Asimona glared at the waterfall, her tail thrashing with agitation. She had seen something, something in the water that had attracted her to this spot. it was a brown figure, peeping through the water, nervous, shy eyes that had disappeared when she had gotten close. Why did they always have to leave all of a sudden? The dragon, she could never attack and now this creature that always fled when she got close. She didn't understand why no one else could see them. Were they blind? Or did these creatures make themselves only visible to her? Giggle had said they were real so perhaps they were just intent on screwing with her.

She paced at the edge of the lagoon, growling deeply. She always ended up in Pisces. It was like the room was cursed or something. She always had to end up in this waterfall room where so many bad things had happened. Every time she came here, some strange event occurred. She had just been trying to get to the tunnel where she had hatched. That room gave her joy and happiness, so much snow and ice, room to play, and good memories of playing with the lion.

But she had seen the creature in the waterfall. She snarled loudly, calling out, "Who are you? What do you want?!"

Something crept into her stomach, a bad feeling. She should leave this place. A presence tingled on her spine. Was it the dragon? Was he here? She whipped around, but saw nothing. With a growl of frustration, she went back to pacing along the shore, convinced that the other creature was just behind the falling water.

There was a clattering behind Asimona, jerking her out of her thoughts. Forgetting about the face in the water, she whipped around, ready to face the dragon, but instead was greeted with two creatures, one with weird horn things and the other a bird that just looked...wrong. She narrowed her eyes curiously. She thought she heard the moose whisper something and a shiver went down her spine, even thought she couldn't hear. This was bad and she didn't know why.

Her wings rose slightly as she glared at them. "What do you want? Why are you staring at me like that?" Were they going to attack? No, they'd be stupid to. She had big claws and wings and teeth. The bird was strange, but she doubted it could penetrate her thick hide. She dug her claws into the stone, growling. "Leave me alone. I have no quarrel with you."

Asimona stared at the bird and the other thing with shock. What? They were going to attack? She didn't understand why they had to talk about it first, but at least it gave her time to move her head away so that the bird's attack didn't hit her. As for the moose, she felt a heavy weight against her belly all of a sudden, pushing against her thick stomach scales. She felt her back legs slipping against the water in the lagoon and dug her claws into the mud. Gritting her teeth, she reached for the magic in her gem and forced in to the front. She aimed her spell for the moose, intending on tossing him away from her.

Round 1
Attempt: throw the moose away
Defense: digging her claws in the mud
Injuries: possible bruising

Asimona frowned when the moose seemed unaffected by her spell. Hadn't she cast it? She had felt the magic leave her body, but the moose seemed fine. That spell usually worked for something like that. But she didn't have time to think about it as there was suddenly a sharp pain tearing at the side of her neck. She snarled with pain as the bird's talons dug into her thick skin. She turned her head and was faced with the bird's furious red eyes.

Why was this happening? What had she ever done to these two crazy things that would warrant them to attack her like this?! Forgetting about her magic now, she lunged forward with her jaws and snapped at the bird. However, her attack was wild and blind and she ended up snapping down on air instead of the bird's delicate bones.

Round 2
Attempt: bite the hell-bird
Defense: digging her claws in the mud, natural defenses
Injuries: possible bruising, large, bleeding scratch down her neck