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Tsubasa watched as the images rushed through her head. Sora was no longer complaining about having to try and take such a passive, yet dangerous, approach. He may have been a lot more eager to fight than Feather, but he wasn't the type to attack when there was a reason not to. Tsubasa and Sora hovered in the air, high above and far away from either Pix or Lye, as she relayed another series of messages. This time, the girl didn't bother speaking in a language. She could tell that the dragon was not familiar to words and didn't want to alienate it by making it more uncomfortable than it needed to be.

Feather relayed emotions of sadness and pain, showing her sympathy for what the dragon had to endure and her wish to help him through with it. As she portrayed her dislike of violence, making it clear that she would be unable to help the Pale One take back his home, she also portrayed a peaceful valley--the same valley that she loved flying in--and pictured it with the dragon residing in their instead of in the volcano. She remembered what Gregory must have said about the Pale One being driven out of his home, and hoped that offering a substitute, even though it was nowhere near a volcano, would help him. Underneath everything Tsubasa expressed, there was a peaceful melody. The sound, if it could be called that considering it was sent through telepathy, would do nothing in terms of a skill but the girl hoped it would help to calm the dragon if even just a bit.

Sora, meanwhile, inserted his own ideas in between what his summoner had said. While he may not have been a dragon, there was a point in time when he lived in the wild and witnessed things like what the Pale One had just experienced. As a result, he knew some of the more natural concerns that were probably on its mind. He tried to ensure that there had been no recent sighting of any blue dragons, or any dragons for that matter, around the valley. That the area was isolated, far from where most humans traveled, and had an abundance of wildlife (aka food).

Tsubasa smiled brightly as the wyvern left and thought, {Thank you,} to it as it went to the valley. At the same time, though, she couldn't help but feel worried for it. It obviously had numerous injuries, both from the blue dragons and her own group, of which Feather felt extremely guilty. If it weren't for Sora's reminder that Pix and Lye were waiting for her, the girl would have flown off to help the wyvern heal. After being assured that she'd be able to tend to the wyvern as soon as she reported back her mission, the girl glided down towards where her two friends were standing.

"Well," she asked as Sora returned to his normal, white form, "I think we can call the mission a success?". There goal had been to stop the attacks, not to kill the wyvern; in the siren's point of view, that was exactly what they had accomplished.

Feather didn't respond to Pix's questions. While she had heard them, she knew that she was too far away for a normal human to have been able to hear it. As a result, she pretended to have not heard it.