"Well you can come then, I mean hasn't the dream already taken place?" She asked with an arch of her brow hoping that the dream had worked it had taken her a lot of energy and made her sleep for almost two days afterwards so she hoped to Hades that it had worked because she didn't know if she would do it again even for Sakarra. "I don't remember you talking about him, maybe I'm just forgetful, it's entirely possible that I forgot about it. Harsh Mummy not letting her even do it before you ground her." She says, bouncing on the tips of her toes. "Soooooo?" She asks dragging out the word for awhile. "Are we going to get tattoo's?"

"I have yet to hear from anyone from the tribe," Sakarra tells Ali with a shrug, "But I'm more than sure that the dream did the trick. I can already See some of them giving in to agree, but some not yet." She looks at Mackenzie for a few moments, a smile forming across her lips as she says to Ali, "I think we're due for some stepmum-daughter bonding and have a right to rebel; so as long as Kenzie is absolutely certain of what she wants..." Eyes flicking between the two for a second, "We're going to get tattoos!"

"I could always give the holders out a dream of their fast coming demise if they don't agree." She tells her with a cheeky wink, adding the evil hand rubbing and laughter for the effect. "So, chicka? We doing this? We could totally get matching tattoo's! I mean I have a heap but I've never gotten one that matches someone else's at the same time as them, we should totally do that come on please lets do that!" She says, bouncing on her tip toes with her excitement at the prospect of getting matching tattoo's with the two others, she had never really had friends so to finally have some was really cool and getting two at once was even better.

Mackenzie giggled, "yeah he worked that out very quickly. I think he was glad when my dad walked into camp", she replied with a grin. It took Mackenzie a moment to realize the importance to Sakarra's words about a tattoo and the worried look that had crossed her face when Sakarra had first joined them turned to a grin. The grin turned to a pout at being called a rug rat, but she bit her lip before she said something and made them both think of her as a child again. "Dad has a tattoo so I don't get why he is so against me getting one", she replied. She smiled back at Sakarra, "I know damn technicalities", she replied. She decided to ignore the comment about being grounded but she knew out of either of her parents that Sakarra would be the one to be able to see it through. Mackenzie looked between the two wondering what the dream was about but she decided not to ask. Mackenzie grinned, "I'm in for matching tattoo's."

"Most tattoos, even your father's, have a meaning behind them," Sakarra tells Kenzie with a smile. She taps a finger to her chin, "Which brings us to... what should the matching tattoos be. I need something that will blend with my tribal marks; and I will be a stickler for tradition and say, Kenzie, that as your first tattoo it needs to symbolize growing up." She shrugs a shoulder and smiles again, "I was planning for your next birthday letting you pick one of the tribal marks that symbolize reaching adulthood and being a woman, whether your father agreed or not. But I will leave it up to you since though you're part of the tribe, you aren't Native American, so you don't have to get a tribal tattoo unless you want them. I won't force you to partake in my people's traditions when I myself am breaking some rules." Sakarra shoots Ali a look, eyes twinkling over the mischief the two - mostly Ali - were causing so Sakarra could have moving tattoos. "What ideas do you have, Ali, for the tattoo since you have more experience with tattoos and probably have a ton of ideas for more."

"I'm totally into a tribal one, I mean I have a lot of ideas but I'm into the tribal ones. There is a whole heap of tribal ones that we can get, and if you're not happy with the ones that we find you can make a sketch for Maddox or Madds to make it so that the tattoo will twist and change when wanted so that it can be different when you want it but look proper when seeing someone that you need it too look proper though." She said after some thought, tapping her tattoo on her thumb as she did. "I mean I don't really mind what design that you choose because I'm not fussy."

"Well, if we can get one that will change to look tribal when around people who will be upset about non-tribal, then we can get anything!" Sakarra says excitedly, loving the world they live in and how much they can do that mortals can not. "I think that with that knowledge, we should allow Kenzie to pick a design for our tattoos. Since it is her first one." She turns her gaze to her stepdaughter with a smile, waiting patiently for her opinion on what she will want as her first tattoo. Kenzie has always been full of imagination, so she is sure the younger girl will think of a good design.

Kenzie looked between the two adults, she didn't want to pic something that wouldn't suit them either and she didn't really know Ali all that well. She took a moment to think on it. She didn't really want a bird cause that was what her father had but she had but at the same time a phoenix was a symbol for fire and her mother had been a daughter of Vulcan so it would fit as a symbol for her. That and Kenzie herself felt connected to fire from her mother, even if she only had a small amount of control over it. "I think I would like a Phoenix", she replied. "A symbol for fire and in some ways my mum", she continued. Her eyes on Sakarra hoping she would be okay with this. Sakarra had been the only mother she had known and she didn't really want to offend her with her choice.