Flinduin stopped and frowned. He noticed the dragon flying backwards now, away from him, but not towards the clouds either. It was obvious to him that it wasn't a cloud dragon, or a skeletal dragon. He went through the kinds of dragons that he knew, but it wasn't very many, as he had never had an education. He looked down, and noticed that one of the windows in the castle had been smashed, and could see porcelain skewed about the floor. He looked back up at the golden white dragon, unsure as to follow it or not.

Bami's mind went through ways to escape encase something went wrong. She stopped going backwards and realized she was in this dragons territory. 'Must be a cloud dragon!' She flew down to the ground, still looking at the cloud dragon. "H..Hello?"

Flinduin kept a cautious eye on the dragon. He looked at the castle, then at the colors of the other dragon;
'It's a Royal Dragon' He thought to himself. He remember his father teaching him about them, but he and his father both thought they were extinct. "What do you want?" Flinduin said, watching the dragon as it landed.

"Who are you and why are you near my castle..?" Bami shook her body moving her fur around.

"You're one to talk, eh? I'd advise you to stay away from the clouds, they're quite unpredictable." Flinduin said, hovering in the air a bit over the Royal Dragon. He cocked his head at it, trying to decide if it was hostile or passive.

Bami quietly growled at it, gold ore coming up from the ground, making a wall around her. Other ore started popping up with sharp points near the dragon, threatening to attack him if he made any sudden movements.

( I'm just wondering, where is the castle in relation to the beach? Would you say it's visible?)

Scythia finally spotted the beach where she would hunt for fish. It was relatively clear, making it easier to spot fish she would want to catch, but it also revealed something else. Another dragon. By the looks of it, it spent most of the time in the sea, with four massive fins and a long, powerful tail to help propel it. To make matters worse, it looked like it had caught half the fish in the shoreline, frustrating the Thunder Dragon further. Not wanting to quarrel, she circled above the water, looking to see if there was anything left for other hungry dragons like herself. She was quick to catch what she did find, taking it ashore to eat, away from the other dragon. The last thing she wanted to do was get in a fight. She already did that enough when trying to keep the den she had in her cave.

Makinain looked up and saw a dragon over head swoop to catch a fish. She thought there was no way one fish was enough and as quickly as she could, made her way toward the mysterious dragon eager to share her spoils of the ocean.
" Heyyyy! If you could, please come closer to shore I'm awful on land! Like a turtle just turtling up shore, it's a very slow process and very hurtful to what ever pride I have!
Makinain laughed to herself, turtling was very fun to say in her opinion.
" turtling turtling turtling, you should try saying it!" She laughed some more, slowly hurling the net and bag behind her while trying not to fall over from her clumsiness.

Scythia huffed at the other dragon's approached, but figured that she mind as well take advantage of their generosity. She could do without the extensive amount of energy the dragon had though. Not everyone was happy on a mostly clear, sunny day. She walked over to the aquatic dragon, "I think I'm fine without having to say such things," she paused, "Besides, it's not like I like watching dragons ruin their pride. I have better things I could do than watch dragons humiliate themselves."