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Thresh had been sleeping - or rather - trying to sleep in the overly plush bed assigned to him for the whole journey (so far), but frankly it was too hot, too stuffy and way too fluffy. He was used to sleeping on the ground, and in more esoteric locations, so overly stuffed comfort wasn't his usual, and trying to sleep when he wasn't tired wasn't exactly brilliant either. Lashing his tail once in frustration, then muffling a swear when he hit the side of the wall and made things rattle (it hurt, but that was minor and easily ignored - breaking things could be much worse). Thankfully, the thing seemed intact. He decided then that brooding and trying to sleep weren’t doing him any favours, so with a sigh he rolled out of bed and decided to head up to the roof. Hopefully at least it would be cooler there. As he headed there, he was careful to keep his limbs under control this time. The previous lapse of judgement had been juvenile. He must be better.

[First Car! Please interact with him, he's terrible but he's trying.]

Location: Middle carriage

Coralynne lessoned to the new addition in the conversation. "A researcher for a father that must be a very exciting life." Coralynne didn't know who her mom and dad where. It was sad but she had dealt with that when she was much younger.

"Ghost are in the Lost Lands?" Coralynne asked in a somewhat excited and scared voice. She wasn't to sure on how she felt about seeing a ghost but it would have to be ok. No turning back now Coralynne you wanted adventure you got it. Her inner self said with a disapproving looking while taping her foot.

Alice sits on top of the middle carriage her nose buried in a book, within a book. She didn't want anyone knowing what she was actually reading so she replaced the book cover with something more acceptable for this type of group. While the outside said Advanced Botanical Studies, the inside was one of her father's "practical" spell books. Not that she needed to know how to disguise a rock as a precious gem but he insisted. He insists on a lot of things.. including her going on this trip for his benefit. She had pulled off many a trick in her day but pretending to fit in with this lot was going to be her hardest con yet.

Mid carriage

Noriko had been contently keeping to himself, watching as the world whizzed by in the comforts of the carriage. There was light chatter, mild bustling, groupings starting to collect together. While one used to staying still, in one place, and honing into a solitude.... his wings were starting to cramp from the days of keeping tucked and out of the way. After all, it'd be rude to extend them within the confines of the carriage....

But they were feeling rather stiff. Perhaps a light stretch could be done, if he were careful. He'd found a semi-empty spot, rolling his shoulders, and one wing at a time extending down and outwards, using his best ability to keep the natural instinct that wanted to fluff them out. Even with his most careful attempts to prevent them from getting in the way, he did give an accidental fluff of said wing, bumping it against another passenger, instantly making his slit pupils shrink even further. Quickly, his mouth parted, and a soft "My apologies!" was uttered to the fellow mutated hybrid.

Nasaiki

I dunno what's happeninggg but feel free to ignore if there's too much going on, haha. """

The peaceful sounds of the moving carriage mingled with the sounds of chatter below was shattered as some creature screeched across the sky above her. They landed firmly on the carriage with enough force shake the cabin below. It would seem it was a person. A very loud person. A person who coming this way...oh joy. Alice shifted herself as the apparent mutant approached. Well she supposed now would be a good as time as any to pretend like she cared. Why else would someone be on this caravan if not here to search for the dear doctor? That is the whole purpose of this expedition after all". As far as she knew anyways. As far as plants. If you are asking if he is a dryad, I do not know. I'm sure a visual description will be provided when we arrive.. She closed her book and sat it on her lap. I find it important to be well informed when facing the unknown. I assume you would as well considering how important this is.. She shifted her expression to a pleasant smile hoping it would appease them enough to go look for other company. It was still a ways off from their destination and she didn't want to play 20 questions for the remainder.

Middle Car


Latros frowned at their twin as they could only watch in horror as they messed up everything, and elbowed them gently to interrupt. Dryad's weren't bright! "Hey, if the guy's a dryad it'll be harder, not easier to see him! You're thinking of fey. They're usually brightly colored and easy to chase...or spot."

Still, she seemed to be pretty smart, and smiling meant friendly! Maybe they could learn a thing or two from her, until they went back to being lookout at least. They plopped down in front of her, ears perked up with interest. There must be some reason why she was reading such a complex book like that, right? "Do we need to know lots of stuff about plants then? Can I borrow your book when you're done reading it?"