black mark on her heart // joiner

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JUNGLE FEVER

got a taste for jungle fever? - an antagonist with a silver tongue , a pirate with nothing to loose and everything to gain . Vaas wants fame and fortune and power. Ambitions bleed between silver plated teeth. Something wild burns deep inside his eyes. He craves the anarchy of the wild and the need to burn it all under heel. Those in his way will burn, and the rest will get shoved out of the limelight You hit the ground

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the customary greeting a stranger got was cold and callous, because most clan's couldn't afford the luxury of trust, not when there were other clans out there sending raids and strangers into the frey. All in all it made the clans seem more rude or generally callous towards newcomers. But the point being it got the job done. It kept loners from wandering into their territory and leaving just as quickly- with tightly kept secrets or whatever true cause they had for being there. People could easily still lie when asked, but it was all the more easier to push someone out with the same callous words used to greet them if they were already in the mindset of could be an enemy.

There was already a group around the newcomer, and a quick glance told him that they already got through customary greetings, but the fact that the stranger hadn't been asked why they were there was on the tip of his tongue. Green eyes locking on reko as she polightly talked with everyone. The stranger was kind enough to offer help, but vaas was taught this rule young- never to truly trust someone willing to help unless they have a reason for helping. Maybe it was to join, maybe, it was something else.

"You planning on stayin' then?" the tiger spoke, his voice upbeat as he slipped into the conversation. still it was nice to see such generosity form a stranger, but that did not mean vaas would lower his guard. "Lava's slow goin' as of late, but it's growing. We could use a paw or two to help those who have stayed here longer."