Ajani couldn't help but laugh. "Sadly for you in these forests the Leonin Nacatl are able to find anything in the forest. It will be impossible to hide from them and as long as you obey the rules nothing will happen and if you do happen to break one I'm sure I can get you out of it easily. Also worry not of your speech part of being a Leonin we are loud and noisy when it comes to basic conversation." he said then looked at the Spiritdancer. The aura flows strong with her I can see it growing. I myself use enchantments of my allies but my knowledge of healing is beyond any to compare to." He smiled as they entered a opening in the trees showing the Tribal camp. Four guards placed at the entrance. Ajani greeted them kindly his right hand on the their left shoulder and the same went for them. They talked in their native tongue, which to Azerith would sound like hisses, growls, and roars, for a bit; Ajani pointed to Azerith a few times during the conversation. Finally the gates opened and Ajani beckoned Azerith to follow him into the camp.<br/><br/>A small and large tents were set about inside a wooden wall, lined with thorn brambles. Only one structure was actually built in the center of the camp; a two story half timbered hall. Stalls surrounded the right side of the hall forming a little market. On the left side was training grounds and a barrack tent were Leonin soldiers and warriors were already fighting and brawling with each other as part of their training. If one looked about only a hundred or so Leonins lived in this camp; sixty of which were warriors or soldiers the rest young cubs and females.<br/>"Its not as big as most Leonin tribes but its a start." Ajani said leading the way to the Hall in the center of the camp.