Timestamp: 1st of Summer
It was another wonderful day in the world of Mizahar, and all was right with the world. The animals in the jungle went about their lives as they always did, seemingly with no knowledge or care for anything other than their day to day needs. The Myrians in the camp near the nest were doing what they normally did, talking about their Goddess and how many bones they could fit through their nose and how much of their bodies they could ink up. The Dhani were snug in their nest, still acting bold and prideful as if the world didn't know they spent all their time hiding in a giant whole because they were too afraid of the Myrians to come out.
When the day had broke, when the light of the world was quickly fading into darkness, leaving a strangely red sky over the lands, Mamuro appeared from one of the openings from the nest that the Myrians didn't know about, or simply weren't guarding at the moment. He appeared dressed in midnight black robes that muffled the sound of his movements. He would appear as a shadow for anyone or thing that didn't possess a heighten sense of sight, or a lit torch. Mamuro didn't fear the Myrians as others did, and preferred to spend a lot of his time on the surface. With his magical ability to morph himself and with the added use of the mark from Ionu, it wasn't likely that he would be discovered, or in the least, placed in a situation that he couldn't get himself out of.
It had been a fruitful night for some and the exact opposite for others, a few Dhanis had left the nest earlier looking for food and were caught by the Myrians. There was another slaughter, the Myrians easily best the Dhani and would feast that evening on Dhani stew. But it didn't all go as well, one of the Myrian hunter's injured his leg and shoulder after he chased one of the dieing snakes off away from the main fight and finished it off. He now lurked near still water, kneeling beside it as he cleaned his wound. He was spotted, Mamuro had been close by and saw him as he started to patch up his leg and shoulder.
The dhani, even in human form slithered about, bold golden eyes peering from the shadows as he watched his prey. He used the bulk of the trees and the shadows surrounding them to move about, but he didn't go any closer. Once the Myrian was done, he stood up and headed off to find his group. He carried no torch for Syna had been with them even at the climate of the battle. It wasn't until he wandered away from the corpse that the darkness came. The injured warrior made his way back through the forest to find his kill and Mamuro followed several paces back.
The dhani didn't follow closely and only moved when his prey was close to being out of his sight. If the Myrian would sense something, or hear the breaking of twigs or the brushing of leaves, Mamuro would stopped quickly and cling to the shadows until the human moved on. It wasn't about speed, but the hunt for the kill, Mamuro slowly crept through the forest walking with his heels raised to muffle his movements even more. He waited until the Myrian had found the body of the slain dhani before he finally made his move.
It was another wonderful day in the world of Mizahar, and all was right with the world. The animals in the jungle went about their lives as they always did, seemingly with no knowledge or care for anything other than their day to day needs. The Myrians in the camp near the nest were doing what they normally did, talking about their Goddess and how many bones they could fit through their nose and how much of their bodies they could ink up. The Dhani were snug in their nest, still acting bold and prideful as if the world didn't know they spent all their time hiding in a giant whole because they were too afraid of the Myrians to come out.
When the day had broke, when the light of the world was quickly fading into darkness, leaving a strangely red sky over the lands, Mamuro appeared from one of the openings from the nest that the Myrians didn't know about, or simply weren't guarding at the moment. He appeared dressed in midnight black robes that muffled the sound of his movements. He would appear as a shadow for anyone or thing that didn't possess a heighten sense of sight, or a lit torch. Mamuro didn't fear the Myrians as others did, and preferred to spend a lot of his time on the surface. With his magical ability to morph himself and with the added use of the mark from Ionu, it wasn't likely that he would be discovered, or in the least, placed in a situation that he couldn't get himself out of.
It had been a fruitful night for some and the exact opposite for others, a few Dhanis had left the nest earlier looking for food and were caught by the Myrians. There was another slaughter, the Myrians easily best the Dhani and would feast that evening on Dhani stew. But it didn't all go as well, one of the Myrian hunter's injured his leg and shoulder after he chased one of the dieing snakes off away from the main fight and finished it off. He now lurked near still water, kneeling beside it as he cleaned his wound. He was spotted, Mamuro had been close by and saw him as he started to patch up his leg and shoulder.
The dhani, even in human form slithered about, bold golden eyes peering from the shadows as he watched his prey. He used the bulk of the trees and the shadows surrounding them to move about, but he didn't go any closer. Once the Myrian was done, he stood up and headed off to find his group. He carried no torch for Syna had been with them even at the climate of the battle. It wasn't until he wandered away from the corpse that the darkness came. The injured warrior made his way back through the forest to find his kill and Mamuro followed several paces back.
The dhani didn't follow closely and only moved when his prey was close to being out of his sight. If the Myrian would sense something, or hear the breaking of twigs or the brushing of leaves, Mamuro would stopped quickly and cling to the shadows until the human moved on. It wasn't about speed, but the hunt for the kill, Mamuro slowly crept through the forest walking with his heels raised to muffle his movements even more. He waited until the Myrian had found the body of the slain dhani before he finally made his move.