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Of the students that Raziel now condemned himself with, he found himself mostly disliking the stubborn black wolf. Everyone seemed to follow at his beck and call, stupid mob mentality. Then there was the scantily clad cat girl thing. She was even more stubborn than the wolf was but without the slightest concern for anyone else. In his mind, Raziel silently cursed their existence.

Luckily for one or two others, Raziel was feeling slightly more kind to them. Raziel had met Tahki before, and while they didn't get along so well, they were far from enemies. The only other one was Petro.. at least he thought that was the name of the tall boil. He seemed to show some concern, although misplaced for Raziel.

The comment coming from the silly cat girl only made Raziel plot further. There was no way they would ever get along. Especially since she was so ill informed about the reasoning for his unhappiness. "Why don't you shut your trap and keep walking you over-sized furball," the last few words came out in a sneer, trying to antagonize the jerk.

"I'm not hurt... Petro, I think that was your name? I just don't care to be anywhere near them," he replied with an insinuation at the two he definitely could do without.

The Sphnix just laughed as if that were a good joke. Her fangs flashed in the whiteness of the surrounding snow.Was he serious? Her brothers called her that when they were BABIES. What a lame insult.

"Oh come on now, you can come up with something better than that childish insult. My baby brother still calls me that," she chuckled to herself. She glanced at her companions. It seems most found him to be just as pouty. She chuckled at Petro's suggestion. While it was pretty good, she always felt better after a good roar, she kinda doubted the little monster could do more than SUPER MEGA EMO POUT.

Raziel had stopped dragging his feet, but now walked with a deliberate step, closer to trees and other possible dangers. He was daring them all. Just because he was small meant nothing, he was ready to do some serius damage.

She wanted something better? Oh, she had it coming. The comments from the black wolf were quickly lost in Raziel's growing disgust for the cat thing. With a conniving grin, Raziel started again at the she-beast, "Your baby brother still calls you that? Then he must think you're as hideous as I find you to be. Which reminds me, why don't you put on more clothes so that the sight of your body doesn't cause me to wretch and lose my lunch. Now, shut up and go away lest you achieve the physical retribution your behaviour merits."

Tybalt resisted the urge to roll his eyes. Oh the drama from this kid! "We're not doubting your fighting abilities, kid. I'm just saying you might want to save every ounce of your strength for whats to come. I have a hunch that these trees are only the beginning of something worse." Maybe that would get through his thick skull? Then again, maybe not. This kid was beyond stubborn.

"Just leave them to their bickering" He grumbled to Tro. "At least they're still moving and hell if it helps them, let them bicker as much as they like." Despite saying this, the black dog moved up ahead so that he didn't have to hear as much of it as he already was. If they started yelling, he didn't want a headache.

Raziel scoffed at the nasty old lady. She had chosen not to shut up, and so she would pay the price later. Raziel was content to let the mood simmer for a while, build up tension. All the better for the eventual damnation of them all. Here, Raziel would have let out a rather grim laugh, but instead he opted for a quiet, dark and evil grin towards the ground. Things were only going to get more interesting from here.

In the meantime, Raziel had begun to feel the cold sting of the snow on his feet. He weighed his options rather quickly, and decided the only way to keep his feet from freezing off would be to find a mount. At the moment, there were two choices, Tahki, the large snow white gryphon, and the stubborn over-sized black mutt. Without another thought, Raziel got a running start and leaped onto the back of the big dog.

"How about you carry me so I'm not dragging behind?!" He jeered into the black dog's ear, gripping tightly onto his fur and holding on with his leg strength.

Unsure of exactly how he had managed to end up in the snow in the first place, Raziel found that he now had a dull pulling sensation coming from his backside. This pull gradually became stronger and more painful. In response to avoiding the pain, Raziel latched completely onto the wolf's head, blocking his eyesight, and probably pulling his hair quite effectively, but at least all the pressure was off his tail. A small sigh of relief escaped his lips.

Tari just smiles as the little monster gets mad and is quiet. She's even more amused when he tried to ride the dog. She kept herself from laughing out loud when he started carrying him by his rear. Then the small monster clung to his face. Ah she was so happy she couldn't transform, otherwise the little monster would be complely dead.

Petro's voice cut through the sounds of them walking. She grinned a bit flirtacious at him. "Aww but you make such a handsome mount. What lovely young lady wouldn't a strong back like yours," she said just as he nearly tripped. She reached out and caught his arm so he wouldn't completely fall.

"Whoa there big boy," she gave him a wink then released him again.

Sepheran honestly could care less where the group had decided to go so long as they decided and still kept themselves as a group. The cold was finally starting to seep through his scaly jacket so he was quite happy when they finally decided to go the sea route instead of the mountains. At least the sea route sounded warmer...he hoped.

Slowly moving with the group he did his best trying to keep up with their voices, but they seemed to have picked up the pace and Sepheran had begun to lag behind slightly. Liannan hissed in his ear and he hissed back, "I know Liannan, but there is only so much for me to do trying to watch my back and catch up at the same time, it's not like I can rely on my eyesight," he grumbled tripping over a root hidden beneath the snow. "Jack nab it! Stupid root..." Shivering the Basilisk tried to cover himself up some more got up and continued trying to catch up to the group now slightly wet from his fall. If he didn't get out of here fast and somewhere warmer he might just end up sleeping eternally out here.