"My name is Indra." He replied, looking up at Daechir. He relaxed a little bit, seeing the larger wasn't angry at him for being here. But he knew his family would be for wandering off again. "I was playing with my little brother, but he got tired and wanted to take a nap. So I wanted to wander off and see what I could find. And now I can't remember where I came from."

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Daechir nodded, "Well then, you aught to be more careful when you wander about." He sighed and got up, "What do you remember about where your family was last you saw them?" Any other male might have killed the boy, hell, he would have if not for his mother. But thanks to her he'd been instilled with the idea that children should be protected.

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Indra nodded, wanting to curl up on himself with embarassment. He looked over his shoulder, looking to see if he saw anything that looked remotely familiar to him. Then he saw a tree that had a few flowers creeping up the trunk.

"I remember coming past that tree over there."

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Daechir nodded and headed to the exit, "Let's go then. That's the best place to start looking. And for future reference, stay closer to home. Many males won't hesitate to kill any kids not their own. Even if they are out of line doing so."

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"Okay..." Indra nodded, frowning a little as he headed toward the tree. He figured he probably got some of his personality from his father, since his little brother did stay close to home. He just found it boring to stay in the same part of the woods, chase after the same frogs.

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Daechir glanced back at the boy, "Bored? No fun hanging around the same place all the time. But tell me. Would you rather be bored or dead? I told you, males around here won't hesitate to kill children. Especially if it means they get to mate."

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"Don't want to be dead." Indra spoke quietly, heading toward what he figured was the right path. Of course he also figured that he would have one angry mother once he got home, if he got home alive that is. "But I heard mom say that... that's why we have to stay in the same place. But what happens if we get a new sibling?"

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"Then you have a new sibling. But it's not likely. Though the reason is something your mother can explain when you're old enough." Daechir stopped when they reached the tree, "See anything else familiar?"

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"Don't think we have a new sibling yet." Indra shrugged before he looked around. "Daivat said we came from a giant bird. But mom said that he looks like our father because of the markings on his tail, and he didn't come from a giant bird. Oh, those rocks look familiar."

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Daechir shook his head at the thought of something so silly, "Your mother is correct. Alright, let's go then." After a few more minutes of moving he stopped and looked around, there was something here. "Can you climb trees?"

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"No, never learned how." Indra shook his head. He was still so young, there was a lot he wasn't taught yet. Did something catch the older naga's attention that he didn't notice? Maybe it was Daivat, or it was his mother. If it wasn't his brother, he would definitely hear it.

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Daechir hissed at the rustling, "Show yourself! This is MY territory, trespass at your own risk."

(Sorry it's so short)

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"Hold on there, I mean no harm." Anjay protested, glancing at the other naga as he cautiously came around the corner. He had a good reason to be hiding out, and he was somewhat afraid this naga was like Killian and would take advantage of his situation. Then again, he was surprised that after three years no one found him.

"I was looking for my son, I had no idea this anyone's territory. But I do apologize if Indra caused any harm to anything you might own, or damaged anything."

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Daechir relaxed a bit, 'So this boy's 'mother' was a lesser male.' He thought to himself. "No, he's done nothing. But you may want to teach him to climb soon. There are less tolerant males around and he's in more danger than if he could make it to a smaller branch."

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"Of course." Anjay nodded. "I told him about the dangers, but he's pretty much like his father. And in some cases, that is not a good thing. I just don't want him to turn entirely into him... one is enough. Daivat knows how to climb, Indra is just a little more headstrong."

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