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Achiu didn't want to seem ungrateful to the boy who saved him, but he felt some relief when he was no longer on Achiu's back. He looked at the mountain they were aiming for and estimated the distance. "I think I will be able to make it that far. But after that, I will need to rest, at least until the drugs that the scientists pumped into me wear off." He glanced at the dark dragon. It wasn't the most natural of things for one male dragon to offer aid to another, particularly a stranger. "My name is Achiu, by the way. Thank you for your help. Both of you."

Silia cocked her head slightly at Sa-ar's comments. "Well, answering a challenge is a bit different than instigating trouble. I can certainly understand that. As far as proving your worth..... I'm not sure I can speak for the others, but I'm more willing to share my space with a dragon I feel I can trust than one I have to worry about attacking me. I can respect your power, but you'll notice I'm responding better to to this civil conversation."

She glanced behind her at the human girl while Ci'nala offered the male a cave in the area. "Well, not to rush things, but if things are settled for now, I think we had best see to the girl, alright Ci'nala?" She turned to the male. "If you wish, we can talk again later."

She turned and flew back to the cliff. She landed far enough away from the girl so as not to frighten her. As Silia studied her, she noticed something strange about the way that the human was looking, and she didn't think it had anything to do with her injuries. Goodness, I don't think this poor child can see. She took a few steps closer, examining the girl's leg. "How are you doing, Little one? Would you like me too help you with your leg?"

Anya had in taken as much information in as she could, she wasn't expecting this to end peacefully but they managed it this Silia one was amazing, it would take a while to make a full review. Then she was being talked to, "I'm doing as well as could be expected, I've lost quite a lot of blood I think the bleeding has stopped. I don't think that I'll be able to walk thought, my shin bone is completely shattered and I think Theirs a compound fracture so help would be appreciated." Anya sighed it had stopped hurting quite a while ago, she had this odd feeling that it would hurt again pretty soon.

Anya mulled those words over, Overly trusting of humans, Anya wasn't shocked by this, she was shocked she had got this far. "I think you have every right to be distrusting, from what I've heard people aren't exactly being friendly to you." Anya sighed thinking of the stories of the science groups, "I assure you that me tell someone the location of a cave is one of the least likely things for me to do, You've probably noticed, I can't actually see, which is a shame."

((Um, Tryst'n is probably about 80 meters, and Ci'nala is considerably smaller than that.))
Ci'nala bowed to the new guest.
"Follow me; there are always caves around here to stay in," She said smiling. She always loved taking care of others, and even though she didn't like this dragon, it felt nice to have company. She turned to Silia and chuckled. "Might as well; there's no good for me here." She turned back to Sa-ar. "Don't do anything while I am away. I'll be back soon; there's plenty of fish for food and there is also some wildlife in the area." She took off in the direction that Silia was flying, hoping Sa-ar would stay out of her way when she came back.

Tryst'n was flying along the edge of the forest for what seemed like the fifth time that day. All he ever did was examine the crap-hole he lived in now; he sure did miss the cliffs and....Ci'nala. He hated that the past few months he had to be away from her. But, he knew that it was for her safety. He sighed, then landed and morphed to his human form. He pushed his black hair out of the way and looked at the ground. He was either by the small cove he was captured in, or completely in a new area. At that point, he didn't know anymore.
Ci'nala, are you okay? Are you safe? Were you captured? He looked up when he heard a mass of dragon roars, one of them being Ci'nala's. He snarled, then started walking in that direction, soon morphing back to his dragon to save time.
When he got there, he saw a strange serpent-like dragon flying around, but no Ci'nala. I was closer than I thought to home, but where is she?

Silia lowered her head a bit when the girl admitted that she was blind. "I thought as much. I am sorry." Silia quickly went over the different options. "Alright. If it's alright with you, I'll carry you to my cave. I think it'll be a little easier for you than having to try and climb on my back." Carefully, she reared back on her hind legs, using her tail and wings for balance, then slipped her hands around the girl taking extra care with her injured leg.

Once she was sure she had a firm grip on her, Silia gently took off and headed for the mountains. Seeing Ci'nala behind, she turned and gave the equivalent of a friendly smile before glancing down at the human in her hands. "So, do you have a name, Child?"

The roar startled Silia so much, she had to remember the human girl in her hands or she might have injured her even further. As it was, she gave Ci'nala a fast glance to make sure she was alright. The younger dragon was right on her tail and catching up fast, looking rather unnerved. Sinala would feel better to have her two new friends safe and well looked after. Maybe it was natural, with her chicks so close to hatching, but Silia was finding herself being even more protective than normal.

Lillia smiled. "Nice to meet you, Kai." She let go of Myia as her phone rang. "Just a minute." She walked off and started talking. "Hello. Yes?" She started to pace then a smirk came across her face. "Fabulus, take care of it and I shall be back later." She stopped pacing. "Bye-bye." She put the phone away. "Hey! Guess what! My restraint chain has been approved!" She started to bounce up and down.

Myia looked at Kai and then sighed. "Okay." She watched Lillia closely. She tensed up as she heard the 'good' news. "That was months ago. Lie's." She whispered. She took a deep breath. "That is great, Lillia." She smiled and then turned back to Kai. "Klutz? So you get hurt often. That's no fun."

Silia couldn't help feeling sorry for poor Anya. Of course, that was probably the last thing she wanted, but one can't help ones feelings. Instead, she decided to help her experience the world the best she could. At least while they were together.

She smiled down at the girl. "You want to know what I look like? I'll do the best I can. To begin with, I'm about 85 yards long from my nose to my tail. I have purple and green scales with cream on my throat and belly. You can probably feel more about them than I can tell you. My hands and claws as well. I have a pair of long, black horns curving back from just over my ears and purple hair running down my neck and in my ears. My eyes are blue. I've been told my face somewhat resembles that of a horse, but I have no idea what this animal is, so I can't confirm that," she chuckled. "Is there anything else I can tell you?"