Oblivious, Maui goes into the swamp

Maui trotted into the bog silently through the shadows. He wondered if Arohkien was going to follow or not, but decided it wouldn’t really matter either way…he was sure they would have time to talk another time…The plethora brute looked at the bog and sighed. He walked to a dry spot and lay down, thinking of Hazy. It seemed she wasn’t such a good tracker after all, she had never found him. He didn’t care if he ever saw her again or not. He actually hoped that the fae was dead somewhere, killed for her ignorance.

Maui lay his head down rather drowsily. He dozed as he waited for Arohkien to arrive if he would. And like the rest of the small pack, totally oblivious that a small raid was about to happen.

Arohkien slowly came in, looking around, he spotted Maui, slowly advancing towards him, stopping before him he reclioned upon his haunches, looking uipon the sleeping form, he smirked slightly then spoke "Maui, what did you want to speak with me about?" he said, watching him carefully. Oblivious there will be a mini war about to erupt, but he was happy acka wasnt here, nor kiowa, they were out of harms way, but he knew that soon that there will be a mini war upon them, though Arohkien promised he will return to Kazuo soon. He watched him slightly and sniffed the air, awaiting him to speak.

ooc: very sorry for crappy post ><

He was sleeping lightly, waking easily upon the first sound of voice from the Omega. He rose, taking his time and not rushing into words. His oddly petite paws lifted him up and he curled his wiry tassle about his legs. Colorless orbs looked to Arohkien. “Many things Arohkien, many things.” He said with a conniving smirk. But where to begin? He thought. “Well, I suppose the most obvious first. You are the Omega. In my orbs, you are more powerful than that, I suppose that Kazuo sees it too, but I’ll not treat to you as the Omega you’ve been placed as.” He snorted; tone serious.

Sure, he would be dominant over Arohkien, for now at least, and Arohkien would respect his slight authority over him, if not him. He had some more things he wished to speak over, but he’d wait until Arohkien responded to the first thing. Hopefully, he would catch what he was saying and not take it in the wrong manner. It would all depend on what was behind those eyes, protected by flesh, blood, and bone. All depended on what that pulsing mechanism took it as.