Aludra watched, borderline worried about the little girl, and admittedly concerned about the relationship between Auryn and Lit, and how it was going to work out now. It would be like... like if that ever happened between himself and Lironax, if Lir didn't have patience keeping him with Aludra at all times. Poor kid... both Auryn and Lir... he felt sorry for both of them.
Aludra smiled weakly when she commented that he and Lir were the nice boys who'd found her. Of course, he'd had to transform a far-too-‘proud’ smirk into said smile, but at least that had worked out well enough. His tail flicked a bit and he smiled at Auryn, this one definitely a real smile, though he knew that she wouldn’t be able to see it. “Was nice to meet Ryn,” he said calmly to the little girl, before looking up at Lit, very obviously not very fond of him. “Is welcome for help finding sister. Glad could come to… truce,” he told the older male, before Lir’s comment sprang up out of the blue.
He looked over at the younger male with wide eyes, blinking a couple times in total confusion, taken completely off-guard. Alright, now why was Lir randomly complimenting the person who, moments ago, was going to tear them to pieces? What was the point in that?! Sure, Aludra had a bit of a grudge, though he didn’t completely dislike Litural, he wasn’t about to attempt to become friends with the kid. No less… the compliment, still! Why, why was Lironax so… ridiculously friendly?!
Aludra glanced over with a bit of a sigh, as though it was an attempted apology to his best friend’s sudden change of demeanor. Ah, well, he’d gotten the ball rolling, Aludra may as well at least attempt to keep it in motion. He looked Lit over curiously, having not gotten a chance since the first thing he was doing was trying to defend his friend and the little girl. He blinked his tri-coloured eyes a couple times, smiling just a bit at the fact that Lit, in a sense, also had tri-coloured eyes, though it was more that his eyes were each a different colour.
“Likes eyes,” he stated simply. “All nice colours. Wish could have,” the last bit was, of course, not a stretch, but at the same time seemed to be, while he looked back down to ‘Ryn and smiled softly. “’Ryn’s pretty, too,” he told her softly. “Has cute little wings and tail.” He nodded firmly at this. It was the best compliment that he could imagine giving her without saying something had a pretty colour to it, as he was pretty sure that she couldn’t see any of the colours, anyway. Which was rather sad, as the girl did have very pretty eyes and hair.
