... Right, it was time to leave. Fallah seemed quite shaken up by the whole thing. The mustelid turned to try and catch Tamelyn's eye-- he missed his almost electric momma-- but she was headed out. She did call back to him, at least, before stumbling away. "See you!" He called back, a hint of concern in his tone. The big noodle had hurt a lot of them without meaning to-- well.. He had meant to, but he had realized the error of his ways. Fisher could related to a giant noodle monster like that. He was always messing up... At least most of the time it lead to only him getting hurt.

Turning his attention back on Fallah, he nodded and went off with her. He would certainly be back, back to talk to the new noodle friend. He would bring mice, and maybe even a rabbit or two. That would surely make piece between them. He thought he could learn a lot from the giant thing, perhaps learn even to swim as he did. The Fisher Noodle wanted to learn the way of Eely Swamp Monsters, he sure did.

"You okay, Fallah? Black Barkfriend?" He asked them as they left the water's edge, the muddy, sticky bank, and crept into the mist. A small piece of him buzzed and hummed-- indeed, Cetus' story wasn't over yet. HE still had to find the source... He still had to understand.

He knew now who had the answers, however. Yes, Fisher would be back for those answers. One day.

;; fisher exit

"Speech" Thoughts

Arkrael did not move a muscle, nor did she blink an eye as this creature suddenly rushed them; circling it's great length around them. Fur was bristled completely and with her head lowered and threatening, her fangs were entirely exposed as her tail flagged up high for all to see. She stood close to Tamely, unable to say a thing as she barked at the creature and soon followed by the others. It didn't matter. Words didn't matter. All that mattered to Arkrael was to see that her hatchmate was no longer in harms way. The scent of her blood made her stomach uneasy, but she could not focus on that right now. The shrieking of this monster rung in her ears, hurting them to the point she had no choice but to press them down against her skull in an attempt to dampen out the noise. The trembles of the earth as the creature came crashing back down to it was awe-inspiring.

He was angry. What he was angry at Arkrael was unsure as the creature continued it's ever loud calls for whoever it was he thought was here. Audit's perked up and muscles slowly relaxed when, in the end, this creature gave his allegiance to them. Promising protection so long as they fed him. What on earth did that thing eat? Surely no cave rat, that was for sure. Arkrael shook her head and turned to Tamelyn as she returned to her side. Brows furrowed in worry as tears suddenly began to blur her vision. She tentatively gave a small lick to the deer's side. She nearly bristled and snarled at the black canine who so audaciously offered to carry her. No! No one would be touching Tamelyn right now! With a warning in her ears, and her very body language, towards the black canine Arkrael moved to help Tamelyn from the area. She would get the deer back to Eridanus and there Arkrael would make damned sure she was properly taken care.

-Exit Arkrael-