The thundering advice of Master Vargas made Khavur leap in his own skin a bit. How did someone say "DRINK WATER" with that tone of voice? After the startle passed over, Khavur almost felt like laughing again. It was a terrible idea to laugh at something Master Vargas did, however, so it would just keep that humor to itself. "Yes, Master Vargas," it-- um, the Reaver would call back, accompanying the response with an affirmative nod in the Master's direction.
Fortunately his request didn't seem too great for Maximus. They agreed and Khavur grinned... twice! Once bemusedly, and simultaneously -- with another set of teeth -- deviously. When Maximus sprang into action, Khavur sprang right after them. Pegasus was big enough to sustain their monstrous force. They could go as wild as they wanted here.
Marveling at just how much Maximus was capable of now was slowing Khavur down, but honestly, how could he not? Look at that lamb! Loping like the healthiest deer in the herd. There was an undeniable and elegant force to it. Were Khavur less motivated by... by love for his little sibling, he might have let himself be jealous of the grace, since it made his own racing look clunky by comparison. But love was what saved them, and thus Khavur would live, tucking in his wings, lowering his head, and speeding towards Maximus with the power Master Vargas gave him.
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AH--! Maximus wasn't watching where they were going!!! What had held them up -- why had they slowed? And now they were tumbling-- AAAAAH!!! Khavur rushed to the "edge" of where they had tumbled down and halted, looking over, worry overwriting every other expression he wished to display. "M-- Ch-" The tone of that simplistic oops assured him of their safety, and as such, he bit off the rest of his exclamation and swallowed it fast.
That's when he got to watch them sprout wings -- actual wings, and plates of armor like his own. A silent, soft gasp escaped him as it sprawled into being. "Magic...?" The awe was... awe-bvious, hehe. They were flying, like Khavur could do! The challenge made the Reaver beam. He backed up, started with a sprint, spread his wings and leapt into the air. He was almost surprised to see his own flight function worked after all this time. Carried through the air like a creature of myth, Khavur maneuvered towards his little sibling. They had chosen the wrong fight, or flight, in this case, for you see... Khavur's wings were built for the chase.
If Maximus' domain was to be the land, then perhaps the Reaver's should be the sky. Give that Master Vargasan title some meaning.
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Master Vargas' surprise in turn came as a surprise to the Reaver, and to his sibling. Khavur quickly landed behind Maximus-- V-Chaos-Two, standing beside them. Watching them fall was scary, especially since there wasn't enough time to dive in and save them, but they seemed to be alright every time. If Master Vargas lashed out, Khavur didn't know if it would leap to the defense or not-- no, that was a lie, it- he- uh, would leap in an instant. But Khavur didn't know why Master Vargas would be mad. Surprised made sense, Khavur was too (so it was magic). The Reaver hadn't seen him with Vedette, didn't know what there was to fear.
And yet, Maxi-- Chaos-Two seemed afraid. Maybe Khavur was reading it wrong? Why else fall from the sky upon being bellowed at though? And now they were trying to make themself look smaller and docile -- yes, they had to be afraid. 'Of what?' Khavur trusted Chaos-Two to know more about Master Vargas' rules than it did, since it had missed out on so much of being in the midst of the Chaos Forge. Chaos-Two started explaining, Khavur remaining in silence to listen, looming somewhat defensively over the lamb as a shepherd might. The beast kept one head on either end of the conversation, watching especially for what Master Vargas would do.
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Khavur did nothing more than watch over and listen, a sentry. It hadn't known about V-Agate-One... couldn't even provide a face for the designation. Master Vargas had done that... well no wonder Chaos-Two had been afraid. There had to be a reason, as there always was with Master Vargas, but the Reaver wasn't expecting a good one. And then there was the Hunt, which Khavur had no recollection of attending. Perhaps it had happened after its chrysalization... or perhaps its chrysalization had muddled its memories. The hope was for the former.
The Hunt, a challenge of the chase that granted wings? Khavur privately admired its sibling for participating, especially before its mutation. The Reaver could only imagine the struggle. How could Master Vargas be mad at that kind of determination? It seemed that Chaos-Two should be safe, but that didn't mean Khavur was going to relax now.
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