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During that bit of silence, Shun was just stroking the top of Yin's head, keeping her at ease. Yang, on the other hand, ventured a little closer to Lark, tilting his head and letting out a small squawk of curiosity.

When the other Reaper spoke up again, the grim looked over, a bit surprised to hear that. The experience had definitely been something. He had just about been ready to die then and there.

"They left with the Scythe wielder. I don't really know where..possibly to the hunter headquarters. They had agreed to a truce of sorts," he answered with a frown. Aisa's words to the small group echoed through his mind, causing a small shudder.

They had all been too weak.

"It seems to be quite a bit for a new student to experience off the bat," he commented.

Seeing her reach out, Yang stared at her for a moment, then reached out with his neck to allowed him to be pet. He was always a little more sociable than his sister.

"Everyone needs to grow. Everyone needs to improve if we're not to be bested by our foes," Shun said while glancing over at Lark. Even the horsemen ended up not being able to do anything of the situation aside from agree with the truce. Well, they could have disagreed, but even so, they weren't able to best Caelius.

"I'm a grim reaper," he replied. He didn't think there was too much of a question of which faction he was, but he supposed there was some chance he could be mistaken as one of the others.

"Is this where you train often?"

Yang's eyes closed as he was being scratched. That felt reaaaally good. He ended up leaning towards Lark's hand in fact, as a result.

The scarefari was definitely an open area, especially compared to the indoor gym. Shun could see the merit in that, though there was a problem with it. Duking it out in the scarefari was riskier, seeing how it wasn't a sanctioned battle area. Right now, battle experience was incredibly valuable.

"Have you checked out the outdoor arena at all? It's considerably larger than the indoor gym. I hear some of the monsters and whatnot go there to spar in their true forms at times," he offered before raising an eyebrow at the mention of weapons. With a silent nod, he held his hands up for a moment and summoned his twin daggers to show the other Reaper what he had.

He looked it over, then glanced over towards Ben with a hint of curiosity.

"A bit different from what you have," he murmured. A part of him wondered what it was like to have a familiar rather than a weapon. Until now, he hadn't really spoke with reapers who had one so the concept did intrigue him some.

"You speak as if you're the odd one out. What sort of Reaper are you then?" Shun asked while raising an eyebrow. Just having a familiar didn't really say much in itself.

For a moment, he was impressed as she mentioned having defeated Roch.. until she mentioned that he wasn't at full strength. It was hard to tell if that was just a bluff on the other grim's part, however.

"Regardless, it was a victory. What exactly is it like to have him around? Fighting at your side?" he asked while looking at the boomer. He didn't really know how reapers with familiars fought. Did they strike together in a collaboration or did the familiar do most of the fighting? Or vice versa?

Yin stared at Lark as she made a kissy noise at her brother. Slowly, she started to venture a little closer to her, keeping her head low and her wings partially open. There was still caution in her movements.

Tilting her head, Yin slowly continued to approach until she was standing besides her brother. She fluffed up for a moment, then shook her body all around.

While the dark bird moved, Shun watched over quietly. It wasn't like Yin to approach others, so this intrigued him. The fact that Lark was a shaman did provide some insight on that, however. In the back of his mind, he couldn't help but wonder if she could help Mitsu out with Ziggy. He was pretty good with animals and minis in general, but that cat was out of his league. He was determined nothing he did would stop her from pouncing his face on sight.

As for her response... he didn't entirely know what that was like. The Reaper soon realized that he didn't have a best friend. Then again, it wasn't until relatively recently that he started to have friends in the first place. The closest thing to her statement might have been fighting alongside Mitsu perhaps.

"Must be something," he mused before looking back to the young raptors, "A few months back I found two strange disks on the ground resembling Yin and Yang symbols. Sometime later they... 'hatched' into the two you see now."

As Lark made contact, Yin began to fluff up again. Though, soon after she began to be pet, she slowly relaxed. She didn't act as affectionately as Yang did, but it seemed she didn't mind it in the least.

"Sungaroo I believe. I've seen those around once before," Shun said to Ben. It was the only mini he was aware of that was like that. Not to mention he recalled them having boxing gloves. If that wasn't what they were, then he had no clue.

"Aside from these two I have a mouse and... a mechanical raptor."

He would have brought Bent-Tail, but he didn't want to risk losing the little rodent in the grass while his attention was on the birds. Arkham, generally just stayed in his room, keeping watch over things.

Well damn. It sounded like Lark had a plethora of pets in her room. Though, given her familiar, she was probably given a place a bit larger than his own.

"That's.. quite a few creatures you have," he said before looking at the birds he had, "If you mean their feathers, yes. Aside from that, I'm hoping to train them for a few things once they're able to fly. I hadn't really seen any like these around, but there are plenty of bird type minis."

Shun was still mildly amused that Lark was able to get close to Yin like that too.

"You are lucky though. Yin normally won't venture out to strangers all that often. Her brother's the outgoing on."