now all that is left // o - joining

Without a doubt, the marsh territory can be quite messy to travel in. It was probably easy for most Tanglewood members, but it was hard for the cougar. Vladimir is blind, he can't see a thing and most of the time has to focus very hard on his surroundings to make sure he doesn't walk into a crocodile or something that would want to eat him. Actually, most of the time he isn't even traveling alone, unlike today. He generally is stuck to Amunet's side like glue, as she was unofficially his caretaker. He had been padding along with caution when his ears pinned to his head at the sudden yelling. The Russian has pretty sensitive ears, he can hear things easier than most clanmates due to losing his sight. It was a blessing and a curse, right now being the later of the two. He wasn't sure if he should go over to them himself, as he didn't know who they were and they seemed to be quite loud, but he went anyway. Vladimir didn't make the best choices, he was lucky to have Amunet.

The blind cougar made his way in, blindly looking to where he thought Valo-kas was waiting."Hello sirrrr, what is yourrr name and why do you need tanglevood? You seem little loud, sirrr." He said with his Russian accent, tail swishing behind him.

Amunet heard a yell and it wasn't the cleanest either, she made her way through the swamps with a bit of ease despite how she often lost track of which way was where. She soon found Vladimir confronting a possible joiner before she trotted over with light steps and stood next to Vladimir staring at the stranger with disinterest, she didn't like the use of vulgarity although this was a warbound clan so she doubted that said language would be refrained from being used. Ugh. Vlad had already asked the questions so she'd watch muttering something in Egyptian under her breath as her python, Moses, peeked out from underneath her cloak and stared at Valo-kas with beady, button-like eyes.

"SPEECH"

The blind mountain lion's ears pricked up at the familiar paw steps that belonged to Amunet, hearing her amke her way to his side, and then muttering something in a language he can't understand. He didn't focus on it for long, as his attention was brought back to Valo-kas, who didn't seem to like Vladimir's comment that greatly. Because before he knew it, they were retorting back with an insult- one mainly at his accent. If he had eyes, Vladimir would have looked at this guy with disappointment and annoyance at his grab. Vladimir knew his accent was different, but no one really made comments about it,until now. "I rrrussian, sirrrr," He explained with that Russian accent falling so easily off of his tongue, tail swishing behind him. "But you may join Tanglevood, Valo-kas. Velkome, I Vladimirrrr Murrrdock."