[Poppy]

Niza wrinkled her nose as she neared the scene, crouched under some bushes as she eyed the handlers. She'd much rather see Reva and Han out here and not these tools, although the woman had a sense of authority about her that Niza could respect. She stepped forward, revealing herself in all her half scaled glory as she offered a cheeky grin. She was curious about the humans, wanting to learn more about them instead of tearing them to shreds - which she had no doubt in her ability to do, but if she wanted her little plan to bud and grow, she'd have to feed it, and the first step was getting on all of the humans' good sides. The handlers would be important since surely they would be the ones that would bring her to see the scientists if she ever wanted to, or so she thought. Either way, it'd be a good idea to earn their trust. As much as she could, in any case.

"Geez, that thing is loud." Niza pushed a lock of her thick, black hair behind either ear, moving a bit closer than she probably should be moving but maintaining a calm and non-hostile stance. "What's it called? I need me something like that, when people don't wanna listen or something." She crossed her arms, raising a brow at the handlers. "Don't tell the other dragons, though, or they might catch onto me, 'kay?"

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"Oh... do you get to come?" Ceral had a feeling they wouldn't allow the seeders to come with any of their carriers which was a real shame, but it wasn't as if he had the power to change that. It would be nice to have Ivy there with him, but he could still work with her excitement when he came back and informed her of how many eggs he was lugging around. "Grizzly Bear, hm?" Ceral laughed a little and took Ivy's hand, straightening his posture as he walked alongside his mate. At her next question, he frowned.

"I'm fine. It's going away, actually." And that was a total lie. He hated lying to Ivy, and he knew she'd catch on sooner than later, but he didn't want the humans to interfere for jack. He didn't want to risk not being able to come back out into the enclosure, or hooked up to some machine, or whatever the hell they might do for his illness. He didn't feel the best most days but it was manageable, he just had to get up fast enough to find a place to puke up all his dinner and breakfast, was all...

His brows furrowed as he considered the options before he sighed, his free hand rubbing at the sore small of his back. "If it's not totally better in a few weeks, I'll go to them myself. That might give whatever it is time to go away..?"