"You know, we don't get many boys your age here. There are other tribes for
that. We just have the babies, send 'em to the women's village, and train
the ones 9 to 11."
*She stepped in front of Draco, forcing him to look at her as she spoke. He avoided her stare as much as he could, but was soon drawn in.
"You'll come and eat with me tonight. I want to know what's going on outside of here."
*They climbed to the center of the village and into Tala's house. Tigers lined the whole room, even the one in charge of watching him. He stood still in the middle of the room and observed it and its contents.
"This is my tree, my servants,-" She was cut-off by Draco.
"Servants? Are you royalty?"
"Yes. I was adopted by the magi as a babe, and never knew my real family."
*He was allowed to re-dress and tour the her tree house which was about 4 stories and lined with many different kinds of skins, exotic bird feathers, blades, and fire kettles. He later joined her at a large place on the main floor, covered with all kinds of food. He took a place next to her, at his plate, and the conversation began. It started slowly, but soon progressed; slowly but surely.
*She stepped in front of Draco, forcing him to look at her as she spoke. He avoided her stare as much as he could, but was soon drawn in.
"You'll come and eat with me tonight. I want to know what's going on outside of here."
*They climbed to the center of the village and into Tala's house. Tigers lined the whole room, even the one in charge of watching him. He stood still in the middle of the room and observed it and its contents.
"This is my tree, my servants,-" She was cut-off by Draco.
"Servants? Are you royalty?"
"Yes. I was adopted by the magi as a babe, and never knew my real family."
*He was allowed to re-dress and tour the her tree house which was about 4 stories and lined with many different kinds of skins, exotic bird feathers, blades, and fire kettles. He later joined her at a large place on the main floor, covered with all kinds of food. He took a place next to her, at his plate, and the conversation began. It started slowly, but soon progressed; slowly but surely.