Altair-
The large claws of his paws dug into the ground as the knife cut into him. It hurt but he would have to either get it out or be in pain forever. Once it was over though he calmed down. The cloak about him was ruined, thus he bit it off and threw it to the side thus releasing the shine of his eyes. The gems hadn't been called on so they weren't to be seen. Only his eyes shone a blood red much like the female.

Maria~
She backed away cocking her head to the side in wonder. Humans were strange. She again shook and backed away from the human. The male next to her threw the cloak from him allowing her to see the color of his eyes. He was a colored as well! That gave her hope even if he didn't stay with her. He was still out there.

Theon chuckled at the female morkko.
"Well hello to you too I guess."
He turned towards the male.
"I hope I did alright. My father taught me that when I could still see so I kinda had to re learn it by myself."
He paused a second, thinking it was somewhat foolish to be conversing with creatures he wasn't even sure could understand him.
"One of you must have colour right? Otherwise why would those hunters be after you? I wish I could see it..."

Shadow watched them. She didn't feel like being seen so she stayed silent and smiled. She loved this forest and she never wanted to leave.

Altair-
The human couldn't see? How was that possible? He dare not question it for the most part, one question just led to more. Least though he and the female was safe. He had to had it to her that she was beautiful, though he would rather not think of it like that. She was still a stranger to him. Again his attention looked to the man before him. Human speak, he knew very little enough that he could speak it. "Thank you." The morkko said in ask much a human voice as he could manage. That would have to do for the most part.

Kara pounced at this scrap of information. "I've been thinking, and maybe we should find a burrow instead."

Korak furrowed his brows. "Are you sure?" He asked. The only reason he had wanted a burrow was because his imagination ran wild and he thought it would be easier to court a female in it.

"Yeah, I'm thinking it would be better than a tree" She said with a smile. She was having similar thoughts, though. It would be easier to ask him to be my mate in a burrow . . .

He shrugged and said "Sure." Then, his heart skipped a beat as he saw the look on her face. Dreamy, as if thinking of someone she loved. Was it me? Then he cleared his head and frowned inwardly. She probably has a different crush, you idiot! He scolded himself again.

She noticed that his face looked hopeful for a second, but then more gloomy. She sprang ahead, looking around for burrows.

He followed, then yelped as the ground under him gave way. He yowled out "Over here!". He looked around, frowning at the many weird bottles he saw.