Kainan had been flying through the air above the trees, taking the time to patrol the territory from the sky since it wasn't done as often as land patrols were. Plus it was just nice to be able to stretch out his wings and soar through the air as Galid's wind ruffled through his fur and scales. It wasn't much longer that an unfamiliar scent drifted through his nose, drawing the hybrid to dive towards the ground, following after the scent that seemed to be located at the Tribe's borders.

Landing on the ground in front of Muse, Kainan folded his wings against his body, orbs shifting towards the pure black feline. "Hello there, the Tribe of The Molten Spirits resides here, what is it that you seek?" The Spirit Watcher hummed, tone neutral as he spoke to the other. Kainan almost always kept neutral stances with newcomers until proven good or bad, the few exceptions being slim.

Cshio'ku? That was certainly... a new one. Morag Tong had never heard such a word before, confusion filling him as the rough voice of Muse rang out through the air. Despite not recognizing that particular phrase, the words that came after held more familiarity, drawing the spiritualist over as usual. He arrived shortly after Kainan, settling into a seated position beside the hybrid as he looked Muse over. The bags that hung from the other's sides were of particular interest to the male, although not because he thought they would be an issue. They didn't smell of herbs, nor did they look like they held any weapons, instead he smelled... paint? Was that from himself and Kainan, or was it from this newcomer? Had an artist stumbled upon their humble little tribe? That certainly was lucky, considering their traditions.

Seeing as Kainan had dealt with the usual opening question, Morag simply waved his tail in greeting at Muse, his voice a calm rumble, "Hey there. I'm Morag Tong, the spiritualist of the Tribe." He knew the other wouldn't know exactly what the title of spiritualist entailed, but that was fine. Hopefully the title alone would be enough to let Muse know that he and Kainan were serious. It didn't seem like the other had come to cause any trouble – they probably wouldn't have called out if they were going to – but one could never be too careful.

Kainan shifted his head towards Morag Tong briefly when the other appeared and greeted the other. He flicked his tail towards the river in greeting, appreciating that the other showed. The hybrid turned his attention back to Muse, humming softly as he listened to what the feline had to say. He perked up at the mention of wishing to join, the tip of his tail wagging slightly much to his dislike. “Well Muse we’d be glad to have you here in the Tribe,” Kainan said, a smile gracing his features. “Allow me to introduce myself, I’m Kainan the Spirit Watcher if you’d like I could show you around the camp so you can get adjusted to the territory.”

The brief fear in Muse's eyes was not lost on Morag Tong, although he did find himself vaguely confused by it. What did the other have to fear? Was this someone related to one of his past assassination targets? It didn't seem likely, considering he did a large amount of research into his old targets before taking care of them. For now, though, the tiger just made a mental note to keep an eye on Muse. He did so with most newcomers anyways, so it didn't seem like all that big of a deal.

Taking in a deep breath, Morag allowed himself to settle slightly before he spoke once more, "It's a pleasure to meet you, Muse. Welcome to the tribe. I definitely recommend one of Kainan's tours, by the way. He has a certain way with words that makes the entire territory seem rather magical." The male shot a small amused grin in Kainan's direction as he spoke, tail flicking behind him. He could still remember when he had first joined the tribe, following after Kainan and asking so many potential security questions that the spirit watcher had nearly grown light-headed.