The lion yawned, his huge fangs flashing in the fading daylight. "We don't have much time today, if we don't hurry. Finding them in darkness will be impossible."
"Then let's go!" Sarah the tiger said, bopping the lion in the side before bounding out of the garden. The lion grumbled and followed, disappearing over a bush.

She quickly trotted after them, and lept over the bushes gracefully.

He started laughing so hard the narrator would be worried for him. "So you could stay on!" He choked between laughs. "We'd be spinning around so fast in the winds that a saddle would do close to nothing!" And he continued laughing.

You drift off into sleep, but before you fall asleep you have the vaguest feeling of someone coming inside the room, patting your head, and leaving something on the table beside you. All of it could have been a hallucination, but you never know.
~~
You wake up some time later, and now the sun was well below the horizon line. Stars shone and winked at you from outside the windows as you fully gain consciousness. Sine was nowhere to be seen, but a small but wonderful meal perched on your table by the bed.

"You shouldn't. You have noticed that they are kinda acidic, right?" The griffin continued as River and him made a sharp left turn, nearly throwing you off, but at the same time, gaining some distance away from your pursuers.

Your mana formed spirals, and shot up in a jumping motion before smashing down on the cat. Nothing was left now, only a singe mark where the cat used to be.

They were gone. However, there was a path towards some woods that looked menacing and another path that went right towards a small plaza, and you think you see a flash of tiger's fur.

(Lol. I'm good, how're you?)
Leaving without me? You hear something smirk, but you already zapped back into the real world.
"How was it?" Thalia asked.

(Lol. I'm good, how're you?)
Leaving without me? You hear something smirk, but you already zapped back into the real world.
"How was it?" Thalia asked.

(Ohh now you can here smirks, also I am good. That cat was getting really annoying, but oh well.)

Orchenia cocked her head to the side. "Tiring, kind of weird, and very strange." She said.