((S'all good, schools been kind of crazy with me too, haven't been on as much as I've liked))

Siren chuckled at Na'araine. "Don't be eating the dirt" he chuckled, light heartedly. "You're surrounded by fresh blooming plants."

Anaris's scales shimmered as the afternoon light came through. "We haven't got time for this." he said, seeing how easily distracted Siren was. He walked a deeper into the rain forest, and then began to dig, far from Tigyrr. 

Kazumi stood next to him and started diggign aswell 4 claws where better then two.

((brain dead DX))

Na'araine smiled, gulping down another large mouthful. "Dirt and rocks are good for my scales." she said, licking a leaf off of her muzzle. She gave a small cough, and a few very round pebbles came out. They were grey, but obviously covered with green stuff. Her species regurgitated food in pebble form when they had enough. Na'araine spat out a few more small pebbles, compact and uodd. There was a good amount of actual food in those pebbles. It was good for storage, but since it was squished together, it wasn't as easy to eat. She kicked a bit of rotting stuff from a pile into her holes and padded over to Anaris and Kazumi. She took a bite out of the foliage, and spat out a few round pebbles into her partially filled hole.

Tigyrr remined motionless, but he still looked quite mighty.

((Meh. Sure. Dusk.))

As the sky turned from blue to purple with the fall of dusk, Siren shifted his wings and tore his gaze from Tigyrr's glimmering statue. "Are you fed?" he asked Na'araine.

Anaris looked at Na'aaine, then looked away to Kazumi again. "Let's go deeper into the rain forest" he said, patting in the last of the grave. "Just for the night." 

((Duuuusk. :o))

Na'araine nodded. She could spit out more pebble things, but she didn't have to. "Yes." she said. She turned to Anaris and Kazumi. "Be careful." she warned them. "You don't want to know what lurks in this rainforest..." She turned back to where Siren and her cave was. "And good luck." she added quietly. Na'araine didn't want to tell them of the bad things in the rainforest. She didn't want to scare them. They weren't from Fieruy, though. Not that different. She hoped that they could at least evade the bats. They loved blood, and could even penetrate most dragon scales. But they avoided fire, which was probably the reason that Tigyrr learned how to breathe fire. Or maybe that was his power? He was an earth dragon, but it was possible that his power was fire-breathing. Na'araine just couldn't get rid of the pressing feeling that it was something else... Something more deadly...

((O.o Why is Na'araine so worried that Tigyrr could fire-breathe?))

Anaris flicked his tail in acknowledgement, but didn't reply to Na'araine as she left with Siren.

Siren leaped into the air. He had finally gotten used to the gravity, even if it was more difficult than Fieruy. He soared back to the cave with Na'araine and touched the ground beside the lake. "Are we warping back to Fieruy soon?" he asked. 

 ((Because he's all strong, and is already an earth dragon. So if he can breathe fire, that is a pretty major chunk of fire dragon-ness. In some ways. But she's worried about his siblings, because if they are anything like him...))

Na'araine soared after him, and pushed a paw against the ground for a better view of things. She flapped her wings, and angled them so she could glide. "Yes. You want to, right?" she said. Na'araine banked, and turned to their cave. She landed in front of it.

((He has siblings?!?!?!?! :O))

"Sure, I don't see why not" Siren said. "We've left more than enough as a mark upon Anoile."

-fail- 

((Two.))

Na'araine nodded. "Can we stay... Just one more night...?" she aasked. Na'araine turned to the forest. She was quite fond of Anoile, plus she was born there....