(http://i.imgur.com/8W0V3xm.png)<br/><br/><strong>Character name</strong>: Luika Dzel Ketnesi<br/><strong>Who:</strong>Ne'iine, Natu, K'ali, Ts'itu<br/><strong>Where:</strong>Kayax<br/><strong>When: </strong>17th Day of Hunger Moon<br/><hr/><br/>And so he walked. It was only five miles of walking through the powdery snow by his estimate but by the time they finally walked into town he was throughly sick of the stuff. He positively envied the grace and seeming ease the Tikkan seemed to move through there environment. Though he handled it well and surprisingly so for a human, he was not born to it as the Tikkan were and so could not swim through it like a fish to water as they did. Thus he was more than a little tired when they set foot into there little town. His flight from the castle itself to here had cost him much but he still had energy to spare if he needed it and he had a feeling he would need it to keep his wits when he found himself before there alpha. The walk had been done in utter quiet. He had only acknowledged Natu's correction that he only be called by name with a slight nod. There was nothing more to say to the subordinates as all his focus was now upon thinking of how to convince this alpha, this Ts'itu. Would they be level headed? Would they be wise enough to hear his words and warnings? He hoped so because more than his life was in the balance.<br/><br/>Following his guides and guards they came through the little town, Tikkan and humans he was sure, paused in there work to look at him. He guessed that not everyone was brought into town bound with an escort. He did not hang his head like a guilty and beaten dog nor did he rais it proudly like an arrogant fool. No, he kept his posture strait but open and his eyes had a curiosity to them as he took in all he saw. he had never been to a Tikkan Village. At least one that was fully functioning. He had seen the half burnt down, raided ones, howls of anguish off in the distance. he had walked through them and wondered at things he saw, wanting to know more about the Tikkan than how best to kill one.<br/><br/>His scent proceeded him, coming to Ts'itu as the scent of only a human man. So when he came within her sight she would be well aware of how very human he was. However When he lay those cold, blue eyes on her he stopped in his tracks. Her stance spoke of tension and warned of quickly sparking anger so he planted his feet and didn't move his eyes only on her. A feeling ran through him then that raised the hair on the back of his neck. danger breathed down his neck and he was looking his death right in the face. he was observant and what he noticed, was what he was trained to look for. he was quick, and sharply clever compared to most humans and so he knew she was a Tikkan of importance when he saw her. he hardly dared to breath as he looked at her. it clicked in his head and he gave her a bow as one would a king or queen. "Esteemed Alpha Ts'itu, I am Luika Dzel Ketnesi and I come to beg asylum. I implore you, please hear me out for the sake of your people." he spoke boldly again, clearly, yet there was a striking gentleness in his words that was like a healing balm to raw wounds. Still bowed and rose slowly to meet her eyes. yes, there was no mistaking it, this was the alpha and she had a fire in her eyes that would rival hell it's self.<br/><br/>http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=178654.50 (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=178654.50)