Three weeks ago:
The rainforest's quiet night was ruined by the soft crunching of a four legged creature and the buzzing of some kind of insect. Two figures walked silently side by side, illuminated solely by the light of the moon. Neither said a word, not even when they found an unmoving body lying sprawled on the forest floor. Both figures just stood, staring and considering, until the largest of the two nosed it. The body twitched at the figures touch, and the four leg scooped it onto her back.
Present day:
Sal's head throbbed mercilessly. Gritting his teeth in pain, he awoke in a completely unfamiliar place. Suprised, the Meji slowly got up, only to be rewarded with a violent throb in his head. Wincing, he placed a hand on the sore spot and was met with gauze and bandages.
"Don't touch that," said a female voice. "It took hours to change those."
Sal looked in the direction of the voice. It belonged to a female Imeut, sitting on a very fine looking silk rug. Instead of wearing the ornate headdress, she had long, stringy black hair. Her eyes were sharp as an arrow head that seemed to follow his every movement. One of her alert ears was a little flopped. Buzzing beside an ornate paw, was a large beetle with wing caps that compared to quartz.
He chanced a look around. He was within somekind of wooden dwelling and, judging from the trees out a window, was in the middle of the Tengel Rainforest.
"Well?" said the Imeut. "Aren't you going to say anything sensible?"
(Sal 2/5)
(Adjo 1/5)