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[Bananas.MD]

"Cowan? I don't know, never met him," Akecheta replied as they trotted through the forest.

[val.]

Oh Fedora said quietly. Is your brother..Ahiga is it? The leader of the herd? She asked another question.

[firedance101]

Cowan tilted his head curiously at the older much bigger stag. "Rather formal for such a big stag." He flicked and ear at him and shook his head, turning his attention back out in front of him. " Tell me Ahiga why does a big powerful stag choose to consort with a lessor stag such as myself? Do you make habit of befriending trouble makers?" He chuckled.

[cek00]

Ahiga chuckled. "I wouldn't call myself powerful," he said taken back by the statement.

[lynettetan1]

Iso snorted softly, the golden stag guarding his herd. Gently, he nuzzled his herd, before grazing again. In some ways, he hated the rut, how everyone became incredibly competitive. But then again, he also understood, in a way. He guarded them all carefully, not willing to let any harm come to his hinds.

[firedance101]

Cowan shook his head. " Modest." He observed the other deer carefully. He recalled his spats with the few he had encountered so far and grit his teeth in frustration. Annoying them was fun for him and pretty easy at this time of the year;but, Ahiga was different from most stags he had encountered in his short life. Cowan put him on his own little mental do not annoy list at that moment.

[TheUmbraSide]

Glory cut the thick dirt with her hoof, snorting quietly. The tension in the air was nearly unbearable. Ahiga seemed to be conversing with Cowan for reasons that were unknown to her. Sighing, she found a spot under a tree to wait it out. Surely it would be calm again at nightfall.

[Ғαℓℓɛи Ƨтαяƨ]

Arabella looked from behind Ahiga, and slowly greeted Fedora, not wanting to startle her.

[val.]

{{Akecheta and Fedora are in the forest, unless your charrie followed them? I can edit this if your charrie was following them.

[cek00]

Ahiga smiled. "You have the endurance, and spirit, you just need the technique," he said. "Try watching some of the other stag's moves, and perhaps that would help," he said looking over the bruised stag. He could tell he had been in lots of scuffles lately.