04-11-2016, 03:33 PM
((School is terrible but I'll be around again tonight as well~))
Ceral was curious about Ivy's comment. For the most part, Ky had left him alone, but maybe that's because he'd brushed him off at first. He was sort of just pissy his first day here, but he'd simmered down slightly, not enough that he was willing to go out of his way to do what he was really here for, however. He was sure he could fend for himself if it got too heated, still, but he hoped it wouldn't have to come to that because he wasn't the most versed in that whole thing unless it included verbal arguing. He'd see how it would go, and for now he was just content enough that he got all of his necessities without having to go out of his way to get them. It was much easier to, say, get food here than it was in his caves. Swimming after fish in the narrow caverns wasn't always a success.
When Ivy left, Ceral nodded in goodbye. He felt like maybe he should follow after her, to maybe see where she was going to at least keep it in mind for the future (in case he might ever need her help for something) but after crawling out of the water himself, he'd changed his mind and settled for resting at the edge of the water instead, a comfortable place - if only he had the caves above him too. It felt odd sleeping outside, and he didn't particularly like the caves that were here, but Ceral had gotten used to it in the days that he'd been here.
He kept his eye on the trio not too far off for a little bit through the night until they left, just a little intrigued about what they might've been talking about earlier when he and Ivy were busy swimming. When morning came around, Ceral found himself closer to the small group's cave, making his way through some brush to somewhat keep hidden until they all awoke. Ivy said she'd protect him from Ky if need be, but the guy didn't look too bad. Ivan seemed alright by the looks of it, and Ceral had yet to learn who the new face was. Settling beneath some kind of outgrown bush outside of the cave the three were in, Ceral watched the unusual door with interest, his tail flicking anxiously as he wondered how he should approach them if they were to come out. The more dragons he had on his side, the better.
Ceral was curious about Ivy's comment. For the most part, Ky had left him alone, but maybe that's because he'd brushed him off at first. He was sort of just pissy his first day here, but he'd simmered down slightly, not enough that he was willing to go out of his way to do what he was really here for, however. He was sure he could fend for himself if it got too heated, still, but he hoped it wouldn't have to come to that because he wasn't the most versed in that whole thing unless it included verbal arguing. He'd see how it would go, and for now he was just content enough that he got all of his necessities without having to go out of his way to get them. It was much easier to, say, get food here than it was in his caves. Swimming after fish in the narrow caverns wasn't always a success.
When Ivy left, Ceral nodded in goodbye. He felt like maybe he should follow after her, to maybe see where she was going to at least keep it in mind for the future (in case he might ever need her help for something) but after crawling out of the water himself, he'd changed his mind and settled for resting at the edge of the water instead, a comfortable place - if only he had the caves above him too. It felt odd sleeping outside, and he didn't particularly like the caves that were here, but Ceral had gotten used to it in the days that he'd been here.
He kept his eye on the trio not too far off for a little bit through the night until they left, just a little intrigued about what they might've been talking about earlier when he and Ivy were busy swimming. When morning came around, Ceral found himself closer to the small group's cave, making his way through some brush to somewhat keep hidden until they all awoke. Ivy said she'd protect him from Ky if need be, but the guy didn't look too bad. Ivan seemed alright by the looks of it, and Ceral had yet to learn who the new face was. Settling beneath some kind of outgrown bush outside of the cave the three were in, Ceral watched the unusual door with interest, his tail flicking anxiously as he wondered how he should approach them if they were to come out. The more dragons he had on his side, the better.