The four silhouettes progressed silently, enjoying the cawing of crows to hide their advance. It was unclear whether these Crow warriors had Thunderheart taken advantage of the distraction caused by their totem animal or by a strange stratagem they could give birth … Still, they could well s to approach their enemies without that they only detect the Aurloks and when Raven came down on them, it was too late.

Contrary to what their name might suggest, the warriors Thunderbird are not professional fighters. The Aurloks being pacifists, they have no army in the strict sense. But daily life is based to a great extent on hunting, activity where the ability to quickly overwhelm a living is an essential quality. In wartime, this expertise is cleverly recycled and hunters are the first on the front with their hunting tools, whether weapons or firing contact. They then take the name of ayawisgi-Wakiya: Thunder-Warriors.
That lightning, they strike hard and fast, before disappearing into the vegetation and start over. They are nimble fighters whose speed is paramount: the face of heavily armed troops or professional soldiers, they have great difficulty making weight since the confrontation lingers too.

The warriors of the Raven Clan thunder form excellent reconnaissance troops, with their speed of movement and their ability to throw the javelin.