“<i>Kamijana</i>,” It was a pretty word for it, one Théadan felt would be perfect for pair of stars. Once they had settled back down at camp, and Navia had curled up for the night until she was quietly snoozing by his side, Théadan had continued to look on for just a little longer, repeating the word "<i>Kamijana</i>." Under his breath to make sure he had it right. He had also stayed awake longer than Navia simply because he was just a little worried from the previous night. Waking to the leopard had given him reason to be a little more cautious, he had made sure the fire had plenty of wood on it, and would burn long into the night. The horses were also secured this time, there would be no danger of any repeats from yesterday. Even so it took Théadan a while to get comfy, to relax, and cuddle himself closer to Navia, and let his thoughts drift off into the night.<br/><br/><br/><br/>The dreams were there again to greet him. The frozen forest from before was no more, it appeared he would now be dreaming of jungles, as when he looked around, that was all he saw. It was a sight he had grown more accustomed too these passed couple days, but even so the thick foliage and tall looming trees with canopies so thick as to shut out the light from above, made him feel small and intimidated by the dangers that lurked beyond every bush, and behind every tree. It felt so much more difficult to get his bearings here, but here in this dream he was the wolf once more, and he could use sharper senses to guide him. The previous repeating dream had always left him feeling trapped, almost ensnared by all the wolves that chased him, now he felt bit more free to move around, to try and explore this new world, and find the one he was looking for - and he was looking for someone.<br/><br/>Nose to the ground Théadan picked up a familiar scent, and followed it only to come nose to nose with his leopard mate who was all too happy to brush passed, and let her tail flick against his face to irritate him. The little snow leopard he had seen before was close by too, no more than a cub, but precious and curious and staying close to its leopard mother. While seeing these two filled Théadan with joy, it was not long before he began to feel dread as the familiar sounds of wolfs howling could be heard, as well as the snarls of more leopards coming through the jungle. Both sides closing around them until they appeared from out the jungle and growled at each other with disdain, threatening each other, and baring fangs. In between was Théadan, the leopard, and snow leopard cub, and neither side looked at them approving, the wolves growling at him, the leopards snarling at his mate. It was the leopard at his side that opened her mouth to roar a warning to the other leopards, only for a scream to come instead.<br/><br/>It was high pitched, and hurt his ears, making him jolt and wince. The entire dream seemed to shudder, and suddenly Théadan felt himself knocked, and his eyes opened to the field of flowers. The walls of the dream tumbled down, the horses nearby yanked at the reins tied to the tree, afraid by the scream, and Théadan felt Navia violently pushing herself up, hands at her throat as though wrestling a ghost. "Navia!" He called against her scream to little avail. Théadan grabbed at her hands to pull them away from herself before she hurt herself in her panic. "NAVIA!" He called again, trying to shake her from the nightmare she must have been stuck in. "It's me! Look, it's me!" His hands cupped her cheek, forcing her to look at him, to look into his eyes and see him by her side, hoping the image of him would quickly help her find her way back to wakefulness. "See, you were just having a nightmare." He said softly, a hand caressing her cheek to try and help soothe her panicked state. "You're okay now, you're okay."