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Putting the cloak on, but silently vowing to attempt tree climbing again later, maybe after he got himself some rope, the boy turned his full attention back to the dark skinned boy. When e was asked about if he slept on his stomach so as not to hurt his wings he gave a little laugh, "Actually I have rolled over on them a couple of times though unless its a scary dream they don't tend to pop out nearly as often when I am sleeping." Which was a bonus, to not have to worry about them when he was sleeping... though now that it was pointed out to him he made a mental note to not sleep outside around strangers. While his wings didn't pop out as much when he was sleep it was still a possibility and not something he wanted to have happen around the wrong people. Good thing that Tyrok had been around to get him thinking on that, it was something he might have completely spaced off otherwise.

Tilting his head to one side Junjie listened to what Tyrok was saying about Blood Magic, deciding that it probably wasn't for him if it was both dangerous and dark, not really magic that a healer-to-be should be using for certain. When Tyrok set to doing his impression of his father Junjie did his best to keep from laughing, finding the pose and the tone of voice to be quite amusing coming from someone Tyrok's side. Giving a nod of his head he said, "I will be careful to steer clear of the stuff, thank you for the warning." He said, glad that he had him here to warn him about the Blood Magic as well as getting him thinking on his problems with his wings. He really did need to sit down one day and try to get them under control so that they didn't get him in trouble in the future he vowed quietly to himself.

Giving a happy sort of smile he said, "I think that it was quite lucky that we crossed paths, Tyrok, you have given me much to think about and some really good warnings when it comes to dangerous things." He said, grateful for all of the help, especially given that the other boy was an Oblivionite and Junjie an Orderite, Tyrok didn't have to be nice to him. As such it meant that much more to Jun that they were able to have such a nice chat though it might have been the Dovaa blood they had in common that allowed for such a thing.

Junjie was instantly nodding his head when Tyrok said that he could come and talk with him again, that he knew a lot of useful stuff. Having a friend like that around would be wonderful! Not to mention that talking to Tyrok had been a lot of fun! It was the first time that he'd ever seen someone like him and he couldn't help but to be utterly fascinated by him, "I would love for you to come visit again, Tyrok!" He agreed happily, wings giving a little flutter under his cloak though he did his best to make them behave themselves. He'd never get anywhere if his wings kept trying to give him away after all, "It's been nice talking to you, so I would really like it if you came by again." Maybe he could get his wings under control by then, that would be something to show the other boy.

Maybe next time Tyrok would find him in a better position as well. Being caught while failing to climb a tree hadn't been his most shining moment after all he thought to himself, trying not to laugh at what had been a rather pathetic first attempt. He'd see about getting himself some rope before he made a second attempt at it he decided before giving Tyrok a smile and asked, "When might you come by the area again?"

Junjie nodded his head, "Two weeks, alright." He murmured, eager to have a chance to get to meet with this boy again. He had been fun to talk with, seemed really nice, made the Oblivionites less of a mystery as well. When eh was asked about if he lived in a village nearby he shook his head, "Oh, no... no. We, my mother and I, live outside of a village near here." He explained. His mother knew that there were dangerous people out there, those that wouldn't accept Junjie for what he was, and as such they couldn't live in the village. It was safer outside of such a place for him. Shaking his head, forcing himself to perk up, he continued, "It's not too far from here." He lifted a hand to point in the direction of where he lived.

"If you hit the village then just go North of it a little ways and that is where we are, on a small farm with lots of gardens and a few coops. You can't miss it." He explained, giving a happy smile before he added, "If you ever find yourself in need of a healer while you are in the area that is what my Mom does, she's really good at it too." Might as well let him know in case he needed any help of that sort while he was in this area of Serenia.

Junjie gave a happy smile and a nod, "Yeah, we aren't really all that hard to find." He agreed, they were often to be found in the same place after all due to his mother's job. With her as the only doctor around that served the village she couldn't really afford to leave home all that often, they would likely be around if Tyrok came calling, something that he would definitely be looking forward to, "I look forward to spending more time talking with you again." He said with all honesty. He was rather enjoying the random meetings with those like him as well as those who weren't like him. He just had to be careful as was all and hope that those he ran across were more like Tyrok then like those out there who might present a danger to him.

Tilting his head back when he felt a cool breeze go by, looking up at the bits sky that he could see as just little slices between the trees he gave pause. He blinked a couple times then gave a little flutter of his wings he starred at the darkening clouds. After a moment of consideration he said, "It looks a bit like we might get some rain." He murmured, then looked over at Tyrok, "I should probably get going, if I am not home and it starts to rain my Mom is sure to worry." He wanted nothing more to smuggle Tyrok home with him, to give the boy somewhere to hang out in case it did start to storm, but the other boy probably had other things to do then follow him home.

Junjie nodded his head in agreement, "Yeah, they really are." He said with a bit of a laugh. His mother could be quite overprotective as it was and if he was caught out in the rain she would become even more so. Last thing he wanted was for her to worry about him catching a cold or something. Best that he hurry home and inside before the rain got that bad, it was something he was sure would put his mom in a better mood then if he were to come home drenched.

Pulling the hood of his cloak up, careful not to get it stuck on his horns, he turned to look at Tyrok, "I look forward to seeing you again." He said, giving him a wave before he turned around and hurried back toward home as the rain started, only sprinkles for the moment but it was motivation enough for him to pick up speed.