Arian saw another guard come running toward her. When she explained what happened, he looked puzzeled. "Wolves? Here?" he asked. Another guard came running towards them. It was a relief guard. Seeing the two of them he skidded to a stop, his eyes big. Arian realized it was because two guards were never together unless something happened. "Wolf attack," Arian explained to the young guard. "I'm going back to report." she told the other two, speeding off toward the tribe home.

Rune looks at Gaundun. "You can move some herbs here and your personal stuff and get comfy. Dragons here will trust you. It's ok. I trust you. "

"Thank you," Gaundun said again, grateful for her kindness. He opened the pouch around his neck and placed herbs on the shelves.

"I'd better get back. See you. " Rune slips out and leaves.

Gaundun finished placing the herbs on the shelf and lay down on the feathers.

Rune went out hunting by herself again. It wasn't her fault the hunters were lazy!

Gaundun opened his eyes. He hadn't remembered falling asleep. He stood up and slipped out of his cave. The other dragons didn't seem to notice him. He walked toward the main entrance where there were two guards. Neither one glanced at him as he passed through the gates.

(@ Babaaeyes: What's outside of the cave?)

((The forest beyond))

Rune was flying after an incredibly speedy bird. She liked a challenge now and then.

He looked around at the forest before pushing of the ground. He flew over the forest until he saw a small pond. He dove down and scoured the ground for herbs. He found a few which he put in his sack. There was waterweed which was for cuts and a alage that stopped bleeding. Tucking them into his pouch, he traveled on foot deep into the forest.

Rune, who had managed to catch the bird settled down. Her stomach was beginning to growl and she couldn't hunt on an empty stomach, she would probably be fine taking a break, she could probably take on a Rattan if she really wanted to.