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"I don't know what you're talking about," Anaris said stubbornly.  He didn't like shy dragons at all, and he could tell by how this chick has acted so far, that she was shy. And it bugged him.

Na'araine nodded. She began to gather some materials for a nest. The least she could do was help to make their small cave a comfier place to rest. She wondered if she could make it bigger somehow. Na'araine gave a frown. It was easier on Fieruy, where you could sleep wherever you wanted to and not get bothered. Na'araine placed her nest materials in a pile and began to poke around the cave. It wouldn't magically grow larger. She felt an ache in her heart. Na'araine missed Fieruy.

Tigyrr began his day with a roar. He had already eaten, but felt that it was appropriate to scare the others. Not really scare, but to keep them off of his rainforest. His barbed tail swished back and forth, knocking some plants over. He chewed on a parrot, licking his bloodstained muzzle in satisfaction. Tigyrr gave another roar. More threatening and angry this time. That was enough for today. He cleared his throat and went off to another part of the forest to practice spouting flames. Blue fire.

Anaris laughed at the dragon. He was not breaking any dragon law, simply sitting on a rock. She was being pathetic. He had high standards for females, and she didn't meet them.

Siren heard Tigyrr's roars. He growled. He was tired of him thinking that he was the top dragon, and that he could claim whatever he wanted. Siren sighed. But he knew better than to oppose Tigyrr. Himself, he was from Fieruy. He was still adjusting to the gravity, and he was tired. He shook himself off and trotted to the plains, where hunting was always the best. He sank into the gr*censored*, a difficult thing for a dragon so big and brightly colored as him. The zebra were completely unaware of him until they were roasted alive by Siren's flames. All of their fur seared off, and he bit them to kill them, that way they weren't cooked. He took three into his mouth, and decided to leave the leftovers for any other predator. He took the three back to Na'araine and dropped them. "One for you, one for me and one to share" Siren stated, proud of himself.

((It's okay. ^^))

Na'araine smiled. "Good job." she said. "For a foreigner." she added with a purr. Na'araine took a bite out of one. It was like how she remembered it. Meaty. Juicy. But it wasn't at all like Fieruy food. She relised that it went against her whole vegetarian thing, but the edible plants here never consumed her hunger. They were tiny. And the good ones were in forests and rainforests. Tigyrr's jungle. She would have to eat something, to keep her energy level where it was. It would be dangerous if it dipped below. She was alerady exhausted. Na'araine shifted into a more comfortable position because sitting wasn't very fun. Na'araine licked blood off of her muzzle. The thought of eating another hurt her... But she would have to change sooner or later.

Tigyrr spotted a young water dragon basking on his sunning rocks. He hissed angrily and slaughtered it. Tigyrr managed to stomach the wyrm's slimy exterior and odd taste. He took the rocks for himself, basking in the rays with his wings outstretched. "Ahh.." he purred. It was nice and warm out. Tigyrr snagged a butterfly that landed on his muzzle. He suffocated it with his long forked tongue and ate it with glee. Butterflies tasted good. Tigyrr shook himself to reality. He got up and decided to go find some insects to eat. Tigyrr broke through a termite mound with his sharp claws and stuck his looong tongue into it. They bit him, but it didn't hurt. His saliva had special acids in it that prevented him from getting hurt from bites. It was very useful when he went to drink some water and his tongue interrupted a group of crayfish.

((Hmm...))

Tigyrr padded out of his rainforest. He spotted a female and studied her. Yech. ((XD)) He did not like her. He preferred she-dragons with specific other colours. ((Shallow! >:U)) Tigyrr decided to go and talk to her, though.But he had no reason. There was just nothing to do. Tigyrr lept over a log and landed beside her. "Hello." he said.