidden entrance of the tunnel. She searched for what seemed like hours before finally managing to locate the entrance to the tunnel. Aytia looked around briefly to make sure no one was watching and slithered into the entrance.