<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/5/5b/Tsitu%2C_Nadaeki_Alpha.png)</div><strong>Character name</strong>: Ts'itu e'e Son<br/><strong>Who:</strong>Kon, Open<br/><strong>Where:</strong>Alpha House<br/><strong>When: </strong>Night, Sixth Day of Hunger Moon<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Green eyes darkened as he caught her. His warmth pressed against her back as he held her tightly with one arm. A soft growl left her as he nipped at her neck. Normally she wouldn't allow such a thing, but instead she simply smirked and reached up to bury her hands in his hair. "Well, you should leap, hunter," she growled, grinding her hips back up against him in a suggestive manner. Just as she thought he might actually get around to spinning her to face him, perhaps do some more touching with those marvelous hands of his, she caught the scent of her<em>daedze</em>approaching.<br/><br/>She turned her head and frowned a bit. Danae's movements were as smooth as ever but her features kept slipping into something resembling worry. She'd already begun pulling away from Kon, however reluctantly, in order to reach for her friend. Danae reached them and grabbed her outstretched hand. Ts'itu frowned as she caught the shake in the girl's voice. "I'll be back, Kon," she said, turning to the wolf, lips stretched into a small smile.<br/><br/>Then she allowed Danae to lead her away, toward a corner of the room that was considerably quieter than the others. She waited, knowing that Danae would start speaking soon enough. True enough, Danae began after a few moments. She stopped briefly after saying Ts'itu's name, her gaze darting about as if to assess who was nearby. When she continued, Ts'itu's jaw quite literally dropped. She only barely felt Danae's hands squeezing her own.<br/><br/>"He is...he is an honorable warrior, Danae. Long has he watched you with desire, there is not doubt that his intentions are good. I do not doubt he would be a strong mate." Ts'itu paused, tightening her own grip on Danae's hands. Her green eyes surveyed her sister's face, noting every minute change. "But would you return his feelings?" she said. "For if you would not, I swear I will make it so that he never again bothers you. And if you would have him, then...well, I suppose I shall simply have to threaten him appropriately."<br/><br/>And yet, though she meant the words truly, she was caught with a feeling of reluctant fear. She'd never imagined that she might lose her<em>daedze</em>to something such as mating, not so soon. She could not be selfish. She could not. So she smiled slightly and realeased one of Danae's hands, instead reaching up to cup the younger woman's cheek. "Listen to your heart,<em>daedze</em>."<br/><br/><hr/><hr/><br/><div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/5/5a/Skrida.png)</div><strong>Character name:</strong>Skrida<br/><strong>Who:</strong>Hiti<br/><strong>Where:</strong>Near the Sacrifice House<br/><strong>When:</strong>Night<br/><br/><hr/><br/>When Hiti had tentatively asked him to accompany her to the upcoming celebration, Skrida had been surprised. Of course, her curiosity was unmistakeable for anything other than what it was. For all that she was understandably wary of her new captors, she was also deeply intrigued by them. While it might take her longer to adjust than Unna, given that she<em>was</em>so wary, yet adjust she would. Her curiosity would guarantee as much.<br/><br/>The night air was cold as he walked toward the Sacrifice House. It was not his home, yet for now it would be hers. He'd agreed to meet her here, that he might show her through the village to the Alpha House. Snow crunched beneath his feet and he placed his hands behind his head. Skies glittered above him but he paid them little mind.<br/><br/>"Hiti," he called as he approached her. Nearly to her form now, he took in that she'd dressed quite nicely for the event. "You'll garner attention that way, luv, but I expect you'll enjoy it. The Tikaan are supposedly marvelous lovers." He winked at her and smiled, implying his joke in case she'd not caught it. "Come, we wouldn't want to be late."