Sumeria returned to her yurt, and found a wooden box outside her door. Realising they were Svetlana's belongings, she picked them up, sat down on the step and began to look through them curiously for any more information. It didn't look too promising.
She picked up Svetlana's top and examined it. With a smirk she jokingly said:
S: Hmmm ... I wonder if it'd fit me ...
She set it against her chest to have a brief idea of the fit, and shook it slightly to get out the wrinkles. A leather piece slipped from somewhere in the top onto Sumeria's lap.
Surprised, and curious, Sumeria picked it up and looked at it. It had some sort of symbol or coat of arms burnt into it, strangely hypnotic and seductive in it's simple curves, but in a very evil sense of the feeling.
The Queen breath quickened. Could this be a clue? Something to help her tribe stay alive, or even the whole world?
She could be jumping to conclusions, but at the moment she didn't care. Stuffing everything but the leather piece into the box and putting it inside, Sumeria quickly made her way to Hiroshi - she hoped that he would find it familiar, and doubted anyone else in the tribe knew of it. It seemed very obscure and entirely unfamiliar to the very learned Queen.
She made her way down to the lake and soon enough found Hiroshi, with Kalasin of course. She called out to the Samurai to alert his attention to her coming presence, though she knew he would already have heard her with her skills of stealth forgotten for the moment.
S: Hiroshi, a word if you don't mind?
Hiroshi turned around, his mind firmly on his wife at that time. Sumeria tossed him the seal which he easily caught.
S: I found this in Svetlana's clothes - what do you make of it?
~Sumeria
She picked up Svetlana's top and examined it. With a smirk she jokingly said:
S: Hmmm ... I wonder if it'd fit me ...
She set it against her chest to have a brief idea of the fit, and shook it slightly to get out the wrinkles. A leather piece slipped from somewhere in the top onto Sumeria's lap.
Surprised, and curious, Sumeria picked it up and looked at it. It had some sort of symbol or coat of arms burnt into it, strangely hypnotic and seductive in it's simple curves, but in a very evil sense of the feeling.
The Queen breath quickened. Could this be a clue? Something to help her tribe stay alive, or even the whole world?
She could be jumping to conclusions, but at the moment she didn't care. Stuffing everything but the leather piece into the box and putting it inside, Sumeria quickly made her way to Hiroshi - she hoped that he would find it familiar, and doubted anyone else in the tribe knew of it. It seemed very obscure and entirely unfamiliar to the very learned Queen.
She made her way down to the lake and soon enough found Hiroshi, with Kalasin of course. She called out to the Samurai to alert his attention to her coming presence, though she knew he would already have heard her with her skills of stealth forgotten for the moment.
S: Hiroshi, a word if you don't mind?
Hiroshi turned around, his mind firmly on his wife at that time. Sumeria tossed him the seal which he easily caught.
S: I found this in Svetlana's clothes - what do you make of it?
~Sumeria
