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Incanthis glanced over at the woman before giving a slow nod, "I... c-could see how you might be intimdiating to others, Shifters especially who grew up on stories of how... scary the Alkidike can be." He murmured, stroking a hand against Junior's soft scales before he then said, "You aren't what the stories said though, so I'm sure you have a better chance then most when it comes to making friends." She was a lot different then what he'd thought the Alkidike were... but then again the fact that she was still around meant that she wasn't among the more zealous, warfaring Alkidike, so maybe that was it? One group that was easier to deal with, one that was as terrifying as the stories said?

Blinking a couple times Incanthis turned to look over at V'demhe once more, head cocked to one side, a look of curiosity on his face as he asked, "Their... father? I thought the Alkidike were an all female race?" Could the rumors about that have been wrong too? He couldn't say that he'd really ever chatted with one of the before today so it was hard to say.

"Ohhh, I see." Incanthis said, finding it a touch surprising that her mate was an earthling, if only due to the stories he'd heard about the Alkidike. At the same time it was a rather nice thing to hear, that there were actually those who were willing to make friendly with the earthlings. It was the sort of thing that he felt would allow for peace one day, the mixing of blood... though at the same time he knew there were some upset by mixed blood.

Giving a smile Incanthis said, "The Water Tribe is a very kind one, Junior here, along with the rest of his clutch, belongs to a member of that tribe named Abie. Abie is a sweet heart so I ca understand why you'd like him." Though the idea of looking at Abie as being 'attractive' was a thought that actually made his cheeks color a bit.

He shook his head quickly to shake it off before he said, "We are almost there now." Incanthis lifted his free hand up to motion at the building that was a short distance ahead of them, "That is the one you are looking for."

Incanthis seemed to think on it for a moment before he finally decided, "It's alright, I should be alright heading home on my own." So long as he was quick about it. Best that he got home before anyone noticed that he and Junior had gone missing. He didn't want to worry anyone after all. He gave the Alkidike woman a bright smile, "It was really nice to meet you." Even if he'd been a bit startled at first by his run in with her it had turned out that she was a kindly woman. Not to mention that there was something... well, exciting, about meeting with an Alkidike.

"I hope that the couriers are able to serve you well and get your message to your family." He said, giving a nod. He hoped that all went well for well for the woman during her journey back to where her family was located.

"Thank you, V'demhe." It was a kind offer, telling him that if he needed anything that she'd be in Matori. It was a surprise, but a good one, something that made him smile. While he wasn't sure if he'd be going to Matori any time soon it was still nice to have someone that might welcome him were he to ever visit the place. He might have to ask Abie about it, ready to visit the Water Tribe homeland if Abie wanted to go there.

Nodding his head and giving the woman a smile Incanthis said, "I will be careful, thank you." He said, nodding his head before he turned on his heel starting back toward home. He patted Junior on the head as he went, "While you shouldn't have wandered off I am... kind of glad that you did." He'd gotten to meet with someone rather interesting after all which made him having to chase him down worth it.