Sharonda
*Aurym turned his head to look at Juna, still holding his forearm up to shield his eyes.* 

"That would be amazing.." The Kobold responded,"Seeing people from around the world, flying through the skies like birds," Aurym said gesturing to the clouds. 

*The Ryujin gave thought to her words then he looked back at the clouds. As he laid there with Juna, he imagined having large wings and trying to fly for the first time. He shook his head and laughed at the thought of learning how to fly. Aurym turned back to Juna, to follow up her response.*

"I also agree, we would never land back down if we learned flight," Aurym replied," I for one would never," Aurym said, laughing quietly.

"Hmm.. Large cities.." He paused," Like floating islands! Islands higher than the eye can see."
Rodolfo
"How do you think we'd get the islands in the sky...?"*She asked, seemingly perplexed by the thought. Maybe with enough magic it could happen, but surely it was impossible to make several flying islands in the sky. Still though, it was nice to think about.

Her jackal would gradually return to her, his pelt wet from from running about in the water. Juniper would soon join him, letting out a series of chirps as she neared the Canifor's face and would try to flap around for attention.

Juna would soon sit up, having to rub some of the sand off her.*"Are you hungry Juniper...?"*She'd ask the small bird, growing used to having to feed her several times a day as she would take a small bit of jerky out of her pouch to give to the Airstrider before the bird would peck at it.*"Maybe the birds will join us in the sky islands... I don't think Juniper will ever be able to fly though..."*She'd say.*
Sharonda
"I'm not sure, but we'll do it somehow," He said, laughing. 

*Aurym then raised his arms up behind his head to rest on. The idea of having floating islands seemed very astonishing to him. He imagined that the earth would crumble and split into pieces of land that flew up into the skies. He shook his head, dismissing the thought. Aurym tilted his head to look at the companions, smiling as she fed them.* 

"Maybe," He said.

"I'd imagine our land began to rise up and become the sky islands," He suggested,"But that's my thoughts on the topic."
Rodolfo
*She'd tilt her head towards him at his statement. He thinks the world would just completely because of their ability to fly? If the land didn't for the birds then why for them? It was a curious thought anyways.

She'd let out a soft sigh as Juniper would finish eating, giving the bird a light stroke atop her head before she'd return to her wanderings.*"I'm sorry... About... About before..."*The Canifor would apologize. Maybe she shouldn't have been so quick to assume Aurym was here to do any wrong, but it became increasingly hard to tell at times.*
Sharonda
"Hm?" He'd say at the sound of his name spoken.

"It's alright, I don't blame you for keeping your guard up,"He'd reply in a soft tone,"Most people would most likely do the same."

*Aurym sat up, brushing off the sand off of his back. He raised up his arms to stretch, a sigh of satisfaction after doing so. Aurym would sit with his knees up to his chest and arms around him.*

"Juna.." The Ryujing said,"Do you go questing? Killing monsters and that type of thing."
Rodolfo
"Most people are..."*She'd say soon trailing off as her eyebrows furrowed in thought. It would be wrong of her to say anything bad considering there were those willing to help who she had left in the time being.

Being asked if she went questing, Juna would fall silent as if she needed to think it over.*"I used to... Quite a few times actually... It was... My main way of making coin before the winter... When it came I tried taking jobs and well... They..."

*Once again she fell silent.*"I've stopped questing since Juniper hatched... Most requests ask me to attack people and... I'm just not good enough at it... Maybe fighting monsters would be better for me... At least then I'd actually have the stomach to kill..."*She'd find herself explaining as memories of the elves and bandits flooded her mind.*