Liniwa was calmly walking through the forest that connected his tribe. He often did this when he didn't like being around the tribe as much. Even though they were family to him, he still needed his own space too. A bow was slung over his back along with a quiver full of arrows. He was supposed to be hunting and bringing food back to the tribe today as it was his turn. But he wandered off from the small group of hunters as he always did. There was a place he often went to relax for a bit. A place that he was curious about yet he knew he was prohibited from going into it. Liniwa brushed his hair out of his face and to the side as he walked, pushing past lowered branches and through bushes. He passed by deer, squirrels, birds. All of which he connected with  peacefully.  Then, it came into view, the edge of the forest, and a little beyond that, a large wire fence that separated the forest  from a College campus.<br/><br/>He sat down under a tree, staring out beyond the fence and into the campus. The land that White Man owned, and the land that he was prohibited to wander into, hence the wire fence. The tribes and White Man never really got along, so it was best to keep distance. Yet, Liniwa was the type to not listen to orders 100%, so he was often closer and prone to get into trouble than any other tribe member. As he sat there, he watched as college students walked on by, not taking notice of Liniwa. White Man was told to ignore the Natives, to which they did. But, Liniwa was always the curious one to know who White Man was, and if they were truly a threat or not. Course, this could get him in so much trouble too.