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Digimon: Tamer's Bureau

"Alright, let's just get on our way. I'm trusting Rachel." Yumeko said, nodding at the typically lazy girl. After the studying she put into the note, the Japanese girl couldn't help but feel that Rachel was going to do fine. As they arrived back at the fork in the road, she looked towards the path leading futher into the forest. "At least we can do a two for one on this Dokunemon request." With a shrug, she led on. The forest path was changing again. Instead of the thicker bamboo stalks they saw earlier, the bamboo became very thin but densely populated. So thick, one couldn't even think about pushing through.

Soon, they came to what looked like a cross-road. A giant stone stood in the center of it. As the group approached, symbols appeared on it.



"Oh! Lookie here. A STONE! Never before have I seen a stone so grand as this one! It is quite possibly... The greatest stone in existence!" Tinkermon said, obviously sarcastic. She flew up to it and tapped it a few times, looking rather bored. "So, this is Digicode.... I think. It's old. I guess it's laz-butt's time to shine?" The fairy said, moving over to Yumeko's shoulder.

Legacy of Harena

Himeko Kagekoro

”The Tengu are looking for a stolen object. Would you have knowledge on this subject?”

”My name? How rude. It is only polite to state your name first.”

Name:
Himeko Kagekoro

”What matter is my age?”

Age:
125

Race:
Tengu

Appearance:
Himeko looks to be about her late teens to early twenties though in reality she’s lived over a century. She has long brown hair typically tied back into twintails. She wears travel clothes of her tribe’s color and she stands at a little over six feet. Other than her wings, that is a good sign that she isn’t exactly human.

Personality:
Himeko is a noble in Tengu society. Though she tries not to be, she can be rather pretentious at times. Her normal mode is “guarded” though one can gain her trust rather quickly. She has a rather negative opinion on humans in general, but will work with them in times of need. While she thinks of humans this way, she likely will come to like them quickly so long as they are competent at what they do.

”A mere human cannot hope to match a Tengu, that is just simple. Any longer talk on it is mere sophistry.”

Abilities:
Tengu in general have the ability to manipulate wind. Though it appears to be the typical type of magic, it really has a source from the divinity that resides on Tengu Mountain.

Their wings also allow them to fly at high speeds. They are rather large and can wrap around them as a coat if need-be, but otherwise, they can use the same divine power that allows them to manipulate the wind to hide their wings.

As a species, they also have strength far outweighing the average human and wielding their special Tengu Forged Katana that assist them in their wind manipulating abilities.

History: Himeko was born among her fellow Tengu at the supposed height of their civilization. She herself was born among one of the upper rungs of the race and as thus, she was taught many things such as swordsmanship, etiquette and channeling divinity. Soon enough, she found herself among one of the many Wing Guards of the mountain.

She never left the mountain, but she was put in charge of guarding the Vault of Relics. It’s name was exactly as it sounds and she liked to take her time examining the many pieces in the Vault. She both guarded and studied them. Soon enough, she found herself tasked with guarding a human to study in the vault. She scoffed at the order, but was quickly ordered to follow orders or else she’d be stripped of her rank. Begrudgingly, she accepted the task.

She was quickly introduced to the human. She was not impressed. They were simply a scholarly type and she was simply surprised that he was able to make it to the top by himself, let alone make it past the constant tempests that masked the mountain. He asked her if she’d like to talk to him about any of the objects and simply told him their name and a very short idea of what they did. She was constantly confused as to why the Elders and the Lord of the Mountain allowed a human up here, but followed orders as loosely as she could.

It took a few weeks, but the man was just about done with his research. In the last couple of days however, the tempest surrounding the mountain disappeared and the mountain was attacked by a small horde of what could only be described as gigantic bats. Himeko was with the scholar at the time, and quickly flew him to a safe space in the mountain fortress.

She quickly made her way to the front and helped eliminate the attackers, however she left the Vault undefended. In her absence, someone or something snuck into the Vault and stole one of the Tengu’s most sacred treasures, The Leaf of the Four Winds. A grand treasure that had the power to amplify the power of any wind based divinity or magic.

Many among the Elder Council accused the scholar of stealing the item, or letting the tempest die out. Himeko, however, stood up for the scholar, claiming he was not at fault for this theft. As she was known for her disdain for the human race for their foolishness, her words for a human were held in high regard. On the other hand, her leaving the Vault undefended was seen as the main issue at hand. For her failure at losing the Leaf, she was tasked with retrieving it or never returning. After preparing for a few days and gathering her supplies, she left the mountain and sadly only found solace in human towns. Luckily, she had one clue... An odd sigil...

Other:
-Himeko is actually a master at disguising her disgust at humans. Luckily for her. She deals with humans in villages with a hidden disgust but something better than a frown, but less than a smile.

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Lunalel Lightsword

”What? ‘Do whatever Livia’s plaything says?’ ‘Scared of your mom?’” Luna asked, confused. Livia’s plaything? She and Miss Lindall got along well, right? ”If you mean Miss Lindall, she just asked me if I wanted to join her on an ‘adventure’ or something of the sort.” She then shrugged as she moved on to the next point. ”As far as your mother goes, I’ve no idea who she is.”

After she finished answering the question, she put her hand up to her head and scratched it. She was suspicious obviously. Well, not like it probably wasn’t understandable. ”I mean, I know you did some unspeakable things to Maoin of which I don’t approve, of course.” The Knightess went silent for a couple of seconds as she mentally reached for the words she was wanting. ”I might be part of the fools you speak of. In my life, I’ve spent time with many soldiers and armed peasants, all of which I treated as companions as you are now. It’s just not in my nature to let my companions be assaulted by a giant land dragon and stand by watching. Especially when they can’t really fight back.”

"Haa? Companions? Is that what you think of me? Even after knowing what I almost did to that pathetic excuse for a familiar?" She laughed in mild disbelief. Humph. Lies. Marie didn't trust her for a second. Well, she supposed she wouldn't know who her mother was. Not like Viatrix went around announcing her presence…well, no, she usually did just that come to think of it. Attention whore.

"Well, I can't say I can't understand the sentiment. After all, you should be nice to your toys or they break, yes? Keep their morale up and all that. Loyalty breeds Loyalty as some say and we're at least forced to tolerate each other here." She smirked. "Naïve. I much prefer them knowing that if they do something I don't like, they'll suffer a fate worse than death - and make no mistake I certainly have the ability to do that." She hummed lightly for a moment to herself. "Ahh, but that's irrelevant." She sighed, seemingly taking a few seconds to find the words to continue.

"So I am right, then? You simply treat everyone around you with that same naïve kindness regardless of who they are?" For the briefest instant Marie's smirk seemed to waver. She obviously still didn't believe Luna, but her attitude at least seemed a bit less hostile now.

This girl was quite something, that was for sure. Luna was slightly angry with her with her comments about “breaking toys” as that was completely opposed to Luna’s thought process. ”What? ‘Naïve kindness’ you say? Perhaps it is. Perhaps it is not. I’m wary of you, do not misunderstand. Still, as it were, we are together on this journey. On my honor, I would fail myself if I were to let you fall and stand aside. That is my standing as a Lightsword.”

"I don't believe you." Marie replied simply as she began walking, the small ball of pure white light going out as she began walking back towards the camp. She stiffly brushed past Luna, not sparing her a second glance. If anything, she seemed rather disappointed for some reason. "Not that it matters, human. People are fundamentally selfish beings. Your kindness is just to feed your ego and bragging rights so you can show others just how ‘good’ you are.” She paused for a brief moment, glancing back towards Luna. "Heh, not to mention…I'm fairly certain if you had a choice between saving me and someone like say, Sol, you'd choose obviously the child."

That was… Oh what was it called? A loaded question? ”You’re most likely right. I probably would save Sol.” Luna said, bluntly. ”She’s a brighter soul than either of us, I feel. You can think of me selfish if you want but that doesn’t change the truth though.” Not that Marie would have likely seen, but Luna shook her head. Demons were both selfish and stubborn. ”If I wanted you to die, I could have let Avaline go to town. My heart wouldn’t have raced, my legs wouldn’t have moved and my arms wouldn’t have swung. Even if you did what you did to Maoin, you don’t deserve to be presumably eaten. However, you are going to think what you will”

"…Heh. At least your honest." Marie sighed, shaking her head with a shrug, dropping the conversation and heading back to camp. "I wonder what I do think? You’re a funny human, I know that at least." Whatever was going through her head, she wasn't going to be telling Luna it seemed.

”I don’t think I’m all that funny though.” Luna stated, scratching the side of her head wondering what exactly a demon found funny about her. She followed Marie back, feeling as if she had won the argument though it was more likely there was no real argument to make.

Everyone except Luna

Katherine couldn't help but sigh at Meowka, at least she wasn't calling her sweet cheeks anymore. "Yes, yes." There were worse things. "Just go sit at the table, it'll be along soon, Meowka." Katherine said , petting her cat before she headed over to Miren. "Nevermind about the no food for Meowka thing by the way." The Puppeteer added with a shrewd smile. "She's fine to eat now."

Sol just had to laugh at Avaline. "No, that's not a hat! Hehehe. It's for drinking stuff." She took the item back filled the mug up with nearby water and showed it off before taking a drink from it. "See? It's useful for drinking. There are better hats out there anyhow."

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Lunalel Lightsword

Luna was slightly taken aback by Marie's weapon stuck in the ground. "Looks like I don't especially need to worry about you now... Or, maybe I need to worry about you in a different way." Luna pondered aloud as she put a hand to forehead. Of course it'd go about like this. "What do you mean by, 'Scandalous'? I can't just be worried about someone?" Luna asked the demon again, confused. Her eyes drifted back over to the scorching and the hole in the ground. "Though, I suppose that was quite the splendid weapon. That said though, I bet you've still yet to find an answer to that riddle. Or are you too proud to admit that you don't know?" She added, attempting to change the conversation from whatever it was she was trying to do.

Everyone except Luna

"Ahhh! Wait, wait, wait!" Sol said, grabbing Avaline's hand. "Well, Luna knows what spoons are! Though, I'm not sure where she went... But she'll be back! I'm sure. Plus, if you think spoons are good for drinking, wait until you see this Mug!"

Sol said as she was digging out a wooden mug, likely more for alcohol than anything. "Now, I don't mind letting you see it... But I'm not just 'tiny human'. I'm in fact 'Solana Lightsword' though I suppose it use to be 'Solana Duskshield' not too long ago. Just call me 'Sol'. I'll call you Avaline."

Meanwhile, Katherine was about ready to pull her hair out... Figuratively of course. "Let me spell it out for you then, Meowka. To you, I am a Duchess or Queen as per contract. Just call me Katherine. Do so and you may get to eat some delicious fish." Katherine added with an expectant look on her face, waiting for the cat to no longer use nicknames for her.

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"But this is the Digital World, Kameo. Digital Ghosts might come out in the daytime instead." Yumeko teased. She walked ahead towards the hut. "Guess the consensus is to go this way." She added. Looking around, she noticed that there was a nice open clearing, enough room for quite the nice sized garden of fruits and vegetables. "This place definitely has someone living here."

Tinkermon zipped around the place, looking at just about everything. It was interesting to her. She'd never seen anything like this before, though to be fair the only places she had been were the Bureau, the Fractal Forest and this lake area... So it wasn't too much a surprise. As she moved closer to the house, the front door quickly opened and a fox-like digimon showed itself. It was a humanoid, and just about human-sized.



"Who shows themself here?" It's voice was feminine to be sure. "Not Dokunemon. Humans and Digimon? Would you happen to be from the Bureau?"

Yumeko was still sizing the digimon up when she? asked the question. "Oh! Umm, yes. We are. Did you mention Dokunemon?" That was what Lana mentioned earlier wasn't it?

"Yes, those fools come into my garden and steal my food. If you are with Bureau, you will take care of them for me. One second." The Digimon said, before turning back into the house and retrieving two pieces of paper and returning to the group, handing the papers to Yumeko and Kameo. "Deeper in is a confusing mess and if you don't go exactly the path you need, you'll find that you've returned to the start. A puzzle. It also changes every day. Once there, there's an old looking monument of sorts that gives you the current path, though only in an old script. This will denote the script to what is called "English". Hopefully one of you know it?"

The paper she received had this information on it. It showed about Twenty Six different letters, the ones used in English, and then a weird set of script next to it.



"Rachel, I think this would be better for you." Yumeko said as she handed it over to the girl.

The Fox Digimon continued, [b]"The other paper is my request to the Bureau. Turn that into your supervisor when you return."[/color]

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Everyone

Katherine just stared at Meowka. If anyone is the King in this relationship it's me. You know? Oh, speaking of." Katherine turned to Miren. "Oh Miren! You might not have to worry about food tonight! Meowka has graciously volunteer to not eat tonight!" The Puppeteer said to the nearby bunny. She then took a peek back at Meowka, curious of her reaction. "Unless you want some of that nice, delicious fish?" She questioned. "There's a saying, 'Don't bite the hand that feeds you.'"

Sol couldn't help but giggle at Avaline. She just had to tap firmly on the Wyrm's head. Nonono. You don't seem to quite understand human culture. We have to wait for the food to finish cooking. The Bunny is cooking. Come here." The girl hopped off the Wyrm and grabbed her by the hand, leading her over to where the utensils would be. "Alright, so, here are the utensils! There are three important ones. Spoons, these guys. Forks, these. And Knives." She told Avaline, showing each as she said them. She took a couple of minutes to explain and show how each are used. "Understand it?"

Meanwhile, Luna pulled her head back as Marie got close to her to complain... Then watched as Marie walked off. "Hey!" Luna exclaimed as the demon walked off. She didn't quite understand why she was so standoffish. Well, realistically, she really shouldn't care considering what she did to Maoin... Still, it'd be bad to leave her to her own devices at this point. She quickly paced over to Sorcha, "Hey, Sorcha, I'm going after Marie. She just ran off after I told her what Avaline said... It's probably not a good idea to leave her alone." Without giving the dragon a chance, Luna walked off in the direction that Marie went.

It had been a minute or two of course, so Luna didn't quite know where she was. "Marie? Where are you?" Luna said in a loud voice, concerned of the wellbeing of the demon.

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Katherine gave a curious look at the Chimera and Eith as they walked by, of course she'd keep a tab on them, just to make sure. But knowing that hound just barely, she knew that she'd be back for the food. So she turned back to Miren. "Well, I'm just glad to be of help." She told the bunny before following her view change to the other returnees. "I wish I could say I was surprised, but you know better. Surprising that she would have made that Wyrm into a familiar."

She had to hold back her laughter when Maoin said some uncouth words at her mistress. It's not one of those things you see very often. Not to a master that really cared mostly likely. Speaking of, her cat seemed intent on making something up. That needed rectified. Leisurely she walked over to Meowka and patted the kitten on the head. "By the way, Meowka. I just thought of something for your sake. You should probably keep the name calling in check if you don't know how to properly do it or it's towards the person that takes care of you and you swore to keep an oath to. After all, wouldn't you just hate if one day you stopped getting food to eat." If Meowka didn't get this as an obvious threat, she'd probably have a hard couple of days to come.

Meanwhile, Sol was excited for food. Not that she could really see it from where she was positioned on Avaline but she was sure she could smell it! "Ehhh? You can't just smell it? The bunny is cooking the food. Do you.... Not know what cooking is? Or do you know exactly what it is, just like 'you-ten-sils'?" The girl questioned, teasing the Wyrm a bit. Avaline had been but a giant land dragon until now after all. It wouldn't be too weird that she didn't quite know what utensils were, or cooked food. "I mean, I don't mind teaching you how to use these things."

Luna watched their conversation lightly before she noticed Sorcha go and wake up Maoin... And the cat had just said something very... Yea... Luna made sure she was nearby just in case. She knew Sorcha well, but she didn't know the warlord side of Sorcha very much. One of the downsides of that part of their relationship.

Then it dawned on her, Marie! Right! After giving Sorcha a light pat on the head, Luna made her way over to where the demon was. "Marie, we learned something after you left. Apparently, Avaline was sent after you. Err, that is, the Wyrm. It was sent after you-- She was-- Anyhow, someone apparently told her she'd make friends if she attacked or killed you. I made her a familiar so she could speak. Anyways, keep an eye out."

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Lunalel Lightsword

”Take a second familiar? I suppose it’s possible?” Luna said, imitating Sorcha in putting her hand to her chin. ”Are you sure of this?” She continued. Sorcha didn’t seem too happy with the idea in general.

"I don't like it," Sorcha replied with a grimace. "And I am not certain I trust it, but if what I think it's saying is true, someone told it to attack you."

Luna and Sol’s faces both turned shocked. ”What the hell.” Luna muttered. She put her hand to her chin. Well, it was quite possible to use the familiar contract to force the truth out worst case scenario. ”Very well. I don’t think Sol could do this with as little magic training as she has anyhow.”

She turned to the Wyrm, ”The sooner this is done the better then. We both promise something to the other correct? Then, Wyrm, I suggest we promise to each other companionship for now.” She looked at the creature in front of her, ”Do you accept?”

The Wyrm tilted its head to the side, almost as if it didn't quite understand for a few seconds. Companionship? Well…it…it could do that, right? Aha, yes! It could have a human do things for it and it could pester that haughty flying rat, too! Yes, yes, this was good! So the Wyrm nodded, a bit too eagerly. It held out its nose, nudging Luna's hand with its muzzle again.

Immediately there was a reaction as the contract was accepted on both sides. There was a surge of magical energy that would leave Luna feeling quite drained as she felt more of her already exhausted supply leave her. There was a flash of fire as the Wurm in front of them changed into something much more humanoid.

Wurm

She was standing just around Luna's height - or rather, sitting? She still looked like a human, but her lower body was that of a serpent and her hands ended with sharp claws that could easily cut through steel. She had black hair, tied back into a ponytail. Thankfully her body was covered in a number of scales that ahem, covered most of her private parts for now. Golden, serpentine eye stared at Luna.

Without a word, she grabbed Luna's hand and placed it on her head with a dopey grin as her serpentine tail wagged behind her.

”Not quite what I was expecting.” Luna said, her eyes scanning the newfound familiar’s body. The serpentine tail caught her eye more than anything… Well, maybe aside those claws. ”Can you speak? Do you have a name?” She asked, lightly rustling the Wyrm’s hair though with the hair tied back there was very little she could really do.

Eagerly, the Wyrm leaned into the pettings it was receiving.

"S-shameless…" Sorcha grumbled off to the side.

For a few seconds, it seemed as though the Wyrm hadn't heard Luna at all and was too focused on receiving pets from the knight.

"A-ah! Uhm, uhm," The Wyrm gave a confident grin as she finally processed the question. "Yes, yes, of course I have a name!" Her voice was a higher pitched one, but if flowed eloquently. "A great land dragon such as I, of course, has an equally amazing name!" She held a hand to her chest confidently and fell silent.

A few moments rolled by, until she gave a sideways glance away from Luna.

"...I forgot." She said with a dismissive chuckle, causing Sorcha to facepalm.

Luna quickly followed Sorcha in the facepalm. ”Well, we can’t just keep calling you ‘Wyrm’ I suppose. How about, ‘Avaline’?” Luna asked the Wyrm, seeing if she was fine with that name.

The Wyrm's eyes lit up as she was given a name. She gave a confident, pleased grin and pushed her head further into Luna's hand.

"Yes, yes, Avaline is a splendid name." Ahaha, yes! Success! She had gotten away with getting a name without saying she didn't have one! Yes, she was a genius yes! She continued to sit there enjoying pets, seemingly forgetting she had been asked what exactly had happened here.

”I’m glad you’re happy, but Avaline, I need to ask you. Sorcha mentioned that you said someone told you to attack me. Who was it? Why did they?” Luna asked, stopping with the pettings and instead putting her hands on the Wyrm’s shoulders. She wanted Avaline to take this seriously of course.

"A-ah. Right." Avaline replied, scrunching her face up as she tried to recall who had asked her to attack the silver-haired girl. A few seconds later she placed her hands on her hips, before proudly stating. [b]"…it wasn't you. It was that silver-haired girl. They told me if that if I killed them they'd be my friend."[b] Her tone sounded like if she thought that was 100% okay.

”You did go for her first didn’t you…” Luna mentioned before looking back at Sorcha. ”Do you think it’s related to those Embalming Tools that Miss Lindall found?” She asked, after petting Avaline on the head a bit. She turned entire to Sorcha, though Sol walked up and examined the entirety of the newly transformed Wyrm.

”Wow, this is interesting. I’ve never seen this before. The actual contract that is. So you are the same big dragon as before? You got really pretty!” Sol said as she watched in amazement, grabbing the Wyrm’s hands so she could examine them.

"Hm, it's possible." Sorcha replied, deciding that was all of the information they were likely to get out of 'Avaline'. "We should tell Marie, as well as Livia once we get back. If someone is trying to kill her…well, it's probably nothing new but not many people would know who Marie is outside of the underworld."

Avaline simply grinned brightly at Sol's compliment, letting the tiny human hold her hand and examine it. Yes, yes, now she was getting the praise and compliments she deserved! Her life of being bullied for not being a full dragon was over, haha.

”I don’t think she’s trying to pull the wool over our eyes.” Luna said, getting closer to Sorcha so she could whisper. ”Her thinking seems a little simple.” Luna added with a bit of a chuckle as she pulled back. ”Thanks for letting me do this… She said before pausing for a moment. She thought to herself for a couple of seconds before asking another question. ”Sorcha, be truthful with me. Are you… Angry or irritated? Maybe… Jealous…?”

"…huh?" Sorcha's head tilted to the side as she took a second to process what she as being asked. "A-angry?! Jealous? Pffft…I'm…I'm…" Sorcha's gaze looked towards 'Avaline' for a few moments before returning and meeting Luna's gaze. "I'm a dragon. I get jealous when things that are mine do stuff with things that aren't mine. Especially fake dragons such as that."

Well, at least she was being honest. ”Geez, Sorcha.” Luna said, scratching the back of her head. ”I mean, you know you’re my partner and number one person… Dragon? Well, whatever. You know what I mean. Oh, or were you jealous more from the pettings and pats on the head?”

"Pfft, n-no of course not!" Sorcha lied rather badly. "I am a grand dragon. 'Pettings' are not something I want. I am not a cat." She grumbled.

”Oh? Is that so? I suppose I should just go over to Avaline and pet her before I tell her to follow us to camp.” Luna said, starting to turn around, hoping to bait Sorcha into telling the truth.

Sorcha visibly grimaced as Luna turned around. Cruel! Since when did Luna become this cruel!?

"W-wait-" She grabbed Luna's hand before she had started to walk back towards Avaline. "I-it's not easy to just say something like that. F-for a dragon, at least." She grumbled, face turning a shade of red. "Our pride is a fickle thing sometimes and its…difficult to do things because of it sometimes." She let go of Sorcha's hand as her gaze turned to the ground.

"…but if you were to pet me and tell me I'm a good dragon I wouldn't exactly mind…"

Luna smiled since now Sorcha was being honest. ”I had to go that far to get you to admit it too.” The Knightess chuckled as she put a hand up to Sorcha’s head. ”Sorcha, you’re a good dragon.” She said as she rubbed her familiar’s head. ”Just be truthful with me alright?”

"Theeen if I were to say I love you would you believe meeee?~" The dragon rather impishly asked with a grin as she leaned into the pet.

Luna giggled a little, ”Love me? Like family?” Luna asked while she kept petting the dragon’s head. That was the only thing that she could understand really, or thought she might have meant.

"Heh," Sorcha chuckled. "Well, yes…anyways," Sorcha pulled back, giving her wings a flap as she looked over to Avaline and Sol. "We should be getting back to camp. If someone is after Marie then we shouldn't leave her alone." She paused for a moment as she sniffed the air. "…and it should be about dinner time, and I'm hungry."

”Alright.” Luna said as she removed her hand from Sorcha’s head. ”Oh, one last thing. Avaline. No more just randomly attacking people ok? You make more friends being nice than you do being mean… Though some people attack you before that happens…” She said, looking between Avaline and Sorcha. ”Maybe it’s a dragon thing.” She muttered aloud.

"But if people run from you when they see you, the only option to befriend them is to attack them, right?" Avaline replied, completely serious.

"I have no idea what you're talking about…" Sorcha chuckled dismissively just after.

”I think you’ll have more people running toward you now.” Luna said to Avaline before turning to Sorcha, obviously holding back a laugh toward her. ”Alright, let’s head back.”

Sol jumped on Avaline’s back though, ”Can you carry me back?” Looking absolutely adorable. ”I bet you don’t know how to use utensils! I can teach you if you carry me back!”

"E-eh?" Avaline replied with a pout. "I totally know how to use you-ten-sils!" She had to sound out the word as she replied. She had never heard that word before, but yes she was a clever dragon and wouldn't be so easily defeated! "But yes, I can carry you back!"

Sorcha merely rolled her eyes as she started back towards the entrance of the ruin.

Sol cheered and hugged the Wyrm around the neck, ”Luna’s right, see, we’re friends and you didn’t attack me.” Luna chuckled and followed Sorcha, petting her lightly on the head.

Eith the Shellagh

"Fine. Do you know any place that won't catch on fire?" Eith asked the Chimera. Obviously, she wanted to fight without reserve as she knew the Chimera would want as well. "I don't want to catch the forest on fire. Should we just go into the building then?" Eith asked, ready to move at the Chimera's suggestion.

Katherine Lindall

At about that time, Meowka and Katherine arrived on though Katherine took time to lock down the supplies they found in the upstairs. "Alright,I want a perimeter on the camp, with a plenty of eyes on these. Let's see if we get a visit from the owner." Soon enough she found herself walking over to where Miren was making the food. "Oh my, what delicious food do we have here tonight?"

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Kameo would find soon enough that she both lost sight of the Dokunemon in the foliage and got stuck trying to move forward in the bamboo. Tinkermon soon fluttered over to the girl and landed on her shoulder. "It's no use, you got that useless set of things on your chest that are just getting in the way." Tinkermon commented before quickly making her escape before Kameo could do anything.

"Let's just go along the path." Yumeko suggested, pointing down the actual path through the forest. Obviously it was made for travel, though it felt like that it wasn't used that much. After helping Kameo back onto the path, the group made their way up the stairs deeper into the forest. A gentle breeze blew through the vertical rods as they proceeded, lightly moving their hair and other loose articles.

Somehow, as the followed the path deeper, they would easily notice that the bamboo stopped being as densely populated, but rather were thicker themselves. About double the size of the other bamboo. Around the time of this bamboo, a fork appeared in the road. To one side, they saw plenty more bamboo leading deeper into the woods, on the other a clearing and what looked to be a building. "Hmm, which way to go? I don't hear water, so that house probably isn't the waterfall." Yumeko said, scratching her head.

"Oh come on, we might find something there." Tinkermon said before taking a peek further down that way. "It looks like that rest house... Though I don't think that's it. Looks like a garden. Wanna go take a peek?"

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Katherine Lindall

"Name-calling is just that, Dumb-Cat." Katherine told Meowka, making a bit of a point. "Nothing worth sweating over. We are neither King nor Duke and those people are the only ones that need to worry over such a thing." She patted her pet on the head a couple of times before speaking again. "Rather, the idea is to prove them wrong... In other cases, incredibly right. Depends." The two were walking down the steps at this point and Katherine was definitely ready to eat.

Lunalel Lightsword

Sol hid slightly behind Sorcha for a bit, but realized quickly that was not the best idea. She was... Irate. It really seemed safer over by Luna and the Wyrm. "Luna, can I?" The girl asked. With a quick nod, Sol came over gently. Luna continued to pet the creature to make sure it stayed calm and took a peak back at Sorcha who even she could tell was... Irritated or angry? Either way, she patted the Wyrm and assured it that Sol was good.

"This girl is my sister and she's just going to pet you."

Sol hesitantly reached out and touched the creature. When it didn't bite her hand off, she continued to pet it. Quietly, she also added to Luna, "I think Dragon-Lady doesn't like you petting this one."

Luna didn't especially want to admit it, but had noticed this earlier. "Yea..." The Dragon was an easily jealous one wasn't she? "Sorcha, would you come over and pet this one here? It's like a cute little dog... Just a lot bigger... And scalier. I also think it wants to say something, but well... It seems impossible. Would you happen to know a way? I'd owe you."

Eith the Shellagh

"A challenge to a fight? This one could do aught but accept... However, I am hungry. I would only accept this kind of fight with both of us on a full stomach." Eith looked over at Miren and then back to the Chimaera, pulling closer into a whisper. "Besides, we could probably ask for more food after the fight." This was obviously the thought process of someone who's mind was mostly on food.

Doll #7

The doll nodded at the bunny's instructions and clapped it's hands together, calling some of the dolls nearby, spreading the jobs out to multiple dolls. One doll per pot and pan and two to help Miren if she needed. They saluted the girl, ready to help.