Since hatching, the basilisk-like creature had become adept at movement. It was a slow process, her many muscles contracting and gripping allowing herself to pull along the ground. Most of her sorrow was reserved for her brother, who without eyes had greater difficulty in navigating the caves. Moving down to the water edge, her body slipped into pond with easy. The majority of the weight was lifted and her muscles were able to be soothed by the cool liquid as it lapped up against her side. Zanya wasn't yet able to use her wings, the pin feathers only just beginning to open up. Soon though, she would be a creature of the sky just as her mother was. Dipping her maw under for a drink, she had yet to meet many of the members of Pisces. Their hatching had only been attended by the other children of Maji Walezi and she wasn't sure whether news had spread of their birth. Not that she knew the significance of her presence in this world.

@Quintus

there's a beautiful storm in your eyes

news of the hatch lings was travelling fast and it was now knowledgeable to pretty much every gembound residing in pisces. quintus had been one of the individuals who had heard the news a little bit later due to the fact that lately he had been staying away from the waterfall room, all it brings is bad memories. so many that the lion had seemed to have totally forgotten about all the good memories that he had here in pisces. instantly quintus began to imagine how the children would turn out but everything that came to mind didn't really make sense, his imagination managing to take it a step further. eventually the the lion would take note of a much smaller gembound, a child, instantly quintus's face would soften, a smile managing to show up on his somber mug. he instantly thought of his mentor at the sight of the child and he could not help but allow a little chuckle to come out his mouth. it made him so sad yet happy at the same time, bevy's legacy, there was no mistaking it but instead of running towards the child and scaring her the lion would call out, "hey there!"