The beaches of Leo, September had found, made for some good running ground. Open and predictable, without any particularly nasty snakes or creatures hiding in brushes, rocks and stuff were easy to see, and the sand cushioned falls better then stone. And Leo was a nick, bright, open cave. Mostly. Usually. Today, not so much. But he still could let loose some energy, bouncing across and down the beaches, over and over again, the wind rushing behind him, bringing an almost lift to his hooves.

The sight of something hatching, there suddenly being a baby in the way, had September skidding to a stop before he went crashing and tumbling right into them. "Woah!" he cried as he almost threw himself over with his own sudden stop. But now he stood in front of a little guy - predator, by the look of his fangs and claws, but little. Relatively.

He cocked his head. "Well hey there. You hatched here?" Due, obvious question. There were literally shards of chrysalis sitting around him. He didn't know how to deal with kids (forgetting the fact that he was, in fact, still a kid).

"Heh." September couldn't help it, letting out a small chuckle. The kid was so cute!! Did he struggle that much to talk when he had first hatched? He could barely remember, he'd been doing his best to fill his days with activities to stave off boredom. And despite him having to wait an extra long time for the newly hatched gembound to get a single sentence out, this was far superior to just wandering.

He waited patiently for Yanyue to get through the sentence before he chuckled again. "I can show you. Watch - or, feel for it, I guess." He stepped up next to the little dragon and called for the wind again. A brief puff of wind blew from behind and September leaped forward, racing a few paces away. "I use the wind to go fast! It's magic! You try it too!" He was, of course, referring to his own wind, for the dragon to summon, unsure if it possessed the same magic himself. IT should be enough for both of them to use, if not.

September was a little surprised when the kid suddenly took off, summoning their own gust of wind to push them forward. His eyes sparkled with delight as he realized that they had similar capabilities. He wondered if he could teach this kid some stuff. Like be a mentor to him. That'd be pretty crazy, huh.

"That's pretty neat!" he praised. And then, not to be outdone by a literal baby, he crouched almost playfully. "How about this one!" But as he summoned for more powerful winds to blow by them...nothing happened. There was the slightest breeze, as if something was offering an apology, and he stood up with a huff. "Uh, well, it doesn't always work. You gotta get used to it."

He shook himself out briefly to cover the moment. "Anyways, I'm September. You got a name, kid?"