Liniwa played his flute, making such a sweet tune with it. To him, he was portraying this music to Mother Earth, though when he did finish, he thought he had seen movement beyond the fence. This caused Liniwa to freeze in his place. He slowly looked around the tree that he was hiding behind and could see a girl sitting on a elongated rock, or, bench as they often called it. He kept looking at her, seeing what it was she was up to. She looked to be studying from something, those, flat, folding leather-binding things. Liniwa never knew what a book was, so he often called them Leather-Backs, because, it's what they looked like to him. He used the forest around him to sneak through the underbrush to get a better look at the girl. Taking his belongings with him he ducked down behind bushes and made his way around toward where the girl was. He stayed quiet, peering through the bushes as to not be seen.<br/><br/>The girl looked rather beautiful, as he stared at her some more. He had never been this close toward a White, so he kept his distance as much as possible but still willing to get close enough to see the girl. As he thought he was in perfect hiding, the flute had fallen out of his bag and rolled out of the bushes toward the fence, the Buffalo carved Block clinking against the fence. With that, Liniwa froze where he was, staying hidden in the bushes and not wanting to make his presence known.<span style="font-style: italic">Oh no, what if she finds out I am here?</span>he thought. So he decided to retrieve his flute while he could as the girl looked distracted with her Leather-Back. Propping himself up on his hands and knees, Liniwa slowly reached out a hand from the bushes toward the flute. He was feeling around for it, and just when he was about to grab it, his fingertips touching the smooth wooden surface of the flute, he slipped on the grass and tumbled out of the bushes, lying on his back.<br/><br/>He groaned and lied there for a bit, then opened his eyes to stare up at the blue sky and canopy of the trees. Then his eyes shifted over to look at the girl.