Now, you see, fear and suspicion usually drives people away from that thing, Akaari was not so smart. In her utter tomfoolery she had followed - perhaps the wrong word to use, she was no sheep - the outrageous creature as he went off in search of the blood of the Savage. The cub had different ideas. She could not be wrong in her assessment (when was she ever wrong, what nonsense is that) for the large creature reminded her too much of that which lurked beneath. Perhaps it was just those eyes of his and she had focused on them so much that the rest of him morphed into the monsters of the deep. (It was just as possible that she had gotten the wrong end of things and the monsters were the saviours and the not-her was the barbarian). She had a one track mind in the though, she could not let him get too far away from her, always in the corner of her mind if not the corner of her eye. Perhaps she could study him. Now that was an idea.

Her mind, unknowingly, had followed the same train of thought as James', though not for quite the same reasons. She believed so fervently that he was one of the barbarians of the deep - for she was becoming quite obsessed with those visions - that how could he not be the savage the Kings were talking about. He was placed into the palm of her hand so she could deliver his blood to the Wild Hunt and be the master of it all. How kind of him.

Brought out of her reverie by a sudden and very loud crashing sound. Her eyes had not been paying attention but now she saw the falling of a comet, crashing and burning to the floor below and unsettling a desert of dust. Were they trying to draw attention to themselves? She could help there! She ran through the dust, small rocks that had fallen off the boulder hit against her pelt, though barely got through to her actual skin, her paws flying all over the place as she joined the small growing group. She kept away from most of them though, eyeing them all up, though mostly Alpha. She still really wanted to climb up his back and stare into those eyes, perhaps they held answers. Though the tall boulder throwing guy could lift her up to stare into green-eyed monster too. Interesting. One of them would do it if she asked nicely. Later though. Not now. Now was for blood.

Perhaps they could get blood from many different things, one would have to be classed as a savage, would it not, and the more they had the better their chances. The better her chances. Yes, much smarter. Now all she had to do was try get everyone else here to do her bidding. No one was really doing much at that point. Tall, boulder-throwing guy had most likely disturbed whatever it was that green-eyed monster was staring at and two were asking questions - nice! But what about actually getting the blood? Or even a creature? After one look around at everyone she knew that she would have to take charge here if they were going to get anything done.

The cub rose up onto her hind limbs, spread her front legs out wide like asking for a hug then slammed them down onto the ground. "Look, I draw savages to me." She was grinning at them as she started spinning in a circle, chasing after her tail that was dragging against the ground, falling onto her side and turning from one side to the other as she let her legs continuously flop either side of her. Whilst doing all this she kept her eyes on Alpha, having to come up with a plan to somehow draw blood from him, there were also rats they could be looking for. She had seen pitch black rats with red eyes tear into flesh, the nattering of their teeth in cave corners, if she looked at them too closely she was sure they would follow her into her nightmares, those would do quite nicely, would they not, if she could just draw some out with her 'dancing'. She had not realised that Alpha was thinking of the bats high above - the more the merrier though. "Evil rats, savage rats, evil green-eyes, savage green-eyes." She repeated the sing-song chant over and over, standing up sometime to wave her paws in the air again, rolling around on the ground as she sang at other times. All a part of her plan.