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Maximillion chuckled a little bit at Kai's reaction to his comment, he really was joking around. "I don't know what it's like not talking to humans for a while, though I think that in my time here, I will have the same thing happen to me!" He said, light-heartedly. But when Achiu coughed mid-explaination, Max could tell that he did not want to bring up the subject of his mate yet, and Max was reminded of just what Achiu, Ci'nala, and Eclipse were once more. But what truly wiped away the boy's good mood was when Kai snapped at the green dragon. He was about to say something back before Eclipse told everyone to just give him time. 'Still didn't give him the right to snap at Achiu like that...' He thought before his attention turned to Ci'nala when she spoke of Achiu's mate, and then turned to said green dragon as he perked up. When he thanked the boy, Max rubbed the back of his head, and at Achiu's offer, he held down his excitement to make a serious statement. "It may be for the best if I were to visit your place. I would love to meet your partner, and I think that Kai would like a little space to cool off, you know?" He said, before he began to walk towards the green dragon.
But Yuran stopped Maximillion half-way by grabbing his shoulder, spinning him around. "Alright, I can't say I'm all for your whole 'savior of dragons' thing you did, but all I know is that your family would rip me three new ones if I let you go through with anything as risky as that again... Without precautions, that is..." He said, before finally taking the backpack off of his shoulder, which was clearly a relief to the man. Yuran reached into the main pocket and pulled out a container, holding it in his hands. "I've been tinkering ever since I graphed those parts into you, Max, your case inspired me. And now I'd like to give you these..." He said, opening the case to reveal an arm and an eye identical to the ones he already had. "While they may look similar, they are far from it. They can do so much more..." He said, before looking at the others in the cave for a moment. "If you would give me about ten minutes, I'll let him go." He said, before he led the boy off to a secluded part of the cave. About six minutes in, Max gave a small shout of pain as the eye was replaced, but other than that things were silent. At nine minutes the two came back, the case closed and Max looking virtually no different. As they passed Yuran's backpack, the professor reached in and took out a booklet and tossed it to the lad. "Everything you need to know is in that booklet. Remember, those parts are one-of-a-kind prototypes, minus the bugs." He said, before Extending his hand to Maximillion. "I hope you have a wonderful visit to this island, Max... just promise me you won't deliberately go and get yourself killed?"
Max took his hand and shook it, chuckling a little bit. "You don't have to worry. I wouldn't do something that stupid." He said, before looking down at the ground, smiling. "Tell my family I love them and miss them, when you see them next, kay?" After Yuran nodded they released hands and the boy went and got his backpack before walking up to the green dragon, seeing how well he looked now. "I'm ready when you are..."

Lura glided calmly over the island, scanning the ground for anything exciting. She thought about paying the falls a visit, but today they held no appeal for her. She glanced at the cove and mulled over the decision to check it out.
Hmm... I think I should like to meet with some living creature. That might make things more interesting.

She let out a loud roar, hoping to hear a response. She listened briefly before looking out to sea. Another vessel of the humans was making its way over and she eyed it curiously.
More humans? I wonder just how many trips they plan to make here? She wondered.

She swooped down and flew skillfully through the trees, but her vision betrayed her and her eyes widened as she caught her wing on a branch. She was jerked backwards and tumbled into a smaller area with a large cavern.

((Sorry, sometimes i find people aren't willing to interact so I have to ask directly, my apologies 3nodding ))

Lura rolled over to her feet carefully after shaking off the initial shock of her crash. She raised her head and flexed her now very sore wing carefully.
Yeesh, that was rather unwanted... oh!

She smelled the air and swung her head to see the fuzzy image of three dragons and two humans. The black one laying on the ground seemed offended at her entrance and continued to watch her.
Hello there! I hope you don't mind me dropping in unannounced but I had a slight accident.
She said in a more friendly manner, hoping to dispel any tension.

Achiu watched, carefully vigilant, while Max and the doctor went off on their own. He didn't really appreciate the doctor's implications that he or Silia would harm Max. Achiu knew his mate; she wouldn't mind Max at all, and once she found out what he had done for Achiu, she would be just as grateful as he was.

When he heard Max's cry of pain, he stiffened, his tail swishing in adjitation. But when no more sounds came, he decided to stay put. He relaxed a few minutes later when the two men walked back out into the main area. Max appeared unharmed, so everything must be alright.

Achiu was just slaying down so that Max could climb on board when ANOTHER dragon came falling into the cave. Achiu nodded at Eclipse's order, then turned back to the humans, staying low enough for them to climb on but ready to take off as soon as they were seated. Since Ci'nala had already left, he would have to take both, but that was fine. "CLIMB ON!" he called to both men.

Grael reached the papers and looked around. When she was satisfied no one was near she checked the papers. They were dry, though some of the writing seemed blurred. She gathered them up in no particular order and looked around.

She spotted a hollowed out, yet standing and living tree trunk. It's beauty called her and she decided that there would be her resting place as she stayed on this island. She went to it and curled up inside. She barely fit and a human would not have been comfortable, but she could not have chosen a more comfortable spot for herself. She felt like she was in an egg again and the nostalgia sent her off to sleep. The papers well hidden in between herself and the innards of the tree.

Eclipse basically ignored Ci'nala's look she gave him before the blue dragon left, soon enough Achiu would be off with the two humans. His onyx scales glistened slightly thanks to the remains of water from the lake as he shifted, his gaze stuck on the newcomer, "Exciting as it might be, you aught to name yourself when in coming near another dragon.." Eclipse tone was neither threatening nor friendly.

She thanked Grael before she disappeared into the forest. 'I better keep moving.' She looked down the beach and didn't see a soul and that bugged her quite a bit. 'No one may go down this far.' She thought. Taking off her shoes, Myia dashed down the beach, but soon she had to stop to breath. Her heart was still going to fast for her to run the way she normally did. Placing her hands on her knees, Myia took big deep breaths before she started to walk again. 'What a long day and it isn't even over yet.' A sigh escaped her mouth as she looked up.


Lillia tried to keep herself calm looking on the outside as she waited Myia. 'She saw a dragon for the first time and ran, but I think there is more to it then a dragon awaking from his sleep.' She thought. 'And from what it sounds like, that dragon was seen at the cafe the day I started to monitor Myia.' She smiled. 'She could have been talking to him. Oh well, I will find out though.' She stood up and walked outside to watch the water. 'What an annoyingly long day.'

Ci'nala chuckled at Achiu's comment; yeah, that made sense.
"No problem. I'll just message my mate to get Silia ready. She's gonna be so happy to see you Achiu."

Sure enough, Tryst'n got the message from Ci'nala to prepare Silia for the arrival of her mate. He smiled as he turned to the gracious host.
"Ci'nala's on her way back, with a friend." He chuckled at the implication of his words.