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Once the bird was off to find his treat and Xarn was able to sit up, Sy seemed to breath a little easier. Staring at the sky she'd do her best not to turn into a giant blushing ball of stutters. His cough got her attention and she nodded her head a bit as she leaned up to take his hand. This time however, she kept an eye on the evil bird that was her familiar. So long as Elyam stayed over there with his treat then they should be alright. "Th-Thank you." With Sy being back on her feet she'd take a moment to brush the sand from her bottom, there wasn't much she could do about what clung to her back.

She paused as Xarn helped her brush the sand off her back and gave a shy smile and a nod. "Thanks.." Sy would have helped him with the sand he had but it would have brought her close to him again and it also seemed like he had it under control. She watched as he got the treat out of his own bag and tossed it to the bird. The red head couldn't help but smile at him for that. When he called her Sy, for the second time, she realized it might not have been a slip of the tongue and that he might actually be using a nickname for her. That made her cheeks stay the rosy pink color. "Uh... Y-yeah.. I'm s-sorry about Elyam." Syqvara bit down on her bottom lip and eyed the scorra.

The bird was busy pecking away at his treats. He now had two. To the scorra this was a reward for what he had done. Of course the beast was still oblivious to the position he'd put his owner in. Sy looked at Elyam and gave a worried look. "I'll h-have to train h-him better." She really didn't want to end up like that again simply because her familiar thought he was being protective.

With Xarn saying he had to go she offered a shy but polite smile. "O-okay. I'm f-fine, thanks." She hadn't really been doing anything that would need assistance. Though she had been attempting to teach the scorra tricks. Now she thought she should instill some manners in him. Syqvara blushed a crimson red when the boy mentioned a next time. She wasn't sure if or when she would see him again. Still all she could do was nod, words failing her at the moment.