<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/d/d7/Hiti.png)</div><strong>Character name</strong>: Hiti<br/><strong>Who:</strong>Unna, Seni, Kon, Danae, Delk'ali.<br/><strong>Where:</strong>Shaman House.<br/><strong>When: </strong>Early Morning.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>It didn't take long for her cheeks to puff out again; something she did when she was exasperated. She was grateful when the small group stepped into the hut and she was placed back onto her aching feet again. Hiti let out a light sigh as she stepped a little further into the hut and she cast her eyes around curiously. The first thing that caught her eye was the healer she had seen briefly when they entered the village and they were greeted by the other Sacrifices. Then, a male Tikaan who was with them on their journey to Kayax, though he was far ahead of her and she hadn't interacted or even seen him up close yet. She eyed the two cautiously, studying them. He was a little shorter than most she'd seen around, but that didn't make him any less daunting then the others. When she couldn't stare at the two any longer, her eyes cast around the rest of the building.<br/><br/>Unna was the last in through the door and Hiti glanced back to see Seni holding it open for her. That only caused her to be more suspicious. The redhead frowned at him before hastily turning her head to look at Kon with the same frown. Shaking her head a little, Hiti turned back to look at Danae, the healer. She didn't know what to expect of the female and she continued to wonder what a check up would consist of; she'd never seen a healer before, let alone a Tikaan one. She had been brought up to tough out the sickness alone and for some reason or another, that always seemed to work with her.<br/><br/>As she was silently waiting, the redhead raised a hand to press against her forehead as she inhaled, her eyes closing for a second as she tried to relax. Her skin was hot to the touch, but she hoped it was just that her hand was too cold to feel any different. It wouldn't be a good idea to fall ill with a fever at such an early stage of integration into the village.