Rising Sun Valley Shierak Qiya

This is Rakharo leaving the scene :P

The reaction of Lavakho, although morally correct, was not to have place against a Khal. Rakharo was indeed taking all his frustration out on Tomahawk, and she hand't done anything to deserve it, but a Khal had his right to put everyone in place and boss around if he wanted to. Lavakho needed to understand that although he was his closest friend, his kin and his second in command, he had a place beneath him that he needed to know how to occupate, and it wouldn't be the last time Rakharo would have to put someone in place.

"I said we stay for the night." Rakharo growled as an order, and immediately turned around to avoid any further aggressions towards his own blood. He needed to vent and it wouldn't be pretty if he did with so much company.

The Khal had plans for Tomahawk that he needed developed quickly. He knew the common tongue, or at least the basics of it, but he needed someone to master both the common and the Doth tongue in order to be able to rule a Khalas in a foreign place. Tomahawk was crucial for the wellfare of the Khalas, otherwise she would have been dismissed long ago.