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Sin smiled as she put her finger into her mouth, eyes watering with the pain of it. She knew that letting the young gryphon see that she had been hurt was a very bad plan. She raised her other hand and gingerly lay it on the back of the gryphon's head, nestling it in the feathers there.

So... soft Sin thought, turning to smile at both Jizzy and Chao. "Thanks guys, I'm glad that you could see this." And truely she was, she didn't want her gryphon being born alone, but now Gael had Tobias and Sanar to keep her company. All that waiting was definately worth it.

"Come on guys, the rain's letting up!" Sin bounced happily, perhaps unwisely scooping Gael up into her arms.

Gael started, staring first from the creature that had picked her up and then back again to the ground, where she would have much prefered to be. With a twist she struggled to get back to the floor.

It was then that she saw the writing on the wall, painted there in deft strokes. Gael's beak came forward, intent on getting a close inspection.

"Yah.. It's much better that we're all here. That way we can all share it, and the Aerandir might bond a bit more if they know each other so early."

Jizzy said matter-of-factly. She honestly though that if they were friends from birth, thier friendships may be longer, lasting and stronger.

Tobias did not notice the marking until he was face to face with the mentioned wall. He did, however, notice his new friends making thier way over to the wall. He couldn;t possibly fathom what was so interesting until he saw it up close. His beak began to trace the designs, committing them to memory.

Chao let out a light laugh at Sin's description, "yes, minus the blood and 'ooze'..." she snickered again and swivled her eyes back to the gryphons.

"Maybe more than we do..." the guardian took a step forward, tracing a finger over some of the writing, quietly commiting it to her own memory.

Sanar blinked over to the new gryph and tilted her head. Yes she could hear her, she clicked in return.

Sin nodded her concent and watched as the young gryphons appeared to have a conversation.

Gael chirped back at Tobias, why are you so rude? And turned away from him, facing Sanar with a much happier note. Hello, she whistled.

"I'm glad they're getting along it seems.. well.. kinda"

Jizzy said, watching Gael turn awayy from Tobias.

Tobias gave a series of clicks and hoops as she rushed over to Gael and Sanar. 'Don't leave me behind.. I didn't mean to be rude.. I just didn't know what else to say'.. His answer was unsurprising, he was, after all, a guy.

Noticing that the rain was begining to ebb Chao glanced around then made a break for the outside, basking in the wet droplets for a moment. She didn't like it when it was pouring and she had no idea where shelter could be found but, there was the cave nearby! And she'd packed a towel, which had been mostly dry last time she'd checked so she was going to enjoy the tropical storm for just a few moments while she still had the chance.

Sanar gave a pleased rumble as things seemed to be in the process of being patched up by the two other gryphons and bent down, rubbing her head affectionately against Tobais'.

Sin watched as the rain began to die down, and continued to smile slightly at the antics of Gael and the other two gryphons. Maybe Gael just bit her because it was, well, startling to have someone try and touch you so soon after forming from a feather and a... but of tail fur. "Maybe we should head out before the rain picks up again?" She asked her peers, as it seemed like a good idea.

Gael clicked her beak, 'Well, Tobias, who until recently was known as smallgryph, it's nice to meet you.' She turned back to the taller of the two gryphons, the one that was playing peacekeeper. 'What's your name?' she asked in a series of clicks and snorts.