Mory-Talo-Vy

Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 6

mory-talo-vy." i repeated what she said. "mory-mory-talo-vy?" she smiled that menacing, yet friendly looking, smile i had seen the door guard smile at my-rora earlier, and said, "ky, uatusun. mory.

Language Lessons, Mory-Talo-Vy, Mvilu Uatusun, My-Ara, My-Rora, Uany, William Watson, dinner

Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 14

Since you, a uany, are willing to protect mory anohachy, the mory-talo-vy will revere you as 'the one who will unify'. if you continue to do this, you will win more friends and allies than the ka'yno can control."

Adauanka, Backpay, Chronoputer, Ka' Mu-Naka, Kerga Tyarza, My-Ara, My-Rora, William Watson, Zo-Joola

Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 10

I do not see how that information could in any way hurt the mory-talo-vy." "good. my first question is this. what kind of tactics do the mory hunting parties use to obtain the meat?" "there are several tactics that we use.

Great One, Hunting Tactics, Joola, Ka' Mu-Naka, Keeper of the Law, Kyta, My-Ara, My-Rora, Norotha, Tyarza, William Watson, Zo-Kyna

Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 16

Would you not defend your home if the mory-talo-vy attacked it?" "yes, i would and i have. but, why is talo-vy your home? there is no known time in which a uany has voluntarily lived in a mory village."

Apology, Battle, Dream, Hero Worship, Ka' Ky-Kikoo, Ka' Re-Sheshoo, Kerga Tyarza, My-Ara, My-Rora, Nakymoty, William Watson, Zo-Joola, Zo-Kyna, Zo-Kyta, nightmare

Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 38

Katoo said, "mory-talo-vy, what mvilu had said before the trial by combat concerning what my chorothy did to ne-raro and my-tara is the truth. i was there when my achorothy planned the death of ne-raro. i was opposed to it.

Atasho Chyzakoo'do, Death, Great Being, Jy-Choona, Jy-Tamy, Ka'yno, Kerga Tyarza, Law repeal, Lo-Katoo, Lo-Nachoo, My-Ara, My-Rora, Sha'-Naky, Trial by Combat, William Watson, Zo-Joola, Zo-Kyna, Zo-Kyta, duel, explanations

Marooned on Tashoo, Chapter 23

One thing you have to learn, along with most of the mory-talo-vy, is to not be overconfident. always assume your opponent knows something you do not know. that way, you will always be prepared, and you will not likely be surprised by him."

Balance training, Judo, Kerga Tyarza, My-Ara, My-Rora, Sword training, Taojoo, William Watson, Zo-Joola, Zo-Kyna, Zo-Kyta, Zooshaka, meat