Though Áki was quite staunch in his beliefs of how the world worked, he knew that not all cultures were the same and he highly doubted this woman would know anything about what he spoke of. Still, it didn't hurt to try. And even if she did not believe the lore he had been taught, it would be difficult for him to imagine she couldn't find some sort of beauty in the constellation and the symbolism it held.
His grin remained as he watched her, his nose twitching briefly to take in her scent. She was not considerably younger than himself, and her scent told of the heat that surely plagued her, though he could ignore the aroma quite easily. She admitted she saw nothing, and though she didn't look overly interested, she hadn't turned and walked away yet.. which said quite a bit. Warily, he would shuffle to the side from where he lay on his belly, moving a bit closer to her. "You must look closely," he explained, squinting as his gaze fell to the sky once again. He would tip his head to the sky, angling his tusks upward as he gestured to the general direction of the constellation. "Find the two brightest stars in the sky. Look closely and you can see the figures of two tall, two-legged beasts standing and chasing an elk. That elk is named Sarvvabivdu... or Sarva for short." His tail thumped happily on the ground as he turned to face her, watching her expression to see if she could make out the pattern in the sky that was so readily visible to him.
