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Calypso's head snapped up at the mention of food and he suddenly realized he was starving.
Yes! Something to eat sounds awesome!
The young blue dragon bounded out of the water and to the professor's side.
May I help you gather ingredients?
He asked excitedly and shifted to human form, sitting in a hunch beside Yuran.

Lura's eyes were half open as she watched the activity and peeked one eye open further at Myia's small slip.
Sensei? What's this about a secret teacher?
She raised her head slightly and swished the end of her tail.

Grael approached her tree and pulled out the papers. She looked at them for a second before tucking them under her arm and beginning the walk back towards the group. If she had a way of carrying them in her dragon form she would have flown, but she did not. She wondered if they were information on what dragons were sill being held prisoner. She began to jog towards the falls.

((Is it bad that I just now realized how close 'Yuran' is to 'Yura'...? ... I have an easy fix, thankfully...))
Yuran smiled kindly at the small dragon when he offered his assistance. "Sure! If you gimme a moment I'll show you some ingredients that I'm sure we could find somewhere nearby." He said, before looking up at the great green dragon and he smirked. "Achiu, do you really think that I would offer food for dragons if this-" He gestured to the pot he was setting down, "-was all I was going to make? This is just for the broth!" He said, before bringing out a much bigger disk and yanked on it, transforming it into a pot almost over three-fourths his size! ((I'm guessing this is possible. After all, they already have cookware that can do this, and with how far the technology is in the RP, I'm sure they could make one like this.)) After that, he looked to the body of water, figuring it very clean. "Now, first we need water in the pots, and a fire too. Would you help me get some fire wood-er, Calypso, was it?" He asked, unsure if he'd heard the name right.
The boy gave a small sigh. "Yeah, maybe not all of them, but at least most of them..." When Achiu was talking about everyone in the clearing, Maximillion idly looked around to see that everything that the green dragon was saying was true. Humans and dragons, the only thing in common being sentience banded together for a common goal, despite any hostility. Maybe he was right, maybe there was someone out there for him who wouldn't just shun him, perhaps he was just worrying too much about it all...
However, what caught Max most off guard was when the girl who was with Yuran in tending to the small blue dragon came over to him, soaking wet and asked him her question. "'Sensei'?" He asked, that being the first thing that caught his attention. "'Sensei' means 'teacher'. You know Yuran?" He asked before he looked over to the man they were talking about. "Yeah, he spoke to me earlier. I take it he had asked you to keep an eye out for me?" He asked, brushing a little bit of his hair out of his face with his right had, giving Myia a good look at his mechanical arm and eye without really thinking about it.
Max continued to face the girl infront of him as he gave a sideways glance to the green dragon next to him, muttering under his breath at a level only dragons could hear. "You never know in this world, right?"

Myia looked up and said. "Sometimes it also can mean professor, depends on how you use it think." She almost lost herself in her thoughts. "Yes before when he was looking for you." She said. "Yep he did." She grinned wildly. She looked at the arm and eye and just smile. "Good to see you are not willing to give-up." She smiled sweetly. "You also have a very strong, kind aura about you." Then she realized something. "Oh, my name is Myia."

Lura breathed out a long relaxed sigh and stood up to stretch. She then meandered towards the others. Without a second thought, she carefully lifted the strange human technology and carried it to the water's edge, dipping and filling it to just over half. She carried it back and set it down.
I hope that will be alright for you professor.
She said in a tired tone. She realized she would be tired, but she seemed overtired for no reason. She growled and for once, looked grumpy but she tucked her face away so the humans would not be alarmed.

Calypso nodded eagerly at Yuran and ran off to gather firewood and ingredients.
I can't wait! Maybe we should hunt some birds and such and give the stew a little substance!
He laughed jokingly as he quickly ran around.

Lura looked over at the human as he went to rest on the banks. Her blurry vision didn't allow her to see wether or not his back hurt him, but she guessed from his slow movements that it did somewhat, but she remained quiet.

Calypso continued to run around and was even able to pounce on a few unsuspecting small animals for the stew.

Lura listened to the professor's offer and turned to look at him.
Thank you, But I'm fine sir.
She said to him and though she sounded snappy, one could certainly tell she was trying to remain polite. She stretched out and lay her head down to observe in comfort the going ons of the area.

Lura again turned when Kai rustled with his movements. She observed him while looked himself over.
I wouldn't worry little one. I'm sure you'll pull through.
She said and a small draconic smile appeared on her face.
Do you need anything? I know the others are cooking some food.