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"I wouldn't feel to bad about it you know, brothers argue, and we have all been through so much, I'm sure it will smooth over with time." He patted his now tall young brother on his narrow shoulder. The boy had some filling out to do but was making up for it by shooting for the moon like a weed. The thought made Isolder smile and he bet Issaly would get taller then himself he was under average for height but had broad shoulders that played right in to his berserker plan.

"Want to wrestle?" He asked playfully, "You were always too young before, but I had my share of rounds with your older brother. I won."

"Nonsense your brother started everyone of those matches and he knows it, I don't force play upon others, unless they ask for it." He nodded matter of factly. "Of course its okay if you refuse, I was just curious is all." He grinned happily at his little brother. "You take after mama, I'm so glad to see it, she would be so proud of you squirt, taking care of all the animals all by your lonesome, getting their loyalty and respect and all that. It makes me proud, yes it does."

He babbled on in such a fashion for a while longer...before pausing. "What was that noise? Did you hear that?"

"She was so gentle, wouldn't hurt a butterfly, but her heart was so strong." His eyes misted thinking of her. But the threat took him away from memories.

"Something is out there, and its really creeping me out, I've never felt like this Issaly, we should go, whatever that thing is it is evil and it should not touch us. Get on one of your critters and lets book it."

Fear. He had never felt this kind of fear before. Not while he was alone in Jauhar even. It tried to eat his soul and all he could think about was escaping it with his little brother. He lifted the boy...forgetting that Issaly was a man for a minute, onto the nearest mountable beast, and shooed his Zanteer ahead of him. Time to get away. He tried to hold onto his calm but he felt paniced on the inside.

Isolder eyed Saalin doubtfully but trusted his younger brother enough to climb onto the reptile. He hadn't riden anything ever and it was the oddest sensation. He was ashamed to admit that he clung a little bit, but his gut told him the threat was real and quite dangerous.

"I don't know what it is and I'm not willing to find out. Lead the way little brother, I will try to stay on..try not to turn to sharply huh?" He begged a little. He was not used to depending on anything except his own two feet.