Liniwa had wandered through the forest quickly retreating deeper into the forest. He knew it well, and it served him some good hiding places to use. After a bit, he stopped to rest, leaning against the tree. After a little bit, he heard the sound of footsteps but kept quiet and hid. When the footsteps faded and went a different direction, he looked around it to see Aria in the forest. Aria, in the forest! What was she doing here?! He got up quickly to see what she had left, which was his satchel and flute. He took his items, putting the satchel on and then putting the flute in the satchel. He then started to very quietly follow Aria wondering where she was going. It looked like she was lost of some sort. As he was about to go after her, he heard more footsteps and hid behind a tree.<br/><br/>Appearing from around another tree, blocking Aria's path was another Native. He appeared to be wielding a Bow and Arrow, already aimed at her. Peering from around the tree, Liniwa saw what sort of controversy was going on. And the fact that he had found her, was trouble already. The  Native glared at the girl for a moment, lowered his weapon and put it away, only to draw out a knife carved from a bone. He took Aria by the arm, keeping the bladed weapon out, and was leading her toward the  Native's camp. Liniwa knew that Aria was in some big trouble now that a White had crossed into Native territory. How was he going to explain this to the Chief?