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Dragonfly's ears perked at the sound of a familiar voice, and she lifted herself into an upright position, turning her head to look in Fate's direction.

"LA LI HO~!" she called, mimicking Shuichi from Gravitation in greeting, "No kidding Fae!"

Dragonfly grinned, and laughed, waving the other over, "I came for a swim! How've you been?"

Iniko peered from the water at the larger gryphon, and in no time was bounding her way up the beach. The sand stuck to her paws, but she didn't care. She crouched down, her tail twitching in the air as she gazed up at the other, letting out a curious honk, before bounding to the side, to get a different look at the other, and then bounding back again.

Dragonfly grinned to the other, and stretched out on her towel in the sand, flopping back down, and raising a hand to sheild herself from the light.

"I see. Sounds like fun! I haven't drawn much as of late..." she frowned a bit, "I haven't really been in the mood... Eh."

She looked over to Pueble, and smiled to the small gryphon.

"I can't say I've seen her, no," she grinned, "She's very beautiful Fae... Oh... Iniko stop that!"

The gryphon was currently swatting at the unknown gryphon's tail, pouncing backwards, only to lunge forward and do it again. At the sound of Dragonfly's scolding voice though, she lifted her head sulkily, and walked around to face Pueble front on. She clicked her beak a bit, and tilted her head at the other, pawing towards the larger gryphon, in a soft sign of greeting.

Fae jumped when Foenix suddenly appeared in her face. "FOENIX!" She gasped, giggling at how nervy she was. Dooh, could you blame her though? "What're you trying to do? Give me a heart attack?Sneaking up on me!" She teased.

Fae looked back to Dragonfly, waving for Foenix to come join them. "Come join us if you're not busy!" Sitting down next to Dfly against the sun, she looked over to the mischevious Iniko. "I understand," she spoked softly. "Teaching the fundementals isn't as easy as you would think, though," she explained to Dfly.

Pueblo's ears finally lower and puffed her chest out a little towards the smaller gryphon. "Peep?" The gryphon's tail swished away from the frisky Aerandir and welcomed the calmer greeting. She pawed back and cocked her head sharply to the side, this way and that. Her little eyes focused on the black specks scattered on the femme's chest fluff. Then suddenly, her ears perked and looked sharply over her shoulder. Nehanda! Quickly looking to the other gryphon, she stood up and gave her a small nuzzle (maybe somewhat rougher due to size difference) and bounded towards her other well known friend, hopinh the one she just met would follow.

((Gads. I'm really sorry, guys, but my computer is totally on the fritz. The screen keeps blacking in and out! Grrr. I'll take it apart tomorrow morning, and hopefully will be able to play then.))

Foenix started to walk forward, but a bright gold blur suddenly shot out of the woods. Freya, foenix's Fenthry, was breathless and exhausted from the mad flight she had just made.

"Foenix! Nahda tried to cook something, and something caught on fire! Hurry!"

"WHAT?!" Foenix immediately began to run in the direction of her house. "Sorry, guys! See you later!"

With an apologetic merp to Iniko and Pueblo, Nehanda took off after her guardian.

Iniko's ear twitched a bit as the larger gryphon nibbled it, though she made no move to stop the affection offered to her. On the contrary, she let out a happy cry, and nuzzled the larger gryphon's chest.

After a moment though, she sprung once more to her feet, and turned on a dime to face the other. She tilted her head, raising her rump in the air, and pouncing to one side, and then the other, trying to get across the idea that she wanted to play!

Dragonfly watched Feonix go with a soft frown, hoping that everything would be alright at the guardians home. After a moment though, she turned her attention back to Fae, and smiled softly.

"It's pure hell half the time. One wants to poison everything that walks, one is bossy, two are more aloof than the clouds," she sighed, "But I love them, none the less,"

She paused as the second question was put forth, and leaned her head back to gaze up at the clouds, turning it over in her head.

"Well actually... She's been seeing things... I think anyway. Things that... The rest of us can't see, y'know? I did some research, and she's either extremely clairvoyant, really in touch with ghosts, or... It might be something else. There was a few things on shamans that I was reading up on, but..." she sighed, "At this point, I'm really not too sure. You should see her sometimes though. She'll just... Slip out of this world completely. Won't register what's around her at all, and yet she'll react to what isn't there... It's almost kind of creepy in a way,"

She smiled sheepishly.

Fae's mind lingured in the thought of Twizzler; the little Tahnee Dfly had left on her porch once a Valentine Day ago. Her foot twitched as a distance smile drew across her lips and blinked back into reality. "Everyone is so much older than I on Cetalu...but I do not mind it much since everyone is so friendly," she spoke as she tried to figure Dragonfly's age. "I'm not much of a mother, in fact, I have no eperience with guys. Well, Orian..." She trailed off, looking away before the hurt look could unfold before her friend. She sighed in a way of dreaming.

Eyeing the Aerandir griffs, she grinned. "I really ought to teach Pueblo some manners. Iniko, please forgive Pueblo if she's not as welcoming. She's always shy around new people, it's nothing against you. But it seems she is trying," she noted as her griff gave a playful n**.

Pueblo's ears flickered as she looked up to her keeper's voice and gave a blank blink. Before she knew it, however, she felt a hard hit in her chest and fell back into a sitting position. "Peep!" A surprised trill. Watching the little gryphon's antics, she stood back up and started to back away. Farther and farther away from Iniko before her wings quivered and her tail flickered. Staring steadfast into the heron's eyes, she suddenly leapt forth into a quick sprint with imcreasing speed. Before she ran into the helpless Aerandir, her hind legs retracted into the ground and sent her leaping over the little one and stretched her front paws forth. Extending her wings allowed her to glide over easily and circled around Iniko.

Observing, Fae put Dragonfly's words into thought. "Shaman?" It caught her attention. As if her brain were a giant book, it flipped through pages and examined text. "Have you checked through the careers in the Centre yet? I could show you...but if I do recall, there is a sub-job called shaman. It's listed under elementalist. It doesn't explain details about, oh, Iniko's "side effects" though," she frowned.

Fae's green eyes locked onto Dragonfly's grey hair and examined her face. It was indifferent if she claims such young age. She wouldn't be half surprised if this whole island was made up of half demons... She shivered at the thought.

Pueblo's eyes glittered in the sun as she begun to play a game of 'leap frog'. Squatting down in the warm sand and forgetting the recid mess it created, she watched the little one jump over her and raced to get up on her feet. Grinding and sputtering sand behind her hind legs, she leaped over Iniko with a joyful trill back. This could go on for hours!

A moment later after Fae and Dragonfly dicussed their lives, she laughed and pointed at the gryphons. "Playing leap frog are we?" She pushed aside a childish giggle, kneeling in the hot sand and waving to the gryphons. Finally, Fae looked around with a small frown. She really didn't want to go, but she had something to attend to that just came to mind. Sighing regretfully, perhaps she could find another time with Dragonfly. "Well, I just remembered I needed to go do something. Rahujo's supposed to be coming over to my place sometime soon, though I think she forgot," she sheepishly grined. "So we need to get going." With that said, Fae stood up and brushed off the sand. "Oh, you're welcomed to come over to my place at any time. Pueblo's took up the skill how to make wonderful tea and the griffs could get more playing time in." Nodding, she called for Pueblo as they started to walk back home, waving behind at Dragonfly.

Ieyasu grinned mischieviously after a moment. "Really now?" He appeared thoughtful for a moment, still somewhat amused. "I'll need to remember that."

Rising to his feet, he stared off down the beach. The two gryphons had disappeared from immediate sight. "All this matchmaking and supposed romance in the air aside, we'd probably best track down that pair. They're probably causing trouble somewhere they shouldn't be."


Osusuki nosed at his orange egg, sending it rolling again. Then, he spotted that Lucius had unearthed an egg for his own. No longer pelting over to the other Aerandir as he had been previously, he wandered over. From a moment, he crouched, pawing at the new blue egg curiously. Tilting his head, he chirruped at Lucius, before rising again. He moseyed back over to his own egg, batting at it again.

He then placed a paw on the top of it before abruptly thumping down onto his side, the egg clutched between his front paws. Softly, he tapped at the egg with his beak before chirruping again.