''It is.'' He said. Amias wanted to change the subject as soon as possible, not liking to admit to his weakness. ''So, how did you guys find out about this all? I mean, I had some messenger randomly coming. I can't imagine that dude walking all around the country just to tell us to gather.'' He smiled faintly.

Alena's brow furrowed, and she pulled the quill from her bag. "I.... Felt it.." There was no ink on the quill, but when she started to draw, it made thick black lines. When she did so, it appeared as if she were drawing on an invisible sheet of paper in the air, for the shape of a pitcher was floating there. Several seconds later, Alena was now holding a pitcher of water and several glasses. "Want some? It's cold."

T-thats so cool..! Mattie stammered

She passed her a cup of clear water. "Thank you. It's my only special ability, that and these useless wings." Alena gestured to the wings, each a little less than a foot long. "What can you do?" she asked kindly.

Amias looked at the girl draw. He was seemingly unimpressed, this was simply the Juda ability. He knew all of that already. However, when the glass appeared he grabbed it with no hesitation. The water cooled down more as he touched the glass. In one chug, he swallowed it and returned the glass to her. ''Ah, thank you so much. It's just that, you know, Chimber. The ice thing?'' Amias assumed the group knew at least the basics of the myths. ''I'm Amias, by the way.''

(Im so late with replying lol)

A-ah.. its a bit odd. He said, lifting a stitched dragon out. He swished his tail on it, and it flew up to Alena

"Of course. Makes sense." She smiled, and touched the glass with the quill. It vanished. "I'm Alena, daughter of Juda, but I would guess you knew that." Alena laughed lightly.

In seconds, a second dragon landed next to the first.

The stitched one, made of mixes of red and cyan flannel, looked confusingly at the other one

''-I mean, I can do this.'' Amias formed an ice shard is the air, using the water that came from them breathing. Water was basically everywhere. ''It's pretty useless, too. Some people that came to our church did believe I can bless them with it.'' He put his hand on her hand and made a little cold. ''Like so, but with a prayer. I'm basically the connection between the Gods and the mortals. That's what the priests say.'' He pulled back his hand.