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There finally! A brown had come out onto the sands, Yulu's eyes sweeping over to it but her steps moving back slightly as she watched it come into contact with the little Bronze from before. She wouldn't have to worry about keeping her attention in two places now, what with both dragonets together and easier to watch, and she almost found herself smiling over the interaction they shared.

Was the Brown...telling the Bronze what to do? was that its way of saying 'hurry it up!' ? If her memory served she knew the red egg had felt Impatient when she touched it, so it didn't seem that surprising that the beast wanted the first out to hurry up and get along. Several of their siblings had already Impressed after all, so why was it dawdling? That may not have been at all what the Brown was thinking, but that's how Yulu took it.

He looked radiant too, and a little large, but she didn't dare herself to think any further.

Cass let out a long, disappointed sigh as yet another dragonet headed towards the boys. Well...fighting dragons weren't supposed to be for girls anyways...granted, that certainly didn't stop Cass hoping to impress one. She didn't care what color her dragon was so long as it was her lifemate, and hers alone.
The little blond bolstered her spirits and returned her gaze to the unhatched eggs still sitting on the sands. No use crying over spilt milk, as her mother had always said. All she could do was hope that her dragon was still there somewhere in the clutch, just waiting its turn to hatch.
Ah! look! A brown! She watched curiously as it walked across the sands. It seemed very mature, she couldn't help but think. She wasn't sure she liked the way the golden egg had gotten hit though! she hoped the little queen inside it was alright.

When Kaatan saw Lelia search the stands for a brief moment, he made his small smile just a little bigger, hoping to reassure her. The dragonets were finding Theirs, but she was still there in the crowd. But there's still the queen!

When he saw the proud brown emerge, he was glad to see it accompany the other colors. He looks so proud... But when he moved to the bronze ever-so-carefully, his heart sunk slightly as he headbutted the bronze. Oh, I hope that was meant to be helpful, and not violent! The last thing we need is a fight... I don't think it would happen though - dragons don't fight other dragons...

Look Shamth! A Brown has finally made it out, it was only a matter of time before that happened. It's got some spunk to it too, and size as well. It'll be a fine beast for whomever it chooses, so I hope it chooses well.

L'pin hadn't really be saying anything over the others to hatch thus far, but Shamth knew from the lack of comment the man probably wasn't that Impressed with the picking thus far. Most of them were young kids that they'd seen around while working Candidate chores with them, and none of them had struck either man nor dragon as overly special. Still, L'pin had never thought himself amazing either yet he still had a dragon. It was probably in his best interests to just stay quiet and watch the rest, his eyes falling on Yulu and her apparent merriment over all of this.

Look, Yulu's laughing.

Still not interested Mine. Not interested at all.

Tofir's guesses had been pretty far off so far. He shrugged philosophically and went back to watching the goings-on on the sands. His attention was divided between the hidden dragon in the grey egg and the pair of dragons on the sands, the bronze and the brown. He that the bronze wouldn't turn around and snap at the brown, or do worse.

In preparation for this healing, he'd asked the other healers about things that could go wrong at hatchings and received a list longer than his arm. He was trying not to worry about them, but he simply wasn't prepared for dragons fighting with each other. He knew only the barest rudiments of dragonhealing. Yulu knew more. Fortunately, there were dragonhealers present. That would be helpful if something like that did happen. He hoped it wouldn't.

In the back of his mind, he felt reassurances from Shiv that he had found Song, and he was with her now and he felt much better because she was safe and she said the person she was with was safe. He didn't know how he felt about the person, but he whistled at Song about the excitement. What had he missed? He had been afraid when the humming started and so he'd hidden.

Tofir's attention was further divided when the bronze moved into the stands. Shells. That could be bad. Now he was beginning to understand his fellow healers' sour expressions.

The hair on the back of Kaatan's neck stood on end at the confrontation between the dragons. They won't fight... They absolutely won't! When the scene was averted and the sound came back the crowd, his own quiet gasp joined it as the bronze headed into the stands. That never happened. Never. Shards! Someone's going to get hurt!

Wait, what was going on now? There had been a confrontation, the Brown had backed down, and now the Bronze was taking strides and going into the Stands?! Yulu almost started to move after it in an effort to try and limit damage control, though once it got away from here there was nothing she cold do but hope the people up there could move out of the way in time. She did take a few steps however, though she dared not let herself get carried away and forget about the brown on the sands. She would let the people in the stands fend for themselves, her attention on him.

Just as you hurried your brother along, you should hurry as well. There isn't a reason to rush, but there isn't a reason to linger either.

It was the first time she'd thought towards one of them, but it was a weak remark at best.

Skanath looked up from his food with consern at the sound of his siblings growlings. He held his breath waiting to see what the two would do. Once the confrontation was over however he quickly returned to his food.