Hey there, bright eyes
Sirius
Knight
08-13-2020, 11:28 PM
She gave her Warlord a proud smile as he approved her choice in possible training ground. She'd have to work through how she wanted the training to actually go and would have to see how many Students they had to make sure they had an even number of fighters, but she was excited. Ever since she became General she had been extremely nervous about teaching and she was really just now getting comfortable enough in her skills to be confident in arranging something like this. She'd been afraid that her loss during their most recent raid would end up derailing her progress in convincing herself that she deserved her position, but the more she thought about that fight she really wasn't sure if there was anything else she could have done differently. It had just been a strange fight with an unusual weapon that had thrown her off. "Good! I'll see about getting that arranged soon then," she replied as she began to examine the trees around them again. She hoped that this would be the first in several trainings they would do outside of their usual lands, but she'd have to see how this one went. Of course they would need to train on their home turf as well since they were just as responsible for defending their lands as they were being offensive in their fighting. Her thoughts were disrupted when she noticed a rustling in the branches above her, the sound making her ears perk and her head tip back to look for the source of the sound. She had half expected it to just be some birds that were nesting there or perhaps a squirrel, but what she did see was a large pair of blue eyes watching her very closely. She stopped walking and looked at the creature curiously. She had never seen a primate before so she wasn't sure what to call the lemur, but it seemed to be a very young version of... whatever it was. "Hey.... Sirius," she whispered, getting his attention without looking away from the solid black lemur that was holding on to the branch almost directly above her head. "Do you know what kind of animal that is?" she asked him softly, too afraid that she might scare it away to speak too loudly. |
