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"You said you'd come back with answers about our situation. so you got someone else to help. thanks for the heads up."

Men. Before walking on by and noting that Hunter was already talking to what she assumed were the silvers the kid mentioned. silvers, and golds. interesting.


"Yes I'm sure, we're just lowly little humans. But here we are, none the less. we got a dragon in some trouble, I'm sure you might know other details seeing as one of those star pests went out this morning. We're looking for a method so he doesn't cook in his own skin. You know, so we don't have to explain his death away to his parent."

She reached out for her coat the moment he snatched it...but she wasn't going to get a hand on it she was sure. Well damn it why was he being so difficult. Infuriating. "Yes...but these ones are also out in the middle of nowhere, I'm sure they don't like visitors." Stepping off the ship, she noticed the slick smooth feeling under her boots. Oh yes, she was going to hate this.

He was snatched up by the front of his shirt and held off the ground with one hand and the other held razor sharp claws to his throat, points pressing into his still human soft flesh. A growl laced her words, "You would better hold your tongue and keep it than speak ill of the Laerethe. And you wonder why we see you as such lowly things when you know not where to show respect for creatures that you would not exist on this plane if it wasn't for them." Dropping him, she turned her attention to more bravery from the red haired woman and her first mate apparently. "And flattery will get you little to anywhere out here. But good try. As I told the Laerethe...my associate and I would confirm things and then see what can be done." Damn gold. "Once he arrives, we'll see to whom you speak and then what further can be done."

Oh that was amusing. She stiffled her chuckle though. "Still...any help is appreciated...and I'm sure you'll be wanting payment as well."

Well...that would save her from tearing a ship apart or from zap frying herself but was it the best idea to let loose someone in her state of mind was the other question. Yet she merely stood on the landing of the stairs leading upward, fearing that if she went too far she'd lose the stability of the environment created down below. Thusly for the moment she settled on a warning growl to top deck, letting them know if they didn't get this thing moving soon she was coming after them all. They could not stay in one place. Not at all.

"Can't blame them. If I lived in a place where I didn't want to be bothered, I'd be doing the same thing. But my traps would kill, not just trap. Is that the same mentality here?" Glancing around and watching where he stepped. This was going to be far more dangerous than he'd originally thought.

Robbins rolled his eyes as Hunter shot off his brash mouth once again. He'd tried his way and Hunter had tried his and neither of them had worked too well but that was alright. Trial and error after all.

He wasn't surprised that these humans didn't show the respect they should and it was against his better judgment to even show up. After being treated so by the bronze, he'd returned to his duties but Shaleon hadn't left him alone about it. They all knew she needed him and it was hardly fair to allow one of their own to suffer because of another's ignorance. "Why should we assist those who cannot show respect when you can just as easily leave our presence and save your friend's life?"

"Shiny is my favorite thing. Let's go." Because obviously she knew of something and he wasn't about to pass up certain leverage he could use against certain people. Tugging her in the direction her compass was pointing was easy enough, keeping her from falling on her a** was a bit harder. "Watch it, there's jagged pieces all along this stretch." He knew she did something in her mind that told her where obstructions were but this would help out a bit more.

"Respect should be shown regardless of what has been done or not." But evidently they were assisting regardless as well. "Promises made must be honored. Let us go." He allowed her to go first and followed her slowly down, pausing with a hand on her shoulder. "Careful, she has been marked." That was important to know now wasn't it? He knew things were going to go bad the moment he saw her too pale countenance. Rider fodder....crap. "yth shilta letoclo."

"They speak truly, Jaebelltiah. Stand aside and let them see. Kaznec will not perish, you have my word." Even if it meant giving up the quest for the moment and getting them out of there.

She was surprised he was so on board with her little usurping plans but didn't voice and objection....she wasn't above using him either if it helped. Frankly he did the hard part of picking out safe paths...where usually she tapped her boot toes against things to get a layout...this place wasn't giving much help at all. "You've developed a quick like to my neferious plans. Trying to usurp me for your own joy?"

Yeah it bristled her somewhat that they didn't even ask to board her ship but could see the importance of not fussing about it and just going with it. A look to the little bronze, "Well? How about something indeed? Please?"

"Would you leave strangers alone when they just waltzed into your place, I don't think so." Shaking his head though another glance the bronze female again...or more pointedly her feet. How could she walk around with her feet like that? They all kept their feet digigrade for a reason after all, he could only imagine bare human feet more or less cooking. But back to the others. "Let them decide hospitality is due and then we'll see about this all."

"Marked yes...but it's faint." Well...this was a sight and piece of information that wasn't given out. Made things harder....though she was not above merely knocking this other female for a loop and doing what needed to be done. Two Rider females? It made her trust these ones even less and made her all the more uncomfortable. "We need to find out why they have so many of these...I won't sacrifice my clan for Riders." A look around the place though....that girl was creating this ice...which meant she was one of two things. And that was even worse. "I've no time for subtlety." A throw out of her hand at the younger dragoness, bringing about a gust of wind that threw the dragoness into the far side of the hull. Walking over to Kaznec she knelt down, looking at him. "Indeed I can see Laricalu in him..." Resting her hand against his chest, geeling out his body temperature. Yup he was on his way to dying. "Dyranthirim...come carry him. We'll help."

Thusly turning her attention to the dragoness that was still recovering one firm whack of tail blades to the side of her head put her down as well as her aggressive nature. No, she was not a gentle woman...the desert was a harsh place. And this Rider dragon was about as bad as her companion from this point. Picking her up she looked to the Laerethe. "We'll take them to the common room. I want that sky blue kept under guard and I want all your others companions to be kept together...no wandering." A nod to her gold companion and she started out of the ship. Though again she stopped and her attention turned to a flash of gold. A dragonling too? Gold at that? It made her angrier. "You. Dragonling. Come along with us..."

Desdemona wasn't happy.

"Hey, leave him alone. he's got nothing to do with your needs and Kanzec. You've no claim to him."

Stalking off after them on that point.


Hunter shrugged lightly and watched the bronze carefully.

"You know, we're human. we don't have the ability to go long times without food and water. and this enviroment doesn't exactly help much with that. So why don't you run along and get us at the very least, some water."

Patting the skyblue on the head again.

"Because you're intrigued by me and you actually like me." He loved teasing her though he attributed it to being her older brother. Just as predicted she became upset with him over his gestures. "You were about to step on a shard that would have not only sliced through your foot but if you happened to step on it just right, it'd have gone up through your ankle as well." Glancing around. "Can your nifty compass give us anymore information than that?"

Didn't have time for this. He growled low in his throat and shook the dragonling to keep him quiet. Regardless of the fact that he wasn't one of their own, at least not that they could tell, he still was required to obey the rules. That also meant suffering the same sorts of consequences. But he carried both of them into the common room, laying Kaznec down and setting the dragonling down rather gently. "Stay there."

He was too terrified to move but he was also too terrified to stay. He'd heard horrible stories about these sorts of dragons... "But..." One look from the older and a flap of his tail against the ground in warning and Cyv shut up.

"You wish." Shaking her head as she didn't care for his tone or anything else for that matter. "You could have merely warned me..." Not thrown off her center of balance and reeling to find it once more for a few seconds. Another shake of her head though, "It only does but so much but those little shards do have magic signatures on them...why don't you employ that famous Inthara magic hm? If you're going to be around you might as well be useful in some way since you're not shanking anyone." And admittedly he'd probably be grand at sneaking into places. A point to the buildings though. "Maybe there. The little one."

This is why he didn't like humans, they were like that. Especially this one. And he was more or less disgusted with the joy of the blue. "She's a Rider dragon...bringing her here is only nothing but trouble." He was more vocal than his elders, obviously. Crossing his arms and it was all a matter of waiting for orders now.

She laid Jaebelltiah down as well a little ways off, both not looking to make them any more comfortable. "Will his temperature hold or do we need some ice, while you and I do what is needed?" At least they already had some supplies. "I would probably be better to give it to both of them..." a look to the little gold, frowning as the bronze followed but quite understanding as well, being a mother herself. "The dragonling as well." This one would be fine of course with some rest and she joined her companion over by Kaznec. "You know they're going to have to stay for a few days, yes? I'd appreciate if you'd stay as well here Dyranthirim."