There's more than one? [Private, Pyrr]

Around her, the mountains rose high, percing the sky with a natural and pure grace. Sweeping plains came down at their base, covering large areas with their slightly hilly lands. Trees were still scattered through the lands, but to her right it would lead into a thick forest with a stream of crystal water flowing through its middle. Turning her black head, Anila would turn her gaze from where she had been walking.

Her paws had sensed that the work which she needed to do was done, having replenished the earth with its crystals and metals and purifying its streams. Anila didn't enjoy so much work while she felt drained, her hatchlings providing to be more of an annoyance for a few moments as they sapped away her strength. Goddess or not, she still seemed to be influenced by them. With a small sigh, she would stretch out her wings gracefully, the black, sphere tipped wings standing out drastically against the greens.

Realising that she probably should have chosen a different form compared to what she had, Anila gave herself a small shrug. Her furred head would turn to scout the surroundings, her nose picking up a scent of something. Was there another one? Curiously, Anila would pretend not to notice the presence, waiting for a chance to go and interact with it.

If she didn't scare it off first.

Just what was he doing? Anila thought to herself, her white eyes watching him from the cover of the bush. He had leaned down to rest against the tree, his hands taking out a little round thing. The reptilian quickly tried eating it and with just as much speed, threw it away from him.

Straight at her.

Anila winced as the apple struck her nose, and she pulled back-accidentally snapping a branch under her paw. She would freeze for a few moments, hoping that he hadn't heard her. However, by the sign of him getting up and walking away, she had assumed that he didn't spot her just yet.

With a smirk, Anila slowly began to follow him, curiously watching the little being as she tilted her head to the side. Her white eyes sparked in curiosity, before she tentatively rose her voice to get his attention, "May I inquire as to what your name is? I mean, hitting someone with an apple could be considered a little rude." Anila would half tease, making her voice take a tone of light-heartedness to try and make sure that she didn't freak him out. She had met others of his kind before, but only two, and she was incredibly curious about this fluffy one.

Anila would tilt her head to the side, a small hum coming from her as she considered his answer. Pyrrhus? Anila had to admit, she hadn't exactly heard of a name quite like that before, and it was a rather interesting name. She decided to somewhat file that information away quickly as she saw him slightly move.

Noticing the sword that his hand went to, Anila gave a nervous rumble. "I'm Anila, and if I may say so, Pyrrhus is a rather interesting name... There's no need to draw your sword, if I wished to harm you, I would have done so already. I just... Well, I've never seen anyone like you before and I got a little curious. If I have made you on edge, please, accept my apology for my mistake..." She would offer, then almost facepalmed as she rambled. Again. Tion must really be rubbing off on her.

Anila didn't plan to harm the little reptilian and, if he decided to try and attack her, she would simply use the powers of the wind to knock the little creature down. Although, that was worst case scenario and she had been trying to avoid that sort of conflict. She didn't want to be an enemy of a sentient being-not one which she had found rather fasinating.  

Anila watched him turn around, incredibly slowly before they took a few steps back away from her. Anila would almost nod to herself, before deciding to lay on the ground where she was, dropping her height drastically. She saw no reason to stand tall and proud and besides, she could be intimidating the tiny little thing.

At his question, Anila glanced down at her black paws, her wings tucking in next to her body."Well, I'm not a NightWing, so I guess that would make me a rogue." She said, her thoughts taking her as to why he needed the clarification. Did something happen to this little reptilian, just like something happened to the other which she had met? Or was there an underlying reason as to why he had to make the clarification... Anila didn't know the answers, the knowledge of the worlds events escaping her.

For now.

With a small incline of her head, Anila would watch the reptilian, her small tail barely coiling around herself. If he decided to be agressive and take the sword out to attack her, she would be incredibly displeased.

However, Pyrr's wish wasn't to come to be.

Anila was a stubbornly curious dragon and as he had turned to leave, she simply stood up and began to follow him. She tilted her fluffy head to the side, watching him as he really tried to pick up the pace as if to lose her. However, Anila simply didn't want to let him go so easily. She was far too curious about what he really was as she had never seen a fluffy reptilian before.

"So, where are we going?" Anila would almost chirp, happily following the small and fluffy reptilian. "I mean, I would assume that we are going somewhere, as I have nothing better to do!" Anila laughed quietly, her white eyes looking around to the forests around them. She allowed a small wind to pick up through the dense forest, just to see what he would do to a few leafs scattering ariound.

"The least you could do is try to get to know me." Anila would tease, refusing to let the little thing run away so easy.