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IX - From the Wilderness° Draw or write how this wild-born kukuri was acquired by your handler, either they were rescued, caught, or maybe they just took interest in the human habitats? Handler must be present.Surma found Purjo in a small basket full of leeks, abandoned in the middle of the forest as a sacrifice - a nearby village thought that bringing food in the mysterious forest would keep all the unknown horrors at bay and away from their homes and crops. Well, they were not completely wrong. Surma couldn't just leave the little skull faced pup to die, so he quickly grabbed the kuku baby and rushed away, trying to flee before the setting sun would make all the spooky things crawl out of their holes.

XI - High Maintenance° Draw or write about your Kukuri getting groomed by a handler (be it bathing, brushing, or cutting hair, anything that has to do with getting clean and pretty again!)It was sometimes nice to step out of the eternally gloomy forest, and one of those occasions was to bathe in a fresh river. While Surma liked to stay clean, Purjo wasn't quite happy to be dipped in the cold water, making silly faces every time his tail and feet touched the stream.

XIII - I Ain't Afraid of No Ghost° Draw or write about a time that your Kukuri was scared - what or who were they scared of and how did they deal with their fear with their handler, and what did they learn from the experience, or did they learn nothing at all? There are many dangers in the forest, and not all of them are creepy creatures. Snakes can be extremely dangerous especially to someone who doesn't have access to modern medicine, so it is safe to say that both Surma and Purjo were terrified of snakes. When they noticed one slithering around their first instinct was to scream, but at the same time they wanted to protect each other; both grabbing the poor snake at the same time, trying to hurl it away at opposite directions, which lead to them screaming in terror and not wanting to let go in case the snake would bite the one that kept holding on.

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I really am not liking how this turned out ;;_;; I got frustrated too many times and this 3 trainings in one image was too much to handle, but I just wanted to get this done OTL

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IX - From the Wilderness° Draw or write how this wild-born kukuri was acquired by your handler, either they were rescued, caught, or maybe they just took interest in the human habitats? Handler must be present.Surma found Purjo in a small basket full of leeks, abandoned in the middle of the forest as a sacrifice - a nearby village thought that bringing food in the mysterious forest would keep all the unknown horrors at bay and away from their homes and crops. Well, they were not completely wrong. Surma couldn't just leave the little skull faced pup to die, so he quickly grabbed the kuku baby and rushed away, trying to flee before the setting sun would make all the spooky things crawl out of their holes.

XI - High Maintenance° Draw or write about your Kukuri getting groomed by a handler (be it bathing, brushing, or cutting hair, anything that has to do with getting clean and pretty again!)It was sometimes nice to step out of the eternally gloomy forest, and one of those occasions was to bathe in a fresh river. While Surma liked to stay clean, Purjo wasn't quite happy to be dipped in the cold water, making silly faces every time his tail and feet touched the stream.

XIII - I Ain't Afraid of No Ghost° Draw or write about a time that your Kukuri was scared - what or who were they scared of and how did they deal with their fear with their handler, and what did they learn from the experience, or did they learn nothing at all? There are many dangers in the forest, and not all of them are creepy creatures. Snakes can be extremely dangerous especially to someone who doesn't have access to modern medicine, so it is safe to say that both Surma and Purjo were terrified of snakes. When they noticed one slithering around their first instinct was to scream, but at the same time they wanted to protect each other; both grabbing the poor snake at the same time, trying to hurl it away at opposite directions, which lead to them screaming in terror and not wanting to let go in case the snake would bite the one that kept holding on.

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I really am not liking how this turned out ;;_;; I got frustrated too many times and this 3 trainings in one image was too much to handle, but I just wanted to get this done OTL