Nishati stood his ground and waited for Khari to walk away. He knew that his younger brother was going to have to learn when to curb his over-enthusiasm and mischievousness at some point; it was better to try and get that into his head sooner than later because, frankly, Nishati was tired of near-death experiences. They had all had 2 in the space of 2 days. His words were harsh, but they were for the benefit of everyone. Honestly, he didn't care if Khari didn't like what he said. Nishati knew that he had to do what needed to be done.
The stance that Nishati had taken during his...talk with Khari softened a little. His expression did the same thing, but he still kept a keen eye on his boisterous brother.
[quote="AmyMarie"]"When the sun is at it's highest, we'll have to rest I suppose. That means resting out in the open..."[/quote]
"Huh, what?" Jayma's words snapped Nishati out of pensive state. He looked around a few times, caught out by Jayma talking to him. Oh, yeah, right..." He frowned slightly, but didn't say anything before he began to walk. "As long as we don't let our guard down, we'll be fine." Nishati glanced over his shoulder and gestured for everyone to follow him.
Katania was almost speechless after listening to her older brother shouting at Khari. She wasn't quite speechless, though. That was because she knew Khari deserved it. Still, though, she hadn't seen Nishati like that in, well...ever. In some respects it was really quite scary and it made her even more inclined to stay on his good side. Of course, it wasn't exactly like she was ever going to try aggravating him or anything. The only thing she could do now was follow him and hope for the best.