Takri watched as the other dogs exchanged a few words and then Skylir left, after a moment, Blaze also left. So what if those may not be their names, Oh well, it's not like he cared. Sure, he was going to tell his gang about these dogs but he would permit no-one to chase after them to kill them. He really didn't care about disrespect unless that dog was aiming to join his gang, then he did care if that particular one was respectful to the other gang members and to him. After a few moments, Takir heaved himself up and shook until his fur settled down. He decided to see where the others had gone first before he went back to his gang. Following their scent tracks, he became aware of the stench of the city as he followed them. Soon, the stench became much stronger and then Takri stopped and lifted his head. So, they went to the city? Well he wasn't going in there today, no, not today. Maybe some other time, but for now, he had to get back. Racing to his headquarters, he only stopped once to look back and wonder why they had gone to the city, especially Blaze since she said she would fight for the country until the last breath had left her body. Then he shrugged and bounded to Rango Barn.

The night was falling rather quickly as Takri ran and the sun was setting. The air was getting cooler by the minute as he smoothly shifted to a walk and then halted in front of his barn. He barked once for the dogs to open the door for him and then sat down on his haunches to wait for his gang members to open the door. The crickets were starting to chirp as the night settled in and Takri's tassle thumped lightly against the dry and dusty earth. A moth flittered in front of his face as he blinked and lifted a paw near it to get it away from him. Yawning, Takri went over the events of the day. First, Blaze had rejected his rabbit, then they had shared a conversation of war where Blaze and Skylir both went against him and shot off rude comments and then Skylir had called Taka. After that, Takri had gone for a swim, layed on a rock and the others had left, he followed them then turned back and went here, back to his headquarters. He sighed as he wondered what Blaze was doing in the city and what would happen if the other dogs saw her, she would probably get ripped to shreds. He needed more dogs in his gang. He hardly had any. He stared at the mix of purplish-blue and tropical peachish-orangish-goldish and waited for the gang members to open the doors of the Rango barn.