"I assure you I'm not that easy to get rid of." Koa said puffing out his chest some.

A sound much like a purr came from his throat. "Then let us be off." He stretched his wings out shaking them to get all the feathers in place. With two bounding hops he launched himself up and into the air.

The sun was hot on her fur as she wondered from her den yet again. Why could she not have just waited till night before making her way toward the pool to drink? Hunting at night would be so much better though she chose to do if by day. Sighing she took a moment to stretch her wings, one though was rather mangled looking with a slight curve to it and feathers missing in places. She could still fly on it just not for any extended amount of time. Shula flapped them some in order to get up into the crook of a tree. From here she could see much of the woods everything to the pool I which she would drink. There was two fox looking animals between her and the pool as well. Maybe hunting wouldn't be hard today. The bear jumped from the tree gliding down nearly as silently as an owl would have before she dropped down onto on of the foxes.

Adrien let out a frighted squeak at the sudden shadow above them, in his fear a small dome of briers surrounded him.
Arya took to the air just before the creature landed, only barely escaping. She growled in frustration,"Do I really look that tasty, or has no one ever seen an Aripi!" she exclaimed loudly her bright blue gems now glowing with electricity. Though she was small she was never viewed as pray, even in the Kingdom the dragons respected her kind, and did not view them as an easy meal.

Adra called out for something. She didn't know what. Was it for her mother? Was it for her father? No they had left her and now she was left alone and she found it hopeless to cry out but did anyways. Her tiny body shook and she laid down. Her legs were under her as she curled up. She felt cold and weak. But suddenly she felt a little spark of warmth but she didn't know where it came from. She felt like cuddling with the warmth but she didn't

"A what?!" The bear like animal said jumping back in surprise as the animal she was about to kill spoke. On second glance she could tell now that it was something of the fox family. How had she been so stupid. "My apologies, I thought you for a rabbit." Shula said taking another step back. Her eyes had been dull since the mammoth attack making seeming rather difficult along with flying. She had learned to live with it though as it was part of her just as her one remaining horn was.