Jessie signed to Mr.lit. 'Will we face more creatures like the Dreamer?' She didn't seem to change much from disinterested though.

"Yes, probably. Hopefully not, but that would be wishful thinking. I hope we don't have to face... oh never mind, saying their name out loud would be worse," Mr. Lit said with a sigh as he walked towards the mountain, "We should head on foot... or talons I guess. Flying would be dangerous, easy to spot."

"Adventures? Like go Dreamer slaying," He asked, seeming to brighten up a bit, "And go fishing? I've always wanted to try fishing. I heard you can catch huge fish," He grinned a bit, pretending to go fishing for a moment in a totally adorable way, "Parents? They'll... visit me?"

Jessie walked besides him, signing to him because she had nothing else to really do. 'Good thing I can't fly.'

Riley nods and smiles as well. "Yes, maybe, yes, yes, and yes." Riley says, answering the questions and saying maybe for Dreamer slaying. He starts walking after Mr. Lit, beckoning Oliver to come along.

"Yeah, I guess so. I hope no more Dreamer decide to bother us, that would be annoying. Of course I prefer not to kill them," He walked forward, hopping on a frost covered rock.

Oliver nodded, smiling a bit as he followed Riley. He did glance back at the broken pieces of the Dreamer remains, looking sad for a split second. Then he ran up to Riley, holding his hand.

Riley smiles and takes Oliver's hand. He loved his child and was sure that Charles would like the little guy, but was afraid that Oliver may be a bit frightened by his boyfriend. He shakes his head and focuses on the task at hand, getting the flower to help Oliver. He would do anything for the little guy.

Jessie suddenly gave a struggled sound from her throat as to say she agreed, walking up onto the rock as well. There was reason she didn't talk.

Brian hopped after Jessie, though they where a bit behind. They spun a bit, arms out to the sides.

Mr. Lit hopped from rock to rock, shifting as they scaled up the mountain. He nodded at Jesse as he kept climbing, thinking. He knew it was dangerous to stay here, so he climbed as fast as possible.

Oliver smiled up at Riley, giggling a bit. He looked up at the mountain, staring at it with wide eyes.
"We have to go... up there?" He asked wondering how that was even possible, it looked so huge, "What if I fall?"

(Got work from 5-9... so I have to go soon)

(Aw, okie.)

Jessie shifted half way, slithering with her lower body carefully and using her arms to help her along.

Brian climbed after the group, having not the easiest time.

"Yes, we have to go up there. No, you won't fall. And if you do, I'll catch you." Riley says, urging Oliver forward. Frost could get slippery, but he was positive that he could scale this easily. And if anything happened, well, he could always turn into a dragon and use his claws and wings and such to help them up the mountain.
Azrail helped Scarab, but they were having a hard time. Azrail was giving instructions as best as he could, but Scarab wasn't finding this task easy by any means.