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"Really? That must have been a sight to see. I hope I get to be there when Ephr-- er, my dragon hatches out of his eggu~!" Grinning contently, she nodded, she wanted to see the same thing, but knew in the end she would most likely not. She'd probably be sleeping or out somewhere then, and the people in the facility where her egg was never seemed to make to much effort to inform her of things. That is other than the first time she meet her egg, that was the only exception.

Sah really, truly didn't care, as long as she got to meet her dragon, and see him, she'd be just dandy. She had to admit she was slightly afraid though, up until now she had known so little of what to expect! And she wasn't so sure of how they would get along, all she could do was try on her end, she guessed.

"Hur? Rrawr?" Tilting her head, the spotted cat leaned back on her hands, staring at the dragon wide eyed, a grin soon once again sprawling out across her lips.

"Well, yeah, sort of, Ephrem, actually. That was the name I just decided on the other night!" Grinning proudly, the cheetah let off a mew, trying hard to keep her mind from wandering off into dream world. "Oh." She wondered if she would get a sort of feeling like that? What would it be like, anyway, meeting her dragon for the first time, she wondered? But it would be fine; she knew things would turn out the way they were meant to, for it seemed to her that D-Corp never did anything that wasn't perfect down to the very last detail.

Her attention slowly drifted back to Vorel, the brightly coloured thing that had seated himself next to her. Why had he, anyways? Sah had come to find that most of the time, when someone sat next to her, it was for a reason, and she never really liked the reason..."WAH." Splash! Before she knew it, she was underwater, scrambling to grab a hold of the rim of the pool. "Urg."

Coughing, it hadn't taken the girl to long to kick her way to the pool side; fingers gripping the cement corner as if for dear life, she grinned. "Haha." She snickered sarcastically, she hadn't been harmed, and she didn't see any threat in this action, it seemed as though it were merely a joke, maybe even an accident. "Good one. I really hadn't expected that~" Sahra had grown rather used to getting picked on by now, since it seemed most residents in her household, most especially Yin, liked to play odd little jokes on her more often than just time to time.

Watching the boy and the dragon closely, she took a moment to soak up everything that was happening, and didn't exactly realize what was going on right at the first moment. "Huh? Oh, oh! No, it's fine, really!" She pawed her way back up onto the edge of the pool and perched herself contently, twisting around in an almost painful looking fashion, although not noticing nor being bothered by it, to face Vorel. "No need to sulk!" Dipping her hands into the pool, she cupped both hands together, and with a quick movement, splashed water towards the dragon. She grinned widely, a rather devilish smirk, yes, but quite intended as such.

Eyeing Vorel as he made his way back into the water, she turned her head away quickly from the splash generated by his jump. "Eck." She coughed slightly, not enjoying the foul taste of chlorine that had accumulated in her mouth. She'd have to remember to never accidentally swallow pool water again! "Well, since I'm drenched I mine as well just stay in." Slowly lowering herself back down into the water, she appeared to be rather cautious, and nearly scared out of her mind to be doing such a thing, but tried her hardest not to let it show.

Sahra did know how to swim, it was just different being in a pool, she was used to swamp water and flooded tidal planes, it was indeed a large change! "Rrr, that's usually a good thing, right?" Standing on her tip toes, the cheetah attempted to keep as much of herself out of the water as she could manage while still being in it. She couldn't help but ask, since she herself was the same way, but with that thought, quickly shrugged it off as her attention floated elsewhere.

Slowly growing used to the feel of the water, the cheetah eventually calmed herself down, sinking down further into the water to avoid the now chilled feel in the air. "Yeah, of course, " Sah answered back, grinning, and surely appearing a lot more relaxed than she had before. "The water just doesn't taste to great." Laughing at herself, she thought over her own words; well of course it didn't taste good, it wasn't supposed to, just like most other water that didn't come out of a faucet. "But I don't think it's really to bad, once you get used to it, really...I just don't like pool water much." Yes that was it, she just didn't like pools...

Making her way over to the blue toned creature, not generally being used to being weighed down by the water, she didn't like the feel much, since she couldn't exactly run or walk well in it. But her playful cat-ish instincts were starting to kick in as she leapt up and pounced Vorel with out even thinking. Odd she was indeed.

Laughing, she decided to back off before she got herself squished, or something similar. Looking about, it seemed to her that the time had passed rather quickly, she wondered what time it was? But it didn't really matter to much she guessed, just something that had crossed her mind. "So you're trying to learn how to swim, right? Or just practicing?" The spotted girl asked curiously, hoping she hadn't been bothering the boy with to many questions. "Oh, and I don't think I ever caught your name...?"

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Head twisting back and forth between the two beings, Sahra was switching her gaze from Ligeia to Vorel and back again. She couldn't seem to decide who she wanted to watch and who she only wanted to listen to! "Well you're very welcome." Smiling and waving her arms about in the water, she found the splashing movements amusing, for some reason or another, although she was doing the action with out really realizing it.

Well, it seemed that the owl was growing used to the water, as she was, so it couldn't be to bad, could it? How everything turned out in the end, that is. Vorel seemed happy enough, well, okay, maybe more like way over the happy line. But he was great! So nice, and funny to watch, he even caught her off guard and made her go into the water! How convenient!

"I guess water isn't so bad after all." She proclaimed, paddling out into the deeper end of the pool. "Woah." She grunted, not used to the sensation of having no feet on the ground, "This is cool!" Turning around while kicking her feet and moving her arms the hardest she could manage, she turned her attention back to Ligeia. "It really isn't that bad at all! Nope, it's not evil!"

Watching, Sahra felt overly delighted that everyone was having a good time. But she quickly realized that they both had something she did not; wings. The feline wondered if ti made swimming easier, or harder? It was quite an interesting thought, so interesting that she nearly forgot what she was doing and ended up dipping completely under water.

"Ugh!" Mumbling, she shot out of the water, clinging to the side of the pool and coughing up what water she hadn't swallowed. "Oops." She mewed, shaking her head side to side like she had seen Aja do in his wolf form when getting out of the water. What was the point of that? It's not like it was actually efficient.

Loosing her train of thought, her eyes fell to the water; what was it like under there, she wondered? She hadn't even hardly been under more than a few seconds, if even, and it really wasn't that bad. But she quickly remembered Yin saying something a while back that you shouldn't open your eyes underwater without goggles. "Goggles?" She asked herself aloud, enjoying the almost airy feeling of floating in the water.

"Huh? Fun? Of course it is!" Proclaiming this in a sing song voice, she ended the statement with a joyful chirp, one of the cheetah's more common sounds.