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I agree, the original was a lot better.

"Well, shall we get going then, Rea? Or..do ya wanna stay here for a while?" He asked, putting his hood back on which had little cat ears sewn on the top. His scruffy brown hair stuck up from underneath it.

Lakota smiled and straightened his back a bit. He didn't know about going with another person. His trust issues by now have worsened over time, but its something he's needed to survive this long. He studied her for a moment as she explained. Her eyes looked innocent enough, but then again he...

(It's fine, don't worry about it :) He smirked slightly. "Yeah? It is kinda boring...I actually got kicked out of Purity. That's why I'm looking for a home in the forest." He smiled.

"Ah, I see." He said, making himself comfortable and sitting criss cross. "I'm guessing you're on the side of Purity?" Lakota asked, not trying to be nosey, but was just curious and was making and assumption by her white armor.

Lakota smiled and scrunched his nose as Allister ruffled up his hair. "Good, I'm glad we've settled this then." He said happily, he saw the deer meat in the man's hand. "I hope you and your brothers enjoy that...anyway, thanks for accepting the apology." He smiled, then turned back to his own...

Before Lakota began walking, he remembered how he confronted Allister about earlier. How he was lying, it made him feel bad for what he had done. Lakota didn't feel right for what he had done, leaving things like that. What he had done was rude, his childish side was definitely kicking in at...

More people? What's going on here? He asked himself as a woman in a tree arrived. This is the busiest I've ever seen the forest...Lakota thought, putting his book down for a moment. He does have places to be, he should be looking for a home right now. A home in the woods, perhaps underneath a...

Lakota crossed his arms. "Four brothers, eh? I'm guessing that since they're tearing up the house and you're the one out here getting food for them that they're either racoons, or they're really young. Now, how irresponsible for big brother to leave little brothers at home. And, just a...

(Of course not haha, the more the merrier.) Lakota raised a brow at Allister. There was something suspicious about that guy...he just knew it. "Why leaving so soon?" Lakota asked, making himself a little more comfortable. He had a smug smirk on his face, but he couldn't help it. Why else would...

Lakota heard what Rea had said to herself. He agreed with her, he's never liked war. He doesn't want to be apart of it. It's almost like the same thing that goes on in my head. A constant battle between right and wrong...he thought to himself, his thoughts getting interrupted by a cheerful man...

"Oh, its uh..." He was surprised by her curiosity. He looked at the cover. "It's called The Old Knight and His Dying Daughter...it's a sad book." He stated, going back to the page he was on. "It's about a retired knight and his daughter. They both live in the woods in an old cabin. The castle...

He smiled slightly. "Nice to meet you, Jay." He said. "I'm Lakota...just in case you didn't catch the name earlier." He stated, taking the pack off of his back and digging through the contents inside. At the bottom of the bag was a book. He took it out and flipped through the pages, not exactly...

He sat there wondering what to do. Should I leave...? He asked himself. The wolf woman was making a fire and skinning a deer, Rea was sitting there with her ears and tail keeping up with the wind's current. Lakota didn't know what the others were doing. He felt as if he was intruding on...

Lakota smiled as the wolf got up again in her mighty stance. Poor girl...he hoped that Rea really did accidentally shoot her, or else...well he wouldn't hurt her, but he'd still be mad. "Glad you're walking again." He smiled, laying back into the grass and staring at the clouds. He turned one...

Lakota perked his head up. He knows those names, and now it fit the description of their appearances perfectly. He didn't say anything about it though, they don't know he's a thief. He doesn't know what they'll do if they find out he stole from the land of purity. Lakota doesn't know that he's...

Lakota didn't know whether to believe that story or not, but just nodded. "Okay, I'm just glad none of us are dead right now." He said, turning back to the siblings, then looking at everyone. "I'm Lakota." He said to everyone, plopping down on the ground and taking his hood off to reveal his...

"Of course I don't trust her. I don't trust anyone in fact, not even myself sometimes." He chuckled, but it was the truth. "I don't need to use my weapons to defeat her, I have special abilities. And for this paralysis cure, it's the real thing." He said, looking at him. Lakota stood up, gazing...

Finally the lurker came out into view. "There you are." Lakota said, looking at the man with the cigar in his mouth. He lowered his katana as she threw the bottle at him. It landed in front of him. He put his katana back and grabbed the bottle, looking up at the mysterious girl. "Just one...

Lakota raised a brow. "Why should I lower my weapon? How do I know that you won't pull anything on me?" He asked, standing still as he has been. "Is that really healing potion?" He asked, flicking his head to a crowd of trees where a small piece of cigar ash fell to the ground. "I know you're...