Eventually, she gets back up in her tree, and eats strawberries. Her teeth get stained red, and shes taking favor to jumping down and baring her teeth at unsuspecting elves, who yelp in surprise and fear.

Caspian ruffles the boy's hair before running back to the cliff and diving back in, the other boys follow him quickly. The girls watch, all blushing as thoughts begin to form in their heads as they watch the boys.

One of the older elves, yell at her for scaring the others, and she stops, but quickly gets bored.

(I think this is where she should meet the flock of griffins at the cliff.)

They all swim around, dunking each other and pulling them down.

(sure)

She gets up and begins to wander away, far from where she usually does. Shes never been here before, its a bit different from what shes used to. After a while of wandering in this new area, she eventually stumbles across a cliff, with a watering hole or lake of a sort at the bottom.

The girls sense a new presence, glaring at the 9 tailed fox. They stand, shifting into their small griffins and screeching, the males hear this and quickly shift, the first to show himself from the water below is a large male that holds a dominant aura. He screeches, stepping in front of the females as the other males surround them.

She isn't fazed; in fact, she finds it quite funny how males can be so protective of females who'll leave them when they find someone stronger. She just stares at them, not even bothering to shift.

Suddenly the male flicks his tail, the males release the tension in their posture, relaxing and going back to caring for the female griffins. Some were mates based off of the way they stayed together often, connected at the hip. The dominant male in front of the fox shifts into a handsome young adult. He stands at 6'5, looking down at her with a frown. "Can I help you? You do know this is Griffin territory, don't you?"

She shows no signs of fear; the only emotion showing is amusement. She looks around, turns on her heel then walks away.

He snarls at the reaction, shifting back into his griffin and stopping in front of her. Three other griffins, including the dominant male, surround her.