Snippet #1706018

Songrose glanced down at Yamane, confused, although she didn't show it. "Whatever makes you comfortable," she said, glancing between her and the human. She looked up slightly as Disir huffed, giving a quiet sigh, silently acknowledging his discomfort. But the human wouldn't last long out there, not with so many of his kind going missing recently. She gave him a more curious glance as he bolted upright, and pretended not to notice him going outside. Perhaps he just needed tome to himself; she knew how he felt about humans, although she wasn't entirely sure about his thoughts towards Yamane. She would find out sooner or later, she figured. She glanced between Yamane and Alistair. "So...that answers those two questions...are there any others? Or do either of you need rest?" Anything was better than absolute silence.

Raine froze as the thing grabbed her by her arm, roaring in her face. What had she gotten herself into?! The villagers were right, then...? But that only meant she was going to die here, and no one from the village would know about it. So more and more humans were going to start vanishing, and she wouldn't be able to tell them about it. She bit her lip, closing her eyes, fully expecting to die there. But suddenly she heard a crash and the flames crackling, and then felt herself being dropped. She looked up in srprise to see fire, and then something else had lifted her and was carryign her away. From what she could see, this one also had scales. Another of their kind? But he had just saved her! ...Or maybe he was a rebel amongst them, and had planned on eating her himself. That's what she thought until he dropped her, and started scolding her. Her mouth opened slightly as she wondered whether or not the entire world had been flipped upsidedown; a monster saving her from monsters...and then telling her it wasn't safe and to follow him. She gave a hasty shrug before following him to...wherever it was he was leading her. He couldn't be all bad if he had saved her...right?

Songrose stood up suddenly as a scent caught her nose; fire, burning wood. And Disir was gone! What had he gotten himself into? She glanced between her two guests, then started to walk towards the door, pausing to sniff again. No...his scent was too close to be anywhere near the fire...at least, it was now. "Something's wrong..." she explained to the two guests, and she stepped forward to open the door, but didn't go out. Why would she need to, when she saw Disir walking towards the shack? Until, of course, she took note of the human following him. Younger than the one in the house, but she seemed a little shaken to her. She stepped aside to allow the two in. "What happened?" she demanded from Disir. If anything, he would know what had happened out there. She only spared the human girl a quick glance before looking back to Disir for an explanation.