Nix replied we are having dinner. By the way do you know how to talk to these creatures? I really need to learn

(( @Kosa, Can you please put quotation marks around what your character is saying? If you don't it makes it hard to tell what she is saying. ))

I will try to remember

(( Thanks. It's fine if you forget sometimes though. I didn't mean to sound like a mean person. ))

Stream watches swift sleep, unsurprised by kags reaction to the human girl.She heard a loud crack of thunder outside.She walks to the entrance and see's a great hurricane coming towards them.She lets out yet another shierk and runs over to the others and nudges blake trying to get him to move to the nest cave, since it was the deepest.
"Guys we need to get to the nest cave, Now!"

Kag heard the shriek and what Stream said so she ran back to the main cave and began to push the human male towards the nest cave.

Blake was about to fall asleep when suddenly, the lupora nudged at him violently. "Oh- ouch!!" He yelled. But he saw it. A giant hurricane. "Oh shoot, thanks lupora!" He ran towards the girl, who he didn't see before, and ran to the Nest cave without any options in panic.

The humans were running to slowly so she ran next to them and tossed them onto her back and began running as fast as she could to the nest cave. She only hoped the humans could stay on.

She woke swift up and they ran to the nest cave, runnig for there lives.Stream was at the greatest risk becuase her wings caught the air ad she was pulled off the ground but she forced herself to the ground and ran working hard to keep her wings close to her body.But she was over agin pulled towards the entrance of the cave, this time she was pulled faster and shrieked,she fought hard to land agin and just managed to make it to the nest tunnell.She luckily made it to the nest cave.
"omg... I just nearly had my wings ripped from my body..."
Then she relizes she was bleeding in area's where her wings meet her body.
But all she does is lay down.

She reached the nest cave panting, not because of the distance because that was very short, but because of the weight on her back because her wings were still wet and the humans on her back, and also because she had been running as fast as she could fear pushing her on.