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DarkHeartSeer The day was hot, and the sun shone relentlessly in the otherwise empty sky. In an open field beside a small cabin and a river, a large group of tokotas milled about. A few days prior, Atobe, a dominant reversal, had grown bored of the languid summer pace his handlers Tori, Katt, and Raj kept and had taken it upon himself to liven things up. Without wasting a moment, he gathered a small collection of tokotas from around the estate that needed to get out and see the world - Golden Delicious, the aptly named golden half mane dire, Mianersiwok, the keen-eyed piebald hunter, Articuno, a lilac long mane owned by a friend of his owner

Rite of the Hunt Tulugaak yawned, large teeth glinting in the light. Today was the day that he was going to perform his third and final rite. The dire tokota grumbled slightly as he woke fully, slowly rising to his paws and shaking out his large mane. He knew that Wenona would soon wake up as well and start getting him ready for the hunt. But for now, Tulugaak was content with just waiting. Rest was important for a strenuous activity like hunting, no matter how small the prey that was hunted was. As he had predicted, Wenona arrived about an hour later, finding the dire half-asleep. All it took was a few pushes and the tokota awoke, standing

Rite of Merit Ice fishing Tokota participating in Rite Tulugaak, owned by dashsky Tulugaak was extremely fed up with this seal. For the past 10 minutes, the dire tokota had been successfully catching fish, which, from anyone else’s perspective would be a good sign that the Rite would go very well. Unfortunately, that was not the case. Every time he caught a fish with his great furry paws, this one seal kept speeding by and stealing it right under his nose. The graying tundra was pretty patient, but this was driving him mad. The tokota took a deep breath and caught one more fish. For a second, he thought the seal had given up and left

Exploration Tokotas: -Rakuseki + Tori -Tkuhts + Verkik -Tiger Lily +Katt             The water in the river was cold today. The weather outside was overcast, but it held no sign of rain. The wind blew briskly against the long waving grasses in the meadow, sending whistle-like sounds through them. The temperature was perfect, and Tkuhts and Verkik knew it. The two were splashing in the slow river, throwing water at each other. Grandfather Clock watched from beside the cabin, unamused. His half mane was fluffed up, clearly agitated by the water being thrown about. He hated getting wet. However, he did enjoy seeing Verkik happy, as she always

Exploration - Rakuseki + Tori - Trigger + Katt “It’s so hot I feel like I’m going to burn up.” Katt groaned to Tori, who was across the room in their cozy cabin. Tori shrugged at her and replied, “Nothing I can do about it. We could go exploring though.” She said, eyeing Katt with a sparkle in her eye. Katt yawned, “In this heat? We’ll get burned up by the sun, then fall to the ground and get blown away by the breeze.” Tori turned to look straight at her. “That was FIVE years ago Katt. FIVE.” Katt made a face at her. “It’s still funny. Plus it makes sense.”

Moose Hunt Tokotas: - Trigger - Grandfather Clock + Verkik - Tiger Lily - Silke - Neo It was a crisp and gray morning outside of Grandfather Clock and Verkik’s cabin by the stream. Verkik yawned as she stepped outside, squinting into the sky. It looked like it might rain, but she would hope it would just be overcast. Verkik ran back inside and started poking the tawny mound of fluff that was curled up on the ground before the fire. After many minutes of poking and smacking, the tokota yawned and opened his purple eyes. “Come on.” She muttered, grabbing Grandfather Clock by the mane and forcing him to stand and start walking