K'luha looked with a proud smirk to Tahj, her tail swishing happily behind her. Yes! Success! It'd been awhile since she was able to mess around with the tribe like that. Although K'luha did notice a very angry K'zhumi stalking towards them. She laughed a bit nervously and tugged at her hair before looking back towards K'ile while he yelled at her. She grinned cheerfully again, putting another hand in the water to splash at him again.
"You better dodge if you don't like getting wet then! Or come and stop me!" It had been a long time since K'luha had been able to yell playfully at anyone in the tribe. She had been so high strung over K'ailia's raising and being, but she wasn't as concerned about Tahj. Tahj was already a good girl. She wasn't constantly afraid for her. Maybe, just maybe a little bit, K'luha was making a little bit of progress towards something positive.
K'iara, like K'ile, also hated being wet. Perhaps it was their genes that were so closely shared or something. The huntress shrieked as if she'd been shot when K'ile dodged Xha'li's water bomb and it hit her squarely instead. Drowned, she felt utterly drowned.
"Don't get me wet because you're dodging K'ile!" K'iara hissed back towards her uncle, pushing her wet hair from her eyes before lunging forward to push K'ile towards the incoming water. If she could use him as a shield, she was going to. Although, she had to duck behind him to effectively use him as a shield.
It was a little frightening how thin his Grandmother was. K'yohko hadn't seen her without long billowing cloth in a very long time. She seemed thinner now, but he supposed the old age and lack of food would do that. He hoped in their new home, she could return to a better weight.
His ears twitched rapidly, both unsure as to how to take being soaked and unsure how to act on his Grandmother's words. Revenge on K'luha? He straightened up the best he could and looked over. She looked... very happy. And so did Tahj and Xha'li. It was a long time since there was such joy. To see it, his lips twitched into the faintest smile.
Feeling rather a rather impulsive desire to act on K'takka's words, K'yohko cast her one last gaze.
"I'll be right back." He muttered before slipping through the wagons and dashing forward. Pushing all his might forward, he took a running jump into the oasis aiming to land where the water was deeper. This would be the largest splash he could make, and his running cannon ball was a surprising success. A large wave splashed out around him, dousing K'luha from her back and seeking to overwhelm Xha'li and Tahj too. All the tribe members anywhere near the oasis could be hit. Albeit, the water wasn't quite deep enough and K'yohko felt his legs ache from hitting the ground in the water with more force then he'd intended. He stood completely from the water and shook out his hair, pushing it from his eyes and glancing around.
K'luha had yelped at suddenly being doused again, only to look back a bit shocked at the Nunh. The behavior wasn't something he usually did. K'yohko held a blank face and glanced back to her.
"What?" Yohko looked to his previous mate blankly. Luha coughed a bit and looked away again, a soft blush on her face.
"Nothing!"
"You better dodge if you don't like getting wet then! Or come and stop me!" It had been a long time since K'luha had been able to yell playfully at anyone in the tribe. She had been so high strung over K'ailia's raising and being, but she wasn't as concerned about Tahj. Tahj was already a good girl. She wasn't constantly afraid for her. Maybe, just maybe a little bit, K'luha was making a little bit of progress towards something positive.
K'iara, like K'ile, also hated being wet. Perhaps it was their genes that were so closely shared or something. The huntress shrieked as if she'd been shot when K'ile dodged Xha'li's water bomb and it hit her squarely instead. Drowned, she felt utterly drowned.
"Don't get me wet because you're dodging K'ile!" K'iara hissed back towards her uncle, pushing her wet hair from her eyes before lunging forward to push K'ile towards the incoming water. If she could use him as a shield, she was going to. Although, she had to duck behind him to effectively use him as a shield.
It was a little frightening how thin his Grandmother was. K'yohko hadn't seen her without long billowing cloth in a very long time. She seemed thinner now, but he supposed the old age and lack of food would do that. He hoped in their new home, she could return to a better weight.
His ears twitched rapidly, both unsure as to how to take being soaked and unsure how to act on his Grandmother's words. Revenge on K'luha? He straightened up the best he could and looked over. She looked... very happy. And so did Tahj and Xha'li. It was a long time since there was such joy. To see it, his lips twitched into the faintest smile.
Feeling rather a rather impulsive desire to act on K'takka's words, K'yohko cast her one last gaze.
"I'll be right back." He muttered before slipping through the wagons and dashing forward. Pushing all his might forward, he took a running jump into the oasis aiming to land where the water was deeper. This would be the largest splash he could make, and his running cannon ball was a surprising success. A large wave splashed out around him, dousing K'luha from her back and seeking to overwhelm Xha'li and Tahj too. All the tribe members anywhere near the oasis could be hit. Albeit, the water wasn't quite deep enough and K'yohko felt his legs ache from hitting the ground in the water with more force then he'd intended. He stood completely from the water and shook out his hair, pushing it from his eyes and glancing around.
K'luha had yelped at suddenly being doused again, only to look back a bit shocked at the Nunh. The behavior wasn't something he usually did. K'yohko held a blank face and glanced back to her.
"What?" Yohko looked to his previous mate blankly. Luha coughed a bit and looked away again, a soft blush on her face.
"Nothing!"
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